Gulf Craft Majesty 125 Review (2018 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The aft deck has a large seating area tucked under the overhang. There's a bar area here with a large fridge.

On the upper deck, aft of the sky lounge, there’s a dining area under a hard top with an ice maker nearby. Life rafts sit outside.

The sun deck holds a hot tub right at the back, with sun loungers either side. There’s a bar area with a fridge, a skillet, and bar stools, plus more dining and relaxing areas. The boat can also be driven from an upper helm position up here.

Down on the bow, there’s another lounging area perfect for sunbathing while cruising. Further forward, the business end of the bow features the windlasses, cleats, and bollards.

The tender sits on the back of the boat on a transformer platform that lifts and lowers it into the water. Once the tender is deployed, the garage area holds jet skis, sea bobs, wetsuits, buoyancy aids, towels, and other water toys.

The interior features darker matte-finished woodwork that pairs well with lighter furniture, giving a smart, understated look. Lighting is tucked into ceilings and edges, adding depth and a soft glow.

The main saloon includes a drop-down balcony, where a section of the bulkhead folds down to create a brilliant extra outdoor space overlooking the water.

Upstairs, the sky lounge offers another saloon area, fully fitted with its own bar. Large windows flood the space with natural light and make the most of the views.

The galley is set up for usability, with cold storage running along both sides, cooking appliances, a coffee machine, and a wine chiller close by.

Owner's Cabin

The owner cabin sits on the main deck. A small lobby area leads inside, with a dayhead nearby and direct access from the main stairways.

Inside, there's a reception space that could easily double as an office, with lots of storage. Moving further in, the main bedroom holds a large central bed, a seating area to one side, and a dressing area. A walk-in wardrobe, fitted with windows for natural light and views, sits off to the side.

The en-suite bathroom is finished to a high standard and includes a bath fitted with hot tub jets.

Guest Accommodation

Guest cabins sit on the lower deck.

Two twin cabins are forward, each fitted with a Pullman berth that folds away when not needed, big opening portholes, large illuminated wardrobes, and en-suites.

Further aft, two larger cabins offer double beds, dressing areas, wardrobes with safes, AV equipment, and their own en-suites. The finish matches the high standard seen throughout the rest of the yacht.

Crew Accommodation

The captain’s cabin is located off the wheelhouse on the upper deck. It is finished to the same standard as the guest cabins and includes a Pullman berth and an en-suite.

Back on the lower decks, the crew areas include three crew cabins, each with their own en-suites. One cabin has two berths. Laundry facilities and a large mess area, which also acts as a monitoring station for the yacht, are located nearby.

Access around the crew areas is excellent, with stairways leading straight into service areas like the galley, making day-to-day operations easy.

The engine room houses two Caterpillar C32 engines, each producing 1900 horsepower. These provide a flat-out speed of about 19 knots and a cruising speed of about 12 knots, with a maximum range of 2,000 nautical miles.

Access around the engines is good, with clear space to service all key components. Control panels line the back wall, and generators and additional technical spaces sit close by. An escape hatch is fitted as well.

In the stern garage, the transformer platform holds the tender. Once deployed, the space doubles as a toy store with jet skis, sea bobs, wetsuits, buoyancy aids, and other gear ready to go.

This 2018 Gulf Craft is 38.4m (126ft) in length and finished to a high standard throughout. Every area has been carefully designed, from the saloons and cabins to the technical and crew spaces.

It delivers a sharp balance of luxury and practicality, with spacious owner and guest areas, strong crew support spaces, excellent mechanical access, and a serious cruising range.

A fully equipped superyacht, built for comfortable private cruising or charter use, and presented in remarkable condition.