The latest Majesty 100 Terrace has taken to the water, adding another chapter to one of Gulf Craft’s most recognisable modern superyacht lines.
At 100 feet, it sits in a particularly competitive part of the market, where owners expect the comfort and spatial drama of a larger vessel without giving up the agility of a more manageable platform.
Its defining idea is simple but effective. The yacht gives the owner a private outdoor retreat usually associated with much larger superyachts.
At a glance
- The latest hull of the Majesty 100 Terrace series has been launched and is moving toward sea trials.
- Its signature feature is a private owner’s terrace, supported by folding salon balconies and extensive glazing.
- The model debuted at the Dubai International Boat Show and later appeared on the European yacht circuit in Cannes and Monaco.
A 100-foot yacht built around privacy
The Majesty 100 Terrace takes its name from the feature that gives the yacht its identity.
Rather than treating exterior space as something reserved only for shared decks, the design creates a secluded terrace directly connected to the owner’s suite.
That changes the rhythm of life on board.
Morning coffee, a quiet view over the bow or a moment away from guests becomes part of the owner’s private domain, not a compromise borrowed from a communal deck.
It’s a small architectural decision with a large effect, especially in a size category where every square metre has to work hard.
Glass, balconies and a stronger connection to the sea
Beyond the owner’s terrace, the yacht leans heavily into indoor-outdoor living.
Floor-to-ceiling windows give the main interior spaces a broad visual connection to the water, while folding balconies in the main salon extend the feeling of beam and openness.
The result is less about sheer volume and more about perception.
When the sides open and the horizon becomes part of the room, the yacht feels larger, lighter and more relaxed than its length alone would suggest.
That approach also gives the Majesty 100 Terrace a useful dual personality.
It can support the atmosphere of a private family cruise, then shift easily into a more social setting for dinners, drinks or marina evenings.
Gulf Craft’s modern superyacht language
The Majesty 100 Terrace has become a best-seller for Gulf Craft, helped by a design that balances contemporary styling with the practical expectations of long-range leisure use.
Its public profile began with a global debut at the Dubai International Boat Show, followed by appearances in Cannes and Monaco, placing the model in front of both Middle Eastern and European buyers.
Inside, the latest hull continues the brand’s emphasis on refined materials, including hand-selected marbles, woods and bespoke leathers.
Those choices matter because yachts in this class are judged not only by layout, but by how consistently the interior holds up to close inspection.
For owners, the appeal is likely to be the blend of discretion and visibility.
The yacht has enough presence for high-profile marinas, yet its strongest luxury is the ability to step away from the crowd without leaving the view.
Details & Specifications
| Builder | Gulf Craft |
|---|---|
| Brand | Majesty Yachts |
| Model | Majesty 100 Terrace |
| Length | 100 feet |
| Signature feature | Private owner’s terrace |
| Exterior living features | Folding balconies in the main salon |
| Interior features | Floor-to-ceiling windows, hand-selected marbles, woods and bespoke leathers |
| Status | Latest hull launched and preparing for sea trials |
The newest Majesty 100 Terrace feels timely because it focuses on a luxury that’s becoming harder to fake.
Space, privacy and a direct relationship with the sea are still the real measures of a yacht, and this 100-footer puts all three at the centre of the experience.
