ISABELL

Codecasa built JONIKAL in 1990 for Mohamed Al-Fayed. In the summer of 1997, Princess Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed spent their final holiday on board, with Princes William and Harry joining for part of the trip. Since then she has carried three more names and a comprehensive 2023-2024 refit by H2 Yacht Design that rebuilt the bridge deck and replaced all AV, IT, and communications systems.

The 63.8-metre steel hull and twin Wartsila engines remain from the original Codecasa build. She cruises at 14 knots, tops out at 18, with a range of 4,630 nautical miles.

Twelve guests in six en-suite cabins: a master suite on the main deck with his-and-hers bathrooms, walk-in wardrobe, office, and private lounge; a VIP on the bridge deck; two doubles and two twins (each with a pullman berth) on the lower deck. A crew of sixteen.

Three Sea-Doo WaveRunners, four SeaBobs, three eFoils, a foilboard, a stand-up jet ski, wakeboards, paddleboards, water skis, towables, a floating pool, snorkelling gear, and fishing equipment. A 7.5-metre Nerea tender with twin 125-horsepower engines handles transfers.

Summer base is Split, covering Croatia, the western Mediterranean, and Greece. Winters in the UAE.