A new joint central agency has been announced on the 47.6-metre Majesty 155 motor yacht Atlantis, now listed for sale with Jim McConville of Merle Wood & Associates, Kevin Bonnie of IYC and Pierre Elliott Duverneuil of Moana Yachting. She will also be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.
Delivered in 2017, Atlantis was constructed in GRP by UAE-based shipyard Gulf Craft as the second hull from the Majesty 155 series. With an in-house exterior and interior design, she is characterised by a classic white profile, clean lines and a prominent bow.
On the main deck, the open-plan saloon features four armchairs and two grey sofas that surround a marble coffee table. Further forward, the dining area allows 10 guests to enjoy a meal around a circular table.
Accommodation is for up to 17 guests and stretches across a "unique" eight-cabin layout with further quarters for a crew of 13. The interior styling offers a neutral palette enhanced by warm finishes and cool-toned furnishings. Brighter accents add a touch of colour to the living spaces.
Other key features on board include a master suite on the bridge deck, noted by the broker for its impressive size, and a spa pool on the upper deck that is fed by a waterfall. Moving forward, there is an al fresco dining area complemented by a large sunpad. Additionally, Atlantis is fitted with two lifts connecting the deck levels.
Her exterior spaces offer a lighter aesthetic compared to the interior, featuring a spacious beach club aft with sunloungers flanked on either side. Aft of the sundeck, additional sunloungers provide the perfect spot for guests to take in far-reaching views. A large garage space can also be found on board.
The 525GT motor yacht for sale is powered by twin MTU engines, which allow for a cruising speed of 14 knots, a maximum speed of 17.5 knots and a transoceanic range of 4,200 nautical miles. She also benefits from zero-speed stabilisers.
Atlantis is asking $14,900,000.