Cheoy Lee • 1996
Luxury Superyacht Charter
ISLAND HEIRESS
44m / 145ft•12 Guests•6 Cabins
Length
44m / 145ft
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
10
Speed
N/A
Region
Mediterranean
About ISLAND HEIRESS
The 145’ (44.2m) motor yacht ISLAND HEIRESS, built by Cheoy Lee, accommodates 12 guests in six ensuite cabins. Her layout includes a full-beam Owner’s Suite on the main deck, three queen cabins, and two twins below. Spacious and thoughtfully arranged, she’s ideal for both families and mixed groups.Inside, the main salon offers a relaxed, social layout with wraparound seating, a full-service bar, and natural flow into the formal dining space. Light maple woodwork, marble finishes, and wide windows give the interiors a bright, open feel.
Upstairs, the skylounge provides an additional retreat with a game table, entertainment setup, and panoramic views.Outside, guests can enjoy long days on the sundeck with a Jacuzzi, swim-up bar, and shaded lounge areas. Alfresco dining options are found across multiple decks, and a large swim platform offers easy access to the sea. Equipped with zero-speed stabilizers and a 4,000nm range, ISLAND HEIRESS blends comfort and capability in equal measure.
Yacht Specs
Length: 44m / 145ftm • Built: 1996
Professional Crew
A dedicated crew of 10 ensures your every need is anticipated.
Build Quality
Built by Cheoy Lee in 1996, representing the pinnacle of maritime engineering.
Onboard Highlights
Indoor Amenities
Outdoor Amenities
Water Toys
Diving
Tenders
Availability
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Charter Policies
Charter Rules
Good to Know
Cancellation Policy
Full refund of deposit if cancelled 90+ days before charter
50% refund if cancelled 60-89 days before
No refund within 60 days of charter start
Frequently Asked Questions
Deposit & Payment
50% deposit required upon signing charter agreement. Balance due 30 days prior to charter commencement. VAT charged on Mediterranean charters. Charter insurance is strongly recommended.