The latest Majesty 120 has entered the water at the brand’s UAE shipyard, adding another hull to one of Majesty’s most recognised superyacht lines.
Since its 2020 debut, the model has built a strong following among owners who want generous private cruising capability without giving up the flexibility demanded by high-end charter use.
Its combination of a rare six-cabin layout, three-deck living and polished naval architecture gives it a clear place in the busy 120-foot superyacht category.

At a glance
- The newest Majesty 120 has taken to the water at the brand’s UAE shipyard.
- The model is known for its six-cabin layout, three-deck living spaces and advanced onboard engineering.
- The Majesty 120 has previously received the Eco Award and Best Naval Architecture at the BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards.
A six-cabin layout with charter appeal
The Majesty 120’s biggest practical advantage is its accommodation plan.
A six-cabin arrangement remains uncommon in this size class, and it gives the yacht a broader brief than many owner-focused rivals.
For private use, that means more flexibility for family and guests across longer itineraries.

For charter, it creates an easy selling point, giving brokers and guests the kind of capacity usually associated with larger yachts.
The three-deck arrangement also gives the model room to separate social, guest and service spaces with a level of privacy that matters during extended time on board.
Angular styling and wide-open glazing
The Majesty 120 carries the brand’s familiar visual language with sharp exterior lines, signature glazing and glass railings that keep the profile clean rather than heavy.

The effect is modern without feeling overworked, helped by a sculpted silhouette that visually connects the interior spaces with the sea around them.
That glazing is more than a styling device.
It gives the living areas a lighter, more open character and supports the kind of indoor-outdoor rhythm that has become central to contemporary superyacht design.

Engineering that supports long days on board
Beneath the guest-facing spaces, the Majesty 120 has earned attention for a systems package that leans toward durability and ease of operation.
Commercial-grade navigation, automation and water treatment systems sit alongside advanced noise insulation and onboard technology designed to keep operation intuitive.
Those details matter because comfort on a yacht of this scale isn’t only about materials, cabin count or deck furniture.

It’s also about quiet underway cruising, reliable services and the confidence to spend meaningful time away from port.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Majesty |
|---|---|
| Model | Majesty 120 |
| Build location | UAE shipyard |
| Decks | Three |
| Accommodation | Six-cabin layout |
| Key systems | Commercial-grade navigation, automation and water treatment systems |
| Comfort features | Advanced noise insulation and intuitive onboard technology |
| Awards | Eco Award and Best Naval Architecture at the BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards |
With this latest hull now in the water, the Majesty 120 continues to show why the model has become such a dependable name for owners who want space, presence and serious cruising ability in one polished package.











