Majesty Yachts USA displayed the Majesty 140 and Majesty 100 at the 2020 Miami Yacht Show.
The yacht builder debuted the 140 and 100 foot superyachts to the American market this past November.
Greg Terraglio, managing partner, Majesty Yachts USA, said, “Majesty Yachts received what seemed an unprecedented response for a new yacht brand entering the US market. Even before the formal launch we had commitments secured and our display at the Fort Lauderdale show was greeted by an enormous amount of attention culminating with the Majesty 140 being named Best of Show by NBC Sports.”
Designed to create a “oneness with the sea,” the yachts are distinguished by expansive deck areas and large indoor/outdoor fly-bridges; extendable balconies; fully equipped water sports garages; and beach clubs, where guests can be closer to the water. Spacious saloons and generous entertainment areas framed by walls of seamless windows carry the feeling of openness to the interior, making it a signature feature of all Majesty Yachts.
Majesty 140
The Majesty 140 is a tri-deck superyacht featuring an opulently finished main deck, full beam owner’s stateroom and a private extendable balcony and en suite featuring a jacuzzi tub.
The Majesty 140 is a collaboration between the shipyard’s in-house Design Studio and the Cristiano Gatto Design Team which was responsible for the interior design.
At 398 gross tonnes, the Majesty 140 is built under Bureau Veritas classification requirements. Powered by twin 16V 2000 M96 series engines churning out 2,600hp each, the yacht is capable of a top speed of 20 knots and cruises comfortably at 16 knots. It boasts an extended range of 4,750nm at an economical speed of 10 knots.
Majesty 100
Launched in 2017, The Majesty 100 is characterised by its enclosed sky-lounge and efficient propulsion system. It features lounging areas including two folding balconies, four guest cabins and a full-beam master cabin. Twin 1,900hp MAN engines produce a top speed of 20 knots. Cruising at just over 12 knots, the boat has an impressive range of 1,600 nautical miles.
