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IYC has added the 48m Gulf Craft Majesty 155 Atlantis to its brokerage fleet, with a $14.9m advertised asking price and an eight-cabin layout.
IYC announced on 18 September 2026 that Atlantis, a Gulf Craft-built yacht described as 156 feet or approximately 48 metres, has joined its global sales fleet. Monaco managing partner Kevin Bonnie is the named representative, and IYC has advertised an asking price of US$14.9 million in its accompanying official market announcement.
The new brokerage appointment is a listing, not a completed sale, and the final price of any eventual transaction may differ from the advertised figure. The yacht is part of Gulf Craft's Majesty 155 series, whose published dimensions are approximately 47.6 metres overall.
IYC highlights Atlantis's eight-cabin accommodation for up to 12 guests with a crew of 13. The number of cabins is notable for a yacht of this length, but the permitted passenger complement and use of additional berths depend on her certification and intended operating regime.
The yacht's outdoor spaces include a sundeck with a dining area, bar, lounge and an owner's Jacuzzi. IYC presents the multi-deck arrangement as a flexible platform for private cruising and entertaining, rather than as evidence of a newly announced refit or technical modification.
The brokerage is promoting Atlantis for viewing in Monaco during the September 2026 yacht-show period, with its public notice specifying the Jule Soccal area. Prospective buyers should confirm viewing access with IYC, along with VAT status, flag, technical condition and any charter-related certification before relying on marketing particulars.
The advertised $14.9 million is an asking price, not a reported sale consideration or current independent valuation. Buyers comparing yachts in this market should also consider maintenance records, equipment condition and annual running costs alongside accommodation capacity and initial acquisition cost.
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