A significant new step for Majesty, Gulf Craft’s yacht and superyacht brand. The new Majesty 145 has left the United Arab Emirates for Europe, where it will be unveiled to the international public in 2027. Its departure marks a significant moment for the shipyard, which is preparing to show European owners one of the most representative projects of its evolution.
At 45 meters in length, the Majesty 145 joins the brand’s Superyacht Collection, but above all it introduces a new design philosophy set to define the range’s future yachts. The superyacht will take center stage at several major European boat shows in 2027, giving visitors the chance to see up close the new styling language and the solutions developed by the shipyard.
Cristiano Gatto Design shapes the new Majesty generation
The Majesty 145 is the result of a collaboration between Cristiano Gatto Design and the shipyard’s in-house design team. It brings together Italian creativity and the engineering expertise developed in the United Arab Emirates, giving rise to a superyacht conceived to inaugurate a new chapter in the brand’s history.
The project stands out for a philosophy built around two concepts: well-being and longevity. The goal is to go beyond the traditional interpretation of nautical luxury, focusing on the quality of the guests’ daily experience and on the ability to live comfortably aboard even during extended stays.
This approach shapes the layout of the spaces, the distribution of volumes, and the search for a balance between social areas and private areas. The design of the Majesty 145 thus aims to express a sophisticated elegance that is also functional, in which every space contributes to the well-being of the people aboard.
Generous spaces, privacy, and comfort aboard the Majesty 145
One of the most interesting aspects of the new Majesty 145 is the attention devoted to livability. The shipyard has developed an intelligent layout, designed to make the most of the available volumes and offer guests spacious, comfortable environments. Privacy is one of the project’s fundamental principles, along with the ability to use the yacht’s different areas in a natural way.
On a 45-meter superyacht, comfort depends not only on the size of the cabins or salons, but also on the ability to ensure a proper balance between shared moments and privacy. The Majesty 145 focuses precisely on this aspect, offering a vision of life aboard that prioritizes guests’ well-being and the quality of time spent at sea. This attention to the organization of the spaces goes hand in hand with a refined aesthetic language, in which elegance becomes an integral part of the experience.
A proven engineering platform for the new Majesty 145
The renewal introduced by the Majesty 145 is not limited to design. At the heart of the project lies a well-established engineering platform, on which the shipyard developed the model’s new space planning and aesthetic identity. This choice makes it possible to combine the technical experience Majesty has built up in constructing large yachts with an updated design approach.
Engineering continuity is an important element for a builder aiming to offer superyachts that combine build quality, comfort, and reliability. The Majesty 145 thus becomes the first example of a new generation intended to build on the expertise the shipyard has already acquired, while at the same time introducing solutions aimed at a better onboard experience.
Majesty, a range of yachts and superyachts from 60 to 180 feet
The Majesty 145 joins a particularly broad range, which includes vessels from the Majesty 60 up to the flagship Majesty 180, the largest composite superyacht currently available.
The brand offers two main product families. The Majesty Yacht Collection, starting at 60 feet, stands out for its attention to space planning, the continuity between indoor and outdoor areas, and the seagoing qualities of its yachts. The Majesty Superyacht Collection, which includes models from 100 to 180 feet, develops these same principles on larger yachts, designed to offer an even more exclusive cruising and living experience.
In both ranges, the shipyard aims to combine elegance, comfort, and functionality, in line with the brand’s philosophy captured in the phrase “Life of Excellence”. The Majesty 145 sits within this tradition, while introducing a new design interpretation that places greater emphasis on well-being and quality of life aboard.
From design to construction, Majesty’s international identity
All Majesty yachts are designed, engineered, and hand-built in the United Arab Emirates. The shipyard relies on a multinational in-house team, supported by external naval architects and designers from various countries, including Italy, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Australia. This international collaboration makes it possible to integrate different design skills with the production and craftsmanship capabilities developed by Gulf Craft.
Building these vessels combines advanced technologies with careful attention to finishing, with the aim of offering yachts characterized by build quality, certified safety, and customization options. One of the distinguishing elements of Majesty’s offering is indeed its semi-custom flexibility, which allows owners to tailor various aspects of the yachts to their own needs. The collaboration with Cristiano Gatto Design on the Majesty 145 is a further expression of this international approach, in which the contribution of outside designers is integrated with the experience of the in-house team.
The Majesty 145 expected at European boat shows in 2027
The superyacht’s departure from the United Arab Emirates now opens a new phase for the project. In 2027, the Majesty 145 will be presented in Europe at major events dedicated to international boating. For Gulf Craft, it will be an opportunity to show owners and industry professionals firsthand the features of the new model and the direction the brand has taken.
The European debut will be particularly interesting because it will allow visitors to see firsthand the work done by Cristiano Gatto Design, especially with regard to space planning and the interpretation of the concept of well-being aboard. The shipyard has not yet released further details about the stops on the European tour or the complete technical specifications of the yacht.
Conclusion
With the Majesty 145, Gulf Craft is preparing to present to the European market a superyacht that marks a significant step in the brand’s evolution. The 45-meter project, designed by Cristiano Gatto Design together with Majesty’s in-house team, introduces a philosophy that prioritizes well-being, longevity, privacy, and comfort, without giving up the elegance that characterizes the range. Particularly noteworthy is the decision to build this new identity on a proven engineering platform, combining technical continuity with design renewal.
The journey to Europe is therefore much more than a simple transfer: it marks the start of the international presentation of a new generation of Majesty superyachts. The date is set for 2027, when the European public will finally be able to step aboard and see up close the solutions introduced by the shipyard.
Sources and references
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Official press release on the departure of the Majesty 145 from the United Arab Emirates and its European debut planned for 2027. | |
Information on the Majesty Yacht Collection, the Superyacht Collection, and the brand’s distinguishing features. |
Majesty 145 – FAQ
How long is the Majesty 145?
The new superyacht measures approximately 45 meters in length and belongs to Gulf Craft’s Majesty Superyacht Collection.
Who designed the Majesty 145?
The project was developed by Cristiano Gatto Design in collaboration with the Majesty brand’s in-house design team.
Where are Majesty yachts built?
The brand’s yachts are designed, engineered, and built in the United Arab Emirates, with the contribution of international professionals and designers.
What is the design philosophy behind the Majesty 145?
The model inaugurates a new generation of superyachts that places well-being and longevity at the center, through generous spaces, greater privacy, and smart space planning.
