Rocca Puma

The Rocca 5.20 is a boat that ages with elegance and thoughtful design. Built in 1988, it embodies a time when durability, simplicity, and efficiency took precedence over extravagance. This model is now appealing for a once-rare advantage on the market: a remarkable condition, the result of meticulous maintenance and storage out of the water, protected from the elements.

Its rotomolded polyethylene hull, known for its exceptional resistance to shocks and aging, guarantees extraordinary longevity. Stable, sound, and secure, it offers reassuring sea behavior and easy maneuverability, suitable for both coastal outings and leisure navigation with family or friends. At 5.20 meters long and 2.10 meters wide, the Rocca 5.20 provides an excellent compromise between livability, ease of launching, and transport simplicity.

But the true strength of this boat lies undoubtedly in its almost new motorization. The engine, from 2022, has only 2 hours of operation, verified by a clock. In other words, you get a proven and reliable boat, paired with an engine in near-new condition, offering peace of mind, performance, and extremely low maintenance costs for many upcoming seasons. An ideal setup for sailing with confidence, without surprises.

Designed to accommodate up to five people, the Rocca 5.20 is perfect for coastal trips, relaxing days at anchor, or fishing outings. Its functional layout, ergonomic helm station, protective windshield, and comfortable seats make it a pleasant boat to live with, easy to handle, and accessible to all pleasure boaters.

Finally, this boat is sold with its road trailer with brakes, a major advantage that facilitates transport, storage, and launching, while significantly reducing additional costs. The entire package offers a rare opportunity: an older boat, certainly, but extremely sound, well-maintained, equipped with a nearly new engine, and ready to sail immediately.

A particularly wise choice for anyone seeking a reliable, economical, safe, and durable boat—without compromising on the joy of sailing.