Majesty Yachts unveils 54m flagship Majesty 180 superyacht

UAE-based shipyard Majesty Yachts, part of Gulf Craft, unveiled a new 54-metre flagship Majesty 180 during the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.

According to the yard, the yacht is set become the world's largest semi-production composite yacht on completion and will draw upon the same design language of the Majesty series, while placing greater emphasis on onboard living and wellbeing.

The yacht will join the yard's wider fleet, including the upcoming Majesty 160 and the recently launched 45.3-metre Majesty 145, which completed sea trials earlier this year.

Designed by long-standing Gulf Craft collaborator Cristiano Gatto of Cristiano Gatto Design, the yacht balances the connection between exterior and interior spaces with swathes of natural light and expansive views, accompanied by adaptable layouts and carefully considered circulation.

This philosophy extends well beyond dedicated wellness facilities. The studio has considered sleep, movement, privacy, social interaction and connection with the water as integral parts of the overall onboard experience.

Cristiano Gatto, explained: "Today, luxury begins from within-with how a yacht makes us live and feel. The outside becomes an extension of that inner experience, connecting us with nature and the sea. When wellness becomes part of everyday life, it naturally becomes part of longevity.”

A vertically integrated production model brings together design, engineering and composite design under one organisation, allowing Gulf Craft to maintain greater control over the entire process.

The latest Majesty model, the Majesty 145, features expansive glazing, dual infinity pools, a gym and infrared sauna and six cabins for up to 12 guests. 

The yard's upcoming Majesty 160 model, set to be delivered in 2027, combines this same design language with a fast-displacement hull developed by Van Oossanen Design, with a full-beam master suite and seven guest cabins, infinity pool, hybrid beach club and fold-down balconies that connect the large outdoor entertainment decks with the sea.

“The deliberate design pursuit of emotional balance and wellbeing at sea is reflected in the new generation of our Majesty superyacht collection," said Erwin Bamps, CEO of Gulf Craft.

"We are bringing a consistent design language and common theme to the collection while ensuring that each yacht retains its own distinct character."

Gulf Craft has seven yachts currently in build, according to BOATPro data, including the recently launched 37.5-metre Yoto, the ninth unit from the Majesty 120 series. The yacht hit the water in August and is due to be delivered this year.