Review of the IONIAN PRINCESS Yacht
The IONIAN PRINCESS is a prestigious 150′ (45.73m) motor yacht industriously built by the famed American shipyards, Christensen Yacht and Palmer Johnson. It was initially launched in 2005. This three-deck yacht showcases six accommodations and has a flexible layout, extensive inside spaces, and generous exterior decks perfect for hosting events.
Refit and Upgrades
IONIAN PRINCESS experienced a comprehensive refurbishment in 2022, reflecting a complete redesign of the interior. This was a joint effort between the former owners and Yacht Next. In the meantime, the engine room was thoroughly updated, featuring all-new Caterpillar C-32 engines and completely renovated generators. A subsequent refurbishment in 2023-2024 concentrated on mechanical advancements and upkeep.
Accommodation
IONIAN PRINCESS can comfortably host up to 12 guests in its six staterooms, demonstrating remarkable adaptability. There is a massage room that can be transformed into an additional seventh stateroom. The boat features a spacious master suite on the main deck that is fully equipped with a marble en suite. It also has a VIP stroom, three rooms with double beds, and a room with twin beds.
Dining and Entertainment
The possibilities for outdoor dining on the sun deck and upper aft deck will thoroughly enchant visitors, in addition to the formal dining provided in the main deck dining area. The presence of an etched glass door enhances versatility, permitting the establishment of a cozy evening atmosphere whenever needed.
Sundeck Features
The sundeck boasts a spacious Jacuzzi, cozy seating, a grill, and breathtaking 360-degree views. When darkness falls, the sky lounge morphs into a movie theater, enriched by a range of games available within the yacht. Water sport lovers are not forgotten during the day with an expansive flock of aquatic toys and supporting vehicles accessible from the roomy swimming platform on the yacht.
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