Isabell Princess of the Sea: Maldives charter without compromise
The 63.8-metre Codecasa motor yacht arrives refreshed from a 2026 interior refit, offering twelve guests six staterooms and the leisure of tropical waters with no delivery fees.
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A sleek white hull cuts through crystalline waters as Isabell Princess of the Sea moves across the Maldives, her Codecasa pedigree evident in every refined line. Built in 1990 and comprehensively restored through 2026, this 63.8-metre motor yacht carries the confidence of intelligent engineering married to contemporary comfort, accommodating twelve guests across six staterooms with a crew of sixteen.

The interiors speak to disciplined luxury: pale marble floors flow beneath coffered timber ceilings, whilst curved cream seating and warm brass fixtures create spaces that feel both spacious and intimate. Floor to ceiling windows frame the ocean as both backdrop and subject. A substantial main deck accommodates dining and entertaining, with dedicated spaces for relaxation and conversation. The gentler pleasures sit alongside the practical: a massage room, a fully appointed gym, and an outdoor bar positioned to catch the salt breeze.

The sundeck Jacuzzi becomes the social heart during passage, while the generous swimming platform at water level invites immediate immersion. For those drawn to water sports, the charter includes jet skis and the freedom to explore lagoons and atolls without the burden of transit costs, as no delivery fees apply from the current position.

The 2026 interior refit has ensured that every material, every finish and every detail remains current without sacrificing the timeless restraint that defines superior yacht design. Cream, bronze and warm woods dominate, their tones deepened by thoughtful lighting that shifts from day to evening.

Isabell Princess of the Sea is available to charter through Fraser Yachts from €290,000 per week. Contact the broker to arrange viewings or to discuss itineraries through the Maldives’ protected waters.
Imagery courtesy of Fraser Yachts (@fraseryachts).



