Vessel Profile

Isabelle (VI)

Isabelle (VI)
Photo: Mike Rydqvist McCammon

Story

This passenger vessel (cruise ship) was built in 1989 by Brodogradiliste Split.

Historical Notes

In 2022 this vessel was employed as accomodation for refugees from the war in Ukraine.

In 2024 this vessel will be employed as a 'floatel' for the workers at the liquified natural gas plant at Woodfibre BC Canada. However the local municipality is delaying approval of this function due to perceived deficiencies in waste water management and other environmental concerns.

Owners & Masters

In 1989-1995 she was owned by the SF Line (part of the Viking Line consortium).

In 1995-2013 she was owned by the Viking Line.

In 2013 she was owned by Tallink.

In 2023-2024 she was chartered by Bridgemans Floatel GP Inc., Vancouver BC Canada.

Rebuilds

In 1992 she was rebuilt at Naantali. In 2023 she was rebuilt for use as accomodation at Woodfibre BC Canada.

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