KOKORO

Diana Yacht Design's naval architecture transforms KOKORO into a long-range cruiser engineered for serious ocean passages. Moonen's 2020 delivery prioritizes seakeeping over flash, with hull lines that slice through swells while maintaining steady progress across extended distances. The 36.3-meter platform showcases what happens when engineering drives design decisions rather than the reverse. Her 334-gross-ton displacement provides the stability and fuel capacity essential for transoceanic voyaging, while the 8-meter beam creates a stable platform that guests feel even in challenging conditions. Studio Indigo's interior architecture maximizes the structural advantages of this foundation, creating spaces that remain comfortable when the yacht is working hard at sea. Rene Van Der Velden's exterior lines follow the hull's functional imperatives, resulting in a profile that looks purposeful rather than merely pretty. With six crew managing systems designed for reliability over complexity, KOKORO represents Moonen's approach to building yachts that go places other vessels cannot reach, carrying ten guests in genuine comfort regardless of what the ocean delivers.