AELIA

Rock 36 — South Peloponnese, Navarino Bay Some yachts are built to be admired at anchor. The Rock 36 was built to be driven — and it shows in every line of her. Her hull is the starting point of the whole story. Custom-engineered specifically for this boat rather than adapted from an existing platform, it combines a ventilated triple-step structure that converts engine power into speed with real efficiency, and a 23º deadrise that keeps the ride settled and smooth when the sea firms up. The result is a boat that behaves the same way whether you're idling along the coast with friends or opening her up across open water: precise, predictable, easy. The helm reflects the same thinking. An aerodynamic hardtop and a shaped windshield shelter the station from spray and sun — the kind of detail that matters on a long day out rather than a short hop. The dual helm is fitted with generous shock-absorbing bucket seats trimmed in marine-grade upholstery and multi-display screens, laid out so the person driving stays comfortable and informed for hours rather than minutes. Forward of the console sits a further seat, with a sink and basin below for practical convenience. Life on board is organised around two distinct areas, separated by a genuinely generous walk-around deck. Forward, a delta-shaped sunbed pairs with a console couch; aft, a second large sunbed sits back-to-back with its own couch — so guests can spread out and choose sun or shade, movement or stillness, without negotiating for space. Accommodation The Rock 36 offers one cabin, discreetly tucked beneath the forward sunbed — a genuinely useful private space on a boat of this type, and one that converts to waterproof stowage when it isn't needed. Detailed bed configuration on request. Cruising the South Peloponnese from Navarino Bay, this is a yacht for people who care how a boat feels underway. The detailing throughout is developed in-house, and the priority is consistently the same: function first, comfort as a consequence.