JAB II | Riva 75 Venere
The Experience
This 2010 Riva 75 Venere, JAB II, is a distinguished Italian-built motor yacht blending timeless style, refined craftsmanship and dynamic performance. Part of Riva’s prestigious flybridge series, she is instantly recognisable for her sleek exterior lines and elegant profile, offering an exceptional balance of comfort and spirited cruising. Designed for relaxed Mediterranean living, her well-proportioned layout provides generous interior and exterior spaces for socialising and unwinding at sea. The inviting main salon is bathed in natural light through large panoramic windows, while sophisticated finishes and elegant detailing reflect the heritage and quality synonymous with the Riva name. Expansive deck areas provide the perfect setting for sunbathing, alfresco dining and enjoying the coastline in complete comfort. Powered by twin MAN V12 diesel engines, JAB II reaches a top speed of approximately 33 knots, delivering confident performance alongside a smooth and comfortable ride. Four beautifully appointed cabins accommodate up to eight guests, making her ideal for family cruising or entertaining friends in style. A professional crew of three, including a dedicated chef, ensures a seamless and luxurious onboard experience, with attentive service and freshly prepared cuisine tailored to guests’ preferences. Located in Mallorca, JAB II presents an exceptional opportunity to enjoy classic Italian design, strong performance and refined comfort aboard a standout 75-foot yacht. Tender & Water Toys
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Suggested Itineraries for JAB II
Based on JAB II's home port at Marina Palma Cuarentena, cruising speed of ~23 knots. Fuel estimates are approximate and vary with sea conditions, load, and speed.
23 kn
Cruising Speed
~110 L/hr
Est. Fuel Consumption
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Departure Marina
33 knots
Top Speed
Portals Vells → Port d'Andratx
The Southwest Classic
The most popular day charter and perfect introduction to Mallorca by sea. Cruise along the stunning southwest coast to the triple-cove system of Portals Vells with its carved sandstone caves, then on to the exclusive fishing village of Port d'Andratx for lunch.
41 NM
Total Distance
~196 L
Est. Fuel
~€284
Est. Fuel Cost
10:00 — Depart
Marina Palma Cuarentena
10:26
(10 NM leg · ~26 min transit)Portals Vells
Triple caves, crystal-clear swimming, snorkelling over Posidonia
12:33
(14 NM leg · ~37 min transit)Port d'Andratx
Lunch at anchor in the fjord-like harbour
15:15
(16 NM leg · ~42 min transit)Santa Ponça
Afternoon swim, paddleboard, water toys
18:00 — Return
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Es Trenc → Colònia de Sant Jordi → Cala Pi
Es Trenc & The South Coast
Head south for Mallorca's most celebrated coastline. Drop anchor off Es Trenc — a 3 km ribbon of Caribbean-white sand — then continue to Colònia de Sant Jordi with Cabrera on the horizon. Return via the dramatic cliff-lined inlet of Cala Pi.
48 NM
Total Distance
~230 L
Est. Fuel
~€334
Est. Fuel Cost
10:00 — Depart
Marina Palma Cuarentena
11:03
(24 NM leg · ~63 min transit)Es Trenc
Anchor 50m off famous white sand, turquoise shallows
13:13
(4 NM leg · ~10 min transit)Colònia de Sant Jordi
Seafood lunch with Cabrera National Park views
15:09
(10 NM leg · ~26 min transit)Cala Pi
30m cliff walls, emerald swimming cove
18:00 — Return
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Sóller → Deià → Sa Foradada
The Tramuntana & Deià
The most scenic route in the Mediterranean. Cruise along the UNESCO-protected Serra de Tramuntana coast to Port de Sóller, then the artist village of Deià for lunch at Ca's Patro March, and finish at Sa Foradada where the sun sets through the natural stone arch.
48 NM
Total Distance
~230 L
Est. Fuel
~€334
Est. Fuel Cost
10:00 — Depart
Marina Palma Cuarentena
11:13
(28 NM leg · ~73 min transit)Port de Sóller
Historic horseshoe harbour, optional vintage tram
12:21
(3 NM leg · ~8 min transit)Cala Deià
Lunch at Ca's Patro March — Mallorca's most famous restaurant
14:29
(3 NM leg · ~8 min transit)Sa Foradada
Iconic pierced rock, Archduke's estate, sunset swim
18:00 — Return
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Pollença → Cap de Formentor
Formentor & The Wild North
The most ambitious day charter — rounding Mallorca's dramatic northern cape with 300m limestone cliffs plunging into deep blue water. Anchor at Playa de Formentor, the crescent beach once favoured by Grace Kelly.
77 NM
Total Distance
~368 L
Est. Fuel
~€534
Est. Fuel Cost
10:00 — Depart
Marina Palma Cuarentena
11:44
(40 NM leg · ~104 min transit)Bay of Pollença
Morning arrival in the sheltered northern bay
12:27
(5 NM leg · ~13 min transit)Cap de Formentor
300m cliffs, lighthouse, meeting of two seas
13:02
(2 NM leg · ~5 min transit)Playa de Formentor
Iconic crescent beach, lunch at anchor
15:05
(1 NM leg · ~3 min transit)Cala Sant Vicenç
Secluded cove with dramatic rock formations
18:00 — Return
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Cabrera Archipelago — Blue Cave
Cabrera National Park
A permit-only adventure to Spain's most pristine marine reserve. The Blue Cave is one of the Mediterranean's natural wonders, and the anchorages around Cabrera are among the clearest waters you'll find anywhere.
60 NM
Total Distance
~287 L
Est. Fuel
~€416
Est. Fuel Cost
10:00 — Depart
Marina Palma Cuarentena
11:31
(35 NM leg · ~91 min transit)Cabrera
Blue Cave, pristine anchorages, marine reserve
15:00
(11 NM leg · ~29 min transit)Es Trenc
Stop on return for a swim at the famous beach
18:00 — Return
Marina Palma Cuarentena
Fuel is included in all day charter prices
The fuel estimates above are shown for transparency only — you do not pay fuel separately on day charters.
Fuel consumption estimates are calculated based on JAB II's specifications (estimated HP) and typical cruising conditions at ~23 knots. Actual consumption varies with sea state, wind, current, load, and speed. Marine diesel price estimated at €1.45/L (Mallorca 2026 average). Distances are approximate nautical miles from Marina Palma Cuarentena. Your captain will optimise the route on the day based on weather and sea conditions.