Monte Carlo, Monaco – Majesty Yachts is entering a new era of superyacht design, placing well-being, longevity and quality of life at sea at the heart of its latest generation of vessels.

The brand highlighted this new design philosophy during a press breakfast at the Monaco Yacht Show, where yacht consultant and content creator Kevin Koenig moderated a discussion featuring Mohammed Hussein Alshaali, Chairman of Gulf Craft; Erwin Bamps, CEO of Gulf Craft; and Cristiano Gatto, Founder of Cristiano Gatto Design.

Opening the event, Alshaali outlined Majesty’s ambitions for the coming years, emphasizing the company’s commitment to long-term investment in the brand, its people and its production capabilities.

“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. “Confidence in the future comes from having a long-term vision and the commitment to act on it.”

The company’s latest strategy is centered on creating yachts that go beyond traditional concepts of luxury, with environments designed to support relaxation, privacy, movement and a deeper connection with the sea. At the same time, Majesty aims to ensure that its yachts remain practical to operate and maintain, durable and desirable throughout their ownership lifecycle.

A New Design Language

Erwin Bamps linked the strategy directly to the evolution of Majesty’s superyacht portfolio, which now includes the Majesty 145 and Majesty 160, alongside the upcoming Majesty 125 and flagship Majesty 180.

“The deliberate design pursuit of emotional balance and well-being at sea is reflected in the new generation of our Majesty superyacht collection,” Bamps said.

The Majesty 145, introduced earlier in 2026, is the newest model to enter the water. Measuring 45 metres, it accommodates up to 12 guests across six cabins and features expansive glazing, two infinity pools, direct access to the water, a gym and an infrared sauna.

Designed by Cristiano Gatto Design in collaboration with Majesty’s in-house team, the yacht establishes a design direction that will be carried throughout the wider range.

The Majesty 160 takes this philosophy to a 49.5-metre platform. Developed with Van Oossanen Design, its fast-displacement hull is combined with a full-beam master suite, seven staterooms, an infinity pool, a hybrid beach club and fold-down balconies that create a seamless connection between the outdoor entertainment areas and the sea.

Meanwhile, the forthcoming Majesty 180 will become the world’s largest semi-production composite yacht, measuring 54 metres in length. The flagship will further showcase Majesty’s expertise in composite construction while expanding on the design language introduced with the brand’s latest models.

Luxury Designed Around Well-Being

According to Cristiano Gatto, the new approach begins with the experience created inside the yacht and extends outward toward the surrounding environment.

“Today, luxury begins from within — with how a yacht makes us live and feel,” Gatto said. “The outside becomes an extension of that inner experience, connecting us with nature and the sea.”

Across the new collection, Majesty is placing greater emphasis on natural light, expansive views, indoor-outdoor connectivity, adaptable spaces and intuitive circulation. These elements are designed to influence not only the appearance of the yachts, but also how owners and guests experience life on board.

The concept extends beyond traditional wellness amenities. Sleep, exercise, privacy, social interaction and access to the sea are being considered as integral elements of the overall onboard experience, allowing each yacht to adapt to different lifestyles and daily routines.

Building for the Long Term

Longevity is also influencing the way Majesty approaches yacht development and construction.

Gulf Craft’s vertically integrated production model brings design, engineering and composite manufacturing together within a single organization. This structure gives the company greater control over the development process, from the initial concept and construction through to delivery and ownership.

With the Majesty 125, 145, 160 and upcoming 180, the brand is establishing a more cohesive family of superyachts built around a shared design philosophy while maintaining a distinct identity for each model.

The new generation reflects a broader evolution in the superyacht market, where owners are increasingly looking beyond size, luxury and technology. For Majesty, the next chapter is about creating yachts that offer a more balanced, meaningful and sustainable way of living at sea — and designing them to remain relevant for years to come.