Rock Marine RM 30

Rock Marine 30 (Tender Configuration)

With a dedicated tender configuration based on a proven deep-V offshore hull. Originally designed as a rough-water capable day boat, the platform delivers predictable handling, good load tolerance, and stable running characteristics when carrying guests. The lightweight hull structure allows the boat to tow exceptionally well behind a yacht, maintaining clean tracking and control in varying sea states. Layout supports efficient passenger transfer for up to 12, with clear deck circulation and secure seating. Outboard power options up to 300 HP (Yamaha or Mercury) provide strong response while remaining easy to operate and maintain. Well suited for yachts seeking a fast, capable tender that remains controlled, tow-friendly, and confidence-inspiring in less-than-ideal conditions.

World Wide Recognition

Greek RIB builders operate in one of the most demanding real-world marine environments anywhere. The Aegean and Ionian Seas are defined by short, steep chop, unpredictable cross-seas, and strong Meltemi winds, often developing quickly and without long swell intervals. Boats here are not designed for marketing photos or flat-water runs, they are designed to be driven hard, often, and safely. This environment has shaped a design philosophy that prioritizes seakeeping, balance, and driver confidence above everything else.

Rock Marine applies this philosophy through true deep-V hull forms with pronounced deadrise and racing-derived running surfaces, engineered to cut cleanly through chop, maintain grip and stability at speed, and re-enter the water softly in changing conditions. Careful weight distribution and hull balance reduce the need for constant trim correction, resulting in predictable handling and reduced driver fatigue, characteristics that experienced operators immediately recognize offshore.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.