Gulf Craft has outlined plans for a new generation of Majesty superyachts, including a 54-metre Majesty 180 that it says will be the world’s largest semi-production composite yacht.
The UAE builder presented the range at the Monaco Yacht Show, where chairman Mohammed Hussein Alshaali said the company was prepared to invest in its brand, workforce and production capabilities over the next three to five years.
“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,” Alshaali said.
“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.”
The range extends from the Majesty 125, which is under development, through the recently launched Majesty 145 and the forthcoming Majesty 160 to the Majesty 180.
Consistent design language
Gulf Craft said the collection would share a consistent design language while retaining separate layouts and identities.
The 45-metre Majesty 145, launched earlier in 2026, has six cabins for up to 12 guests, dual infinity pools, a gym and an infrared sauna. Its interior and exterior were developed by Cristiano Gatto Design with Majesty’s in-house team.
The 49.5-metre Majesty 160 uses a fast-displacement hull developed with Van Oossanen Design.
Its planned arrangement includes a full-beam master suite, seven staterooms, an infinity pool, a hybrid beach club and fold-down balconies.
“From the new Majesty 125, currently under development, through the recently launched Majesty 145 and Majesty 160, to the upcoming Majesty 180 that we are teasing here for the first time today, we are bringing a consistent design language and common theme to the collection,” said Erwin Bamps, chief executive of Gulf Craft.
Nature and the sea
The company said natural light, views, indoor-outdoor links, adaptable spaces and circulation would support sleep, movement, privacy and social use. Gulf Craft’s vertically integrated model combines design, engineering and composite construction within one organisation.
Designer Cristiano Gatto added: “Today, luxury begins from within – with how a yacht makes us live and feel. The outside becomes an extension of that inner experience, connecting us with nature and the sea.”
