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Rhea is a Baltic Trader built by Floytrup, Schmidt and Bilbrer in Nyborg, Denmark of Oak planks on Oak frames in 1900. Originally named Kjerstine she carried stone from quarries to coastal defence works. Her first engine was fitted in 1922. She has a Tops'l Gaff Schooner rig and offers up to 13 berths in 6 cabins. Four of the cabins have air conditioning and en-suite toilet shower facilities. Mechanical propulsion is by Man 210hp diesel engine.

• Country: Greece
• Year: 1900
• Length: 91'10" (28.00 metres)