Gulf Craft Majesty 140 Review (2019 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

Starting at the stern, Nick highlights the transformer platform, which facilitates boarding and water access, and is particularly taken with the expansive beach club area. 

The Gulf Craft Majesty 140 has a large cockpit area, which features balconies on either side that can be lowered to expand the space. 

Forward, there is an outdoor social area at the bow, complete with jet skis and a crane for launching them.

The upper aft deck hosts a more informal saloon, a bar, and a shaded area for socializing. Nick is enthusiastic about the sundeck, with its large hot tub, dining area, customizable shading, and a waterfall feature. He notes the practical inclusions of storage and a dayhead on the sundeck.

The main saloon spans about 55 square meters and boasts floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views. There is a concealed television behind a mirrored panel in the saloon and a formal dining space for ten guests.

The master cabin features an office area, extensive walk-in wardrobe, another concealed TV and a balcony, which could be a perfect spot for a private breakfast. Automatic lighting is in the spacious en suite bathroom, which includes a bath and a beautifully illuminated feature wall. There is a secret door in the master suite that allows crew access for service without disturbing guests.

Descending to the guest cabins, there are luxurious twin and double cabins, each with en suite bathrooms and ample wardrobe space. 

On the upper deck, the bridge is described as stunning, with a world map motif on the ceiling, state-of-the-art navigation equipment, and a nearby captain's cabin with en suite facilities.

Descending to the crew quarters, the galley impresses with top-tier Miele appliances and a spacious layout. There are three crew cabins in total, all similarly well-equipped and en suite.

The engineering spaces, include a laundry-equipped garage with a side-launching tender and the engine room. This houses twin MTU V16 engines, which power the yacht to a top speed of around 20 knots and offer transatlantic range at reduced speeds.

Throughout the tour, Nick seems delighted by the yacht's design, functionality, and the quality of life it offers both guests and crew. He concludes the video by expressing his pleasure at being able to showcase the Majesty 140.