Gulf Craft Majesty 100 Review (2021 Edition) by Aquaholic

Interior

In the saloon, the large windows that reach almost to the floor level are a fantastic highlight. Light wood is used in the interior, which, combined with the large windows, made the space feel light, spacious, and welcoming. Also of note is the detailed design of the table in the saloon, making it an excellent entertaining space.

Moving forward into the dining area, which can comfortably seat ten, with numerous storage areas tucked around, attributing this practical design to the yacht's popularity among buyers.

Nick also explored the yacht's wheelhouse, guest areas, engine space, and crew area. He particularly enjoyed the view from the toilet, which he described as one of the nicest views one could find from a toilet anywhere.

The owner's cabin was a standout for Nick. With its light wood finish, large windows, and floating bed design, he felt it added to the feeling of spaciousness. The walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower also earned his praise.

Nick found the guest cabins on the lower deck to be spacious, well-finished, and equipped with large windows, making them feel light and airy. He also pointed out the practical design of the twin cabin, which can be converted into a double cabin if preferred.

Nick also showed the external areas of the yacht, such as the bow area with its sunbathing space, the drop balconies that increase the aft cockpit space, and the garage at the back with space for a jet ski and a sport jet.

The upper deck featured a sky lounge, an area that Nick found very comfortable. He liked that it could be closed off for privacy and had powered windows that could be opened to let in the air. The yacht also had an upper deck aft cockpit with a bar area, a fridge, an ice maker, and a skillet.

Nick was impressed with the crew areas, noting that they didn't feel domestic despite their functionality. The galley was equipped with Miele appliances, a large sink, and ample cold storage. He also noted the efficient design of the crew quarters, featuring an en-suite bathroom, a proper mess area, and a separate galley.

The engine space houses a pair of MAN V12 1900hp engines, which give the yacht a top speed of 20 knots, cruising at 12 knots. A range of 1400 nautical miles can be achieved at an economical speed of 10 knots.

Overall, Nick was highly impressed with the Gulf Craft Majesty 100. He found the design clever and the space within the yacht far more expansive than one would expect from a 100-foot yacht. He was particularly pleased with the practical design aspects and the light and airy feel of the yacht's interior.