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Majesty Presented Entirely New Superyacht Generation

Majesty Presented Entirely New Superyacht Generation

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Majesty Yachts introduced its latest generation of superyachts, centered around the recently launched Majesty 145 and Majesty 160 alongside the upcoming Majesty 180 flagship. The updated lineup prioritizes onboard living quality, low-maintenance operation, and long-term durability across the fleet.

The 45-metre Majesty 145, launched earlier in 2026, features six cabins for up to 12 guests, expansive glazing, dual infinity pools, direct water access, a gym, and an infrared sauna. Styled inside and out by Cristiano Gatto Design in collaboration with Majesty’s in-house team, it establishes the aesthetic direction for the broader range.

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Positioned just under the 500 GT threshold, the 49.5-metre Majesty 160 builds on this framework with naval architecture by Van Oossanen and styling by Cristiano Gatto Design. The tri-deck layout accommodates 12 guests across seven staterooms, including a full-beam owner’s suite, alongside an expansive beach club, fold-down balconies, and an upper-deck infinity pool.

The upcoming Majesty 180 flagship will span 54 metres in overall length, making it the world’s largest semi-production composite superyacht and expanding Gulf Craft’s composite engineering capabilities.

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Across the range, the shipyard is focusing on natural light, open sightlines, adaptable layouts, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Rather than relying solely on dedicated wellness amenities, the design considers spatial privacy, natural movement, and noise reduction as core elements of daily life on board.

This focus on longevity also applies to construction. Gulf Craft’s vertically integrated model consolidates design, engineering, and composite build processes under one roof, allowing tighter quality control from concept through ownership.

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Outlining the brand’s roadmap, Mohammed Hussein Alshaali, Chairman of Gulf Craft, noted: 'We have a clear ambition for where we want Majesty to be in the next three to five years, and we are prepared to invest accordingly. Confidence in the future comes from having a long-term vision and the commitment to act on it. We are investing in the brand, in our people and in the capabilities that will allow us to build the next generation of Majesty superyachts.'

Photos Majesty Yachts