The Riomar 570 is part of Interboot 2026's My First Boat area, where the Dutch sloep is being presented as a practical first step into family motorboating. The official show listing gives a length of 5.70m, beam of 2.04m and weight of 425kg.
Riomar describes the boat as combining a classic Dutch open-boat layout with a more modern underwater shape. Capacity is listed at up to eight people, making the 570 relatively spacious for its overall length.
Engine choices support different uses
The Interboot listing gives a power range from 7kW to 44kW, allowing the boat to be configured for relaxed displacement-style cruising or stronger performance. Riomar also positions higher-powered versions for activities such as waterskiing.
That flexibility means prospective owners should compare propulsion packages carefully rather than treating every Riomar 570 as the same boat. Fuel use, noise, top speed and licensing requirements can change significantly with engine choice.
Low weight helps with storage and transport
A quoted hull weight of 425kg keeps the basic package comparatively light for a six-metre family boat. The complete towing weight will still include engine, fuel, batteries, equipment and trailer mass.
The show entry lists a maximum draft of 0.60m, which should suit many inland and sheltered-water uses. Owners should nevertheless verify local depth restrictions and the actual installed propulsion arrangement before relying on that figure.
Interboot focuses on first-time ownership
The My First Boat display is intended to give new buyers a realistic comparison between different small-craft formats. The Riomar 570 represents the traditional open family-boat end of that spectrum rather than a high-speed sports boat.
For Leisure Boat Guide readers, the appeal is the combination of simple deck space, moderate size and broad engine choice. The current exhibition does not make the design a new global launch, so the story is about its role in the 2026 first-owner programme.