Monte Carlo, Monaco — 23 September 2026 · world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show.
ISA's new 67-metre (220-foot) flagship, delivered in July, is unveiled in a world premiere at Port Hercule.
Unveiled in a world premiere
ISA Yachts says Sea Raider X will make her official debut at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, where she will be unveiled in a world premiere. She was delivered in July 2026 as the new flagship of the ISA fleet. ISA calls the project the evolution of its Gran Turismo models, balancing sportiness, elegance and technological innovation.
Black steel, silver aluminium
At 67 metres (220 feet) she is arranged across four decks plus a bilge deck. A black-painted steel hull and silver aluminium superstructure give her what ISA calls a highly distinctive silhouette. The styling sets flowing deck lines against the bold diamond-shaped geometry of the transom and sun deck superstructure.

A 6.5-metre (21-foot) pool on the main deck
The aft main deck has been completely reimagined around a 6.5-metre (21-foot) panoramic swimming pool. Two fold-down side terraces open the lounge out, and integrated staircases lead down to the aft platform and beach club.
A beach club that doubles in size
The main tender is over 7.5 metres (25 feet), housed aft on the lower deck and launched through a side-opening hatch. Its garage opens straight into a beach club with a hammam, bar and gym area. Once the tender is launched, the covered aft section becomes a full-beam entertainment area, effectively doubling the beach club.
A pool, and terraces that fold out
ISA rebuilt the aft main deck around a 6.5-metre (21-foot) panoramic swimming pool, with lounges around it and side terraces that expand outwards.
Hammam, bar and gym below
The beach club runs straight off the tender garage and holds a hammam, a bar and a gym; launch the main tender and the whole aft section becomes one full-beam room.
The Gran Turismo frame
ISA points to the structural frame running from the wheelhouse roof back to the aft bulwark as the family signature, set off by the black steel hull against the silver aluminium above. Vallicelli Design drew the exterior, Team for Design — Enrico Gobbi the interiors, and ISA did the naval architecture itself.







