Gulf Craft has outlined a new generation of Majesty superyachts spanning the Majesty 125, 145, 160 and forthcoming 54-metre Majesty 180.
Gulf Craft has outlined a new generation of Majesty superyachts extending from the developing Majesty 125 through the recently launched Majesty 145 and forthcoming Majesty 160 to the 54-metre Majesty 180. The builder presented the range during the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show as part of a wider three-to-five-year investment programme.
Chairman Mohammed Hussein Alshaali said Gulf Craft plans to invest in the Majesty brand, workforce and production capability as the range moves further into the superyacht market. The company is maintaining composite construction as a defining part of the programme even as yacht size increases.
Gulf Craft says the models will share a consistent design philosophy while retaining distinct layouts and owner propositions. The 45-metre Majesty 145 includes six guest cabins, twin infinity pools, a gym and an infrared sauna, with Cristiano Gatto Design working alongside Majesty’s internal team.
The 49.5-metre Majesty 160 uses a fast-displacement hull developed with Van Oossanen Design and is planned with seven staterooms, an infinity pool, fold-down balconies and a hybrid beach-club arrangement. The Majesty 180 will extend the concept further and is being positioned as an unusually large semi-production composite yacht.
Gulf Craft combines design, engineering and composite manufacturing within its own organisation. That vertically integrated model can help a builder standardise systems and construction processes while still allowing owners to customise interiors and selected layout details.
The programme shows Majesty moving from individual model launches toward a more coordinated family of large yachts. The next milestones will be the first completed Majesty 160 and further technical detail on the Majesty 180 as both projects advance toward production.
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