REBEL

## Rebel — 30m Phinisi Rebel belongs to a lineage that predates the modern yacht by centuries. Built in 2020 in Sulawesi, she was assembled by hand in the Indonesian tradition, using the shipwright methods that have sent phinisi schooners across the archipelago for generations. Nothing about her comes off a production line, and it shows in the details. At 30 metres, she carries five cabins for up to eleven guests — detailed bed configuration available on request. Below and above deck, four separate living areas give the yacht an unusual sense of spread: enough room for the group to disperse through the day and reconvene when it suits, rather than sharing a single saloon from morning to night. The interiors draw directly on Indonesian craft. Hand-woven textiles, carved timber detailing, and a palette that sits closer to relaxed contemporary comfort than to formal yacht decoration. The effect is grounded and tactile — a boat that feels of its region rather than transplanted into it. Two features stand out. A proper wine cellar, kept aboard rather than improvised, and an open-air cinema set up on deck for screenings under the night sky — the kind of evening that works best when the yacht is at anchor in a quiet bay, engines off. Her crew runs the yacht in the manner these waters call for: attentive, unhurried, and fluent in the rhythm of cruising Indonesia — long anchorages, early departures, dinners served on deck as the light goes.