Изабелла: Кеме тарихы мен мақсатының өзгеруі

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Isabelle has three sister ships, one in the Viking Line fleet, Gabriella, one in the Corsica Ferries fleet, Mega Victoria and one operated by DFDS Seaways, Crown Seaways.

Isabella was the second of two sister ships ordered by SF Line from Brodosplit in Split, SFR Yugoslavia for Viking Line service (the first sister being Amorella). Order for Isabella was placed on 4 February 1986, Delivery to SF Line took place on 15 June 1989, and on 20 June 1989 the ship left Yugoslavia for Finland. Starting from July 1, 2023, the ship Isabelle is chartered by the company Bridgemans Floatel LP. In January 2013, Isabella was replaced by the newbuilding Viking Grace. She then temporarily replaced the docked Amorella from 16 January to 11 February. After that she was laid up in Turku awaiting her entrance on the Helsinki–Tallinn route for the summer season starting in May 2013. This was in case no buyer for her was found. Since the summer of 2012, Isabella was on sale on the international market. On 5 April 2013, Viking Line announced that Isabella has been sold to the competitor Tallink. This meant that Isabella will not sail on the Helsinki–Tallinn route as originally planned. According to the CEO, "some 10 000 bookings" were affected by this but they were all compensated. Isabella replaced Silja Festival on the Stockholm–Riga route. In April 2013, Isabella was renamed Isabelle and her port of registry was changed to Riga, Latvia. Since April 2022, the ship is acting as temporary accommodation for 1500 refugees fleeing war in Ukraine. The vessel was relocated to Canada to serve as a floatel for workers at the Woodfibre LNG project in January 2024. In 01 February 2024 the ship was sold to Notamare Shipping, the Cyprus based subsidiary of Bridgemans.