The Majesty 155 embodies Gulf Craft’s vision for modern superyacht design, combining craftsmanship, innovation, and luxury on an impressive triple-deck platform.
As Majesty’s first displacement superyacht, it has become a benchmark for spacious living, refined styling, and long-range performance.
This article brings together everything you need to know about the Majesty 155, including its launch, design highlights, onboard lifestyle, and international recognition.
Key Takeaways
- Majesty’s first displacement superyacht and largest triple-deck superyacht, the Majesty 155 combines long-range capability with refined luxury across three spacious decks.
- Built for extended cruising, it features twin MTU engines, a 4,200+ nautical mile range, and advanced stabilisation for enhanced comfort.
- Designed for luxury living, the yacht offers generous outdoor entertainment spaces, premium interiors, and an internal elevator rarely found on yachts under 50 metres.
- An award-winning icon, the Majesty 155 has earned international recognition and helped establish Gulf Craft as a leading superyacht builder.
Table of Contents
- Engineering and Performance Blueprint
- Exterior Spaces and On-Deck Entertainment
- Interior Layout and Fixtures
- Majesty 155 Yacht Specs
- Spotlight on M/Y Sehamia
- Accolades
- Frequently Asked Questions
- A Lasting Legacy
Engineering and Performance Blueprint
The Majesty 155 superyacht boasts an impressive length of 47.60 meters, with a 9.60-meter beam, making it Majesty’s largest triple-deck superyacht. It can comfortably house up to 12 guests and 10 crew members.
These impressive Majesty 155 dimensions are backed by advanced engineering and efficient performance to deliver reliable long-distance cruising. Its hull and superstructure are built using advanced fibre-reinforced plastics (FRP), which improve its strength-to-weight ratio while enhancing durability and fuel efficiency.
The hull has been coated with gel and antifouling coating to prevent hydrolysis, ultraviolet degradation, and the growth of harmful subaquatic organisms.
The superyacht’s twin 2,011hp MTU 12V 4,000 M63 engines were chosen for longevity and fuel efficiency. It is ‘E-rated’ for commercial use, with a top speed of 17.5 knots. Its 54,737-litre fuel capacity means it can potentially sail for over 4,200 nautical miles for more than a week at a time at a 10-knot cruising speed.
The superyacht relies on an electrical power system with 50Hz, 230/400V AC and Twin Kohler 125 kW, 230/400V AC generators.
Majesty 155 also features a Twin ABT-TRAC 640 Fin Stabiliser System, which reduces movement at anchor. This system ensures guests can enjoy greater comfort even when the yacht is stationary.
These engineering features demonstrate the innovation associated with Gulf Craft’s brands.
Exterior Spaces and On-Deck Entertainment
The Majesty 155 yacht has been described as a floating palace, offering ample spaces designed for relaxation and social gatherings across its three main decks.
Sun Deck
At the top sits an expansive sun deck featuring seating and open lounging areas where guests can unwind and enjoy the ocean views. It also has an ornate waterfall flowing gracefully from the rear, cascading into a Jacuzzi on the upper deck.
The sun deck is outfitted with sunbeds, a wet bar, and a kitchen counter. The open lounge also has a louvred ceiling.
Upper Deck
Besides the Jacuzzi, the upper deck boasts features that make it an inviting space for all guests. It has a sofa, a teak dining table, and sunbeds. It is also outfitted with low service counters and a storage compartment.
The emergency generator compartment can also be found here.
Main Deck
The main deck is designed with entryways to the upper deck and other areas of the yacht. It is divided into a spacious saloon with a living and dining area and a galley. It also has a separate owner’s area.
It stands out for several features, including an electro-hydraulic fall-down balcony on the starboard side and a washing sink inside a recessed locker.
The yacht has a fore deck, which houses additional storage compartments. It also has a swim platform with an electrohydraulic beach club door, sunbeds, overhead showers, a teak-inlay swim platform, and a teak-inlay electrohydraulic transformer.
The wide walk-around side decks make it easy to move between each outdoor space and provide easy access around the yacht.
All decks feature self-draining teak decking, stainless steel railings, and warm white exterior lights.
Interior Layout and Fixtures
The Majesty 155 layout for the accommodation is based on its general arrangement plan and profile.
The yacht has an owner’s suite on the main deck, four guest cabins, and four crew cabins. It also has a captain’s cabin located on the wheelhouse deck.
All guest and crew cabins have en-suite bathrooms, and day heads are located on the main and upper decks.
Majesty 155’s interior boasts unequivocal attention to craftsmanship. The interiors combine refined finishes with practical living spaces, creating a welcoming atmosphere for extended stays at sea.
The interior finish is composed of teak, white oak, Anigre, and Asmazakoue. Marble is another showcased material, as onyx and granite are used in flooring, tables, and countertops.
The Majesty 155 yacht interior is illuminated by warm-white dimmable interior lights by Cantalupi. The guest rooms are designed with wall lamps, while the crew cabins have reading lights.
Another standout feature of the yacht is its internal elevator that connects the decks. This level of convenience is rarely found on yachts measuring under 50 metres and adds to the comfort of everyday life on board.
Majesty 155 Yacht Specs
Below is a look at the Majesty 155 yacht’s specifications:
- Overall length: 47.60 metres
- Length waterline (LWL): 40.63 metres
- Draft: 2.05 metres
- Beam: 9.60 metres
- Air draft: 16.00 metres
- Hull type: Mono hull
- Hull material: fibre reinforced plastics (FRP)
- Superstructure material: fibre reinforced plastics (FRP)
- Yacht type: Motor yacht
- Owner’s stateroom and guest cabins: 5
- Captain’s cabin and crew cabins: 5
- Number of guests: up to 12
- Number of crew: 9-10
- Displacement: 402 tonnes
- Gross tonnage: 525 GT
- Classification: RINA Pleasure
- Navigation service: Unrestricted
- Fuel capacity: 54,737 litres
- Fresh water capacity: 7,207 litres
- Grey water capacity: 7,131 litres
- Black water capacity: 2,082 litres
- Engines: Twin MTU 12V 4000 M63, 2012 HP, 1500 kW, 1800 RPM
- Generators: Twin Kohler 125 kW, 230/400V AC, 50 Hz, 3~phase
- Stabiliser: Twin ABT-TRAC 640 Fin Stabiliser System
- Power system: Electrical, 230/400V AC, 50Hz, 3~phase, 24V DC
- Top speed: 17.5 knots
- Cruising speed: 14.1 knots
- Range at 12 knots: 4050 NM
Spotlight on M/Y Sehamia
Among the best-known Majesty 155 yachts is M/Y Sehamia, the shipyard’s flagship model. It has become a popular showcase of the model’s design and craftsmanship.
M/Y Sehamia highlights the spacious layout, refined interiors, and custom finishes that have helped Majesty 155 gain international recognition. It has been featured in leading yachting publications and photo galleries.
Accolades
The Majesty 155 reviews are generally positive, with the yacht even winning and being shortlisted for several awards, including:
- Best Asian Built Yacht for the 2017 Asia Boating Award
- Best Yacht Design Finalist for the 2016 Asia Boating Awards
- Best Lighting Design Finalist for the 2018 Boat International Design and Innovation Awards
- Best Naval Architecture: Semi-Displacement or Planning Motor Yachts for the 2018 Boat International Design and Innovation Awards
The superyacht has also been featured in several luxury yacht events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Read more information worth knowing about the Majesty 155 by Gulf Craft below:
Is the Majesty 155 suitable for ocean crossings?
Yes, the Majesty 155 is built for ocean crossings, with its 54,737-litre fuel capacity that supports a range of over 4,200 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 10 knots. Its FRP hull and twin-fin stabiliser system help keep the yacht stable on extended voyages.
Does the Majesty 155 have a beach club?
Yes, the Majesty 155 offers an optional beach club at the stern, giving guests direct access to the water. The swim platform area also includes an electrohydraulic beach club door, sunbeds, overhead showers, and a teak inlay finish, creating a relaxed social space at sea level alongside the main deck’s other outdoor areas.
What makes the Majesty 155 interior unique?
The Majesty 155’s interior stands out for its internal elevator connecting all three decks, a feature rarely found on yachts under 50 metres. The interior also combines materials like teak, white oak, Anigre, onyx, and granite, paired with dimmable Cantalupi lighting throughout. The result is a refined, liveable space suited to extended stays at sea.
Who designed the Majesty 155 interior?
The Majesty 155’s interior was designed by Yankee Delta Studio, an Italian design house known for creating timeless, comfort-focused yacht interiors. Their work on the Majesty 155 includes the layout of the owner’s suite, guest cabins, and shared living spaces, blending premium materials with practical functionality for long voyages.
How much does a Majesty 155 for sale cost?
The Majesty 155 yacht price varies based on specifications and customisation options, including interior finishes, equipment, and layout preferences. Pricing is not fixed because Gulf Craft builds each unit according to the owner’s requirements.
A Lasting Legacy
The Majesty 155 remains one of Gulf Craft’s most recognised superyachts and continues to be admired for its design, engineering and onboard comfort.
While the model has become an icon in the Majesty collection, you may be interested in newer models. Contact Gulf Craft to learn more about the Majesty range and available customisation options.
