ISABELL PRINCESS OF THE SEA

Superyacht ISABELL PRINCESS OF THE SEA (ex Bash, Sokar, Jonikal) is a 63.80m (209′ 4″) Codecasa motor yacht delivered in 1990 and benefitting from extensive refits over the years including the latest in 2024 by Croatian company Capax. She was originally designed by Vincenzo Ruggiero and represented one of the most luxurious and striking luxury yachts at her launch and thanks to her meticulous upgrades remains a wonderful charter vessel. She can accommodate up to 12 guests in 6 comfortable staterooms.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF BASH

• Jacuzzi on deck
• Spa pool in main deck master suite
• Games table
• Bar
• Swim platform
• Helipad
• Stabilizers
• Wide range of water toys

EXTERIOR
Luxury yacht BASH is characterized by elegance, style, power and strength and with three deck levels offers plenty of al fresco entertainment space. The huge sun deck offers a forward jacuzzi surrounded with cushioned sun pads, while the aft zone has a dining area, lounge/bar and moveable sun loungers. Umbrellas can be raised across the deck to provide shade if needed. This aft area can also be cleared to allow helicopter landings and take offs and is fully equipped with landing lights and other safety features.

The upper deck aft provides a fabulous terrace suitable for dining or perhaps a cocktail party and leads directly from the upper salon. The main deck aft is sheltered by the upper deck overhang and has steps leading down to the swim platform.

The spacious main saloon provides excellent possibilities for socialising and entertainment, with comfortable seating areas, which include three settees, a round games table and the bar. There are convenient sliding doors providing access to the aft section of the boat deck with stairs leading to the swim platform or the passerelle when in port.

INTERIOR
The sky lounge on the upper deck features large full-height windows, offering fantastic views and plenty of natural light. The space offers zones for a bar, lounge and dining and the décor is neutral and contemporary.

The huge main salon on the main deck presents a more formal lounge and dining room with traditional panelled walls, ceiling and bar area. Having been carefully maintained and upgraded the space is warm and welcoming with plenty of plush sofas, stools and a card table.