An extraordinary union of elegance and volume that left us with a feeling of deep admiration. That’s what we thought as we got off the Majesty 111, the latest Gulf Craft‘s addition we visited at the latest Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, held in Florida, USA, October 25-29. With this fascinating superyacht, which was premiered at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023, the builder has managed to go far beyond the 34-meter hull size, introducing to the market a veritable floating villa, designed and built with the utmost dedication to craftsmanship and careful research to design and luxury, as after all is usually expected by UAE standards.
With a layout featuring six cabins that can accommodate up to 12 guests, the Majesty 111 stands out with her perfect balance between indoor and outdoor spaces, spread over the two generously sized decks. Much credit goes to the Dutch firm Phathom, which designed the yacht making the most of natural light and creating extremely refined interiors. Not surprisingly, Majesty 111 was awarded the prestigious “Best Interior Design” award at the World Yachts Trophies 2023.
As soon as aboard, the Majesty 111 renders a feeling of luxury wherever the eye rests. The jewel in the crown, of course, is the 15-square-meter master stateroom,embellished with a luxurious skylight that sets the tone for opulence: flooded with natural light thanks to huge windows and with an effective minimalist-style design, the cabin is an airy and inviting space that will give the lucky owners an unprecedented cruising experience.
Smaller in size but equally luxurious are the five other guest cabins located on the lower deck; as well as the various common areas arranged on the decks: among them, noteworthy are the sky lounge with panoramic sea views and the swimming pool at the bow,which undoubtedly is likely to become one of the most coveted spaces for Majesty 111 guests. No less appealing is the interior living area, with a twelve-seat U-shaped sofa for enjoying the view of the water during the worst weather days.
Gulf Craft, of course, has not neglected both indoor and outdoor storage spaces, where the owner can place all his toys: in fact, on board the Majesty 111 it is even possible to keep a 4-meter tender and a jet ski.
The Majesty 111 is built with innovative energy-saving systems onboard that optimize energyand fuel use without however compromising performance. The innovative technologies used by Gulf Craft allow the available power to be used with the lowest possible consumption at cruising speed. What’s more, an optional heat recovery system extracts air from chillers and generators to provide complete control of air conditioning and hot and cool water, without consuming electricity.
| Length overall | 110 ft 10 in | 34,10 m |
| Beam | 23 ft 7 in | 7,22 m |
| Draft | 5 ft 6 in | 1,72 m |
| Displacement | 140 tonnes approx | |
| Gross Tonnage (GT) | 240 GT | |
| Fuel Capacity | 5,333 US gal | 20.190 l |
| Fresh water capacity | 1,630 US gal | 6.170 l |
| Grey water capacity | 470 US gal | 1.780 l |
| Black water capacity | 457 US gal | 1.730 l |
| Generators | 2 x 55 kW, 50 Hz | |
| Engines | 2 x MAN V12-1900, 1864 HP 1397 kW |
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