THE identity of a young British woman found dead on a superyacht docked in Mallorca has been revealed.
The body of Charlotte Conradie, 29, was discovered on Sunday evening by crew members onboard Lind, a €30 million luxury vessel moored in Moll Vell marina at the port of Palma.
The alarm was raised by worried colleagues at around 9pm after Charlotte, a fellow worker on the boat, failed to respond to text messages and calls on her phone.
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Her workmates found her unresponsive in her cabin and called emergency services who confirmed the death.
Her cause of death remains unknown, pending the outcome of a full autopsy at the Institute of Forensic Medicine in Palma.
But investigators probing the incident are not treating it as suspicious.
Charlotte, a British passport holder, is believed to have been born in Zambia but has been based in Europe for several years.
She worked as a stewardess at SuperYachts International before moving into her current role.
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Charlotte was found dead onboard Lind, a 52-metre-long vessel owned by German billionaire Peter Alexander Wacker, chairman of a multinational chemical company set up by his great-grandfather.
The Cayman Islands-flagged vessel has a top speed of more than 15 knots and can accommodate ten guests plus 13 crew members.
It also includes a host of luxury extras including an open-air cinema, jacuzzi, gym and inflatable trampolines.
The superyacht costs around €300,000 per week to charter during the high-season.
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