Rodri Hernández has found the perfect setting by the sea to unwind after an intense season in which he not only became world champion with the Spanish national team—which he captained—but also announced his departure from Manchester City, a move that has sent shockwaves through the transfer market, as both Real Madrid and Barcelona would be more than happy to sign him.
While this matter is being resolved, the soccer player is relaxing with his partner, Dr. Laura Iglesias, and a group of friends, enjoying a few days in the sun aboard a chartered yacht with a fitting name: Invictus, which reflects the current status of “La Roja,” with 38 consecutive games without a loss.
This is a Riva Rivale 52, a yacht measuring 16.10 meters in length and 4.60 meters in beam, which represents the pinnacle of “Made in Italy” yachting with the unmistakable signature of the Riva shipyard.
Built in 2006 and completely renovated in 2016, Invictus combines the timeless character of Riva design with the performance demanded by high-end charter, available for rent in Ibiza and Formentera. Her two MAN engines, each producing 1,050 caballos, allow her to reach a cruising speed of 25 nudos, with a top speed exceeding 35 nudos, making her the ideal choice for day trips to the most spectacular coves in the Balearic archipelago.
On board, the yacht is designed for both couples and families seeking a day of authentic Mediterranean elegance. With an authorized capacity of nine day guests, it can accommodate four people overnight in its two cabins—one double and one twin—as well as two full bathrooms. The yacht has a 1,000-liter fuel tank and a 500-liter water tank, with an approximate fuel consumption of 250 liters.
When it comes to onboard comfort, the Italian shipyard has left nothing to chance: a Bluetooth-enabled radio system, a bimini top, sun decks at both the bow and stern, a shower and swim platform with a ladder at the stern, a cockpit table, and a refrigerator with ice, plus complimentary beverages included in the price.
The rate—which is around 3,870 euros per day during high season and 3,330 euros during low season—includes a skipper, comprehensive insurance, certified safety equipment, fees, mooring at the home port (Marina Botafoc), and cleaning; fuel and mooring at ports other than the home port are not included.
It is available at CharterEnIbiza and AMVCharterIbiza
