Gulf Craft, a leading superyacht shipyard, launched three of its Majesty superyachts into the water in a single week recently and the company will showcase them at leading events in the coming months.

The UAE-based builder will be officially displaying the superyachts at three major events – the Kuwait Yacht Show, which will run from February 3 to 7 in Kuwait City, the Dubai International Boat Show, which will take place from March 3  to 7, and the Singapore Yacht Show, which will run from April 23 to 26.

The three Majesty Yachts are the latest additions to Gulf Craft’s line of luxury fly-bridge superyachts, said a statement.

The Majesty Yacht brand combines style and elegance with sophisticated technology to create the epitome of truly royal cruising, it said.

Erwin Bamps, chief executive officer, said: “This achievement of putting three of our Majesty Yachts into the water in such a short time further underlines Gulf Craft’s growing credentials as an international superyacht builder.

“We have truly made our mark on the global superyacht scene through our innovative approach to design and manufacturing, allowing us to offer a unique standard of product and service to our global customers.”

Every yacht is personalised, taking into consideration the needs and requirements of each client. From intricate interior design, including paint, gold-leaf, and hand-crafted wood paneling, to overall layout, Gulf Craft offers premium quality in every aspect of the vessel structure and design, said the statement.

“What we do is more than build boats and yachts; it is essentially designing and developing works of art. Every feature of the vessel is created in our factory, ensuring that all facets meet our high-quality standards, and allowing clients to customise their yacht according to their requirements,” Bamps said.

“By displaying the Majesty Yachts at three major industry events in three different countries, Gulf Craft is again extending its geographic reach, and helping to promote and strengthen the reputation of the UAE in the luxury yacht market.”

Meanwhile, Gulf Craft is investing $100 million over the next five years in developing a facility for the manufacturing of mega and superyachts at Dubai Maritime City, the statement added. - TradeArabia News Service