Majesty 145 Brings Waterside Living to a 45-Metre Superyacht

The Majesty 145 combines extensive glazing, shaded outdoor decks and an expanding beach club within a 45.25-metre platform. Designed inside and out by Cristiano Gatto Design, the yacht places particular emphasis on the spaces where guests move between the interior, open air and sea.

A Yacht Organised Around Its Surroundings

Majesty’s published specifications list a beam of 8.09 metres, a draft of 2.21 metres and six guest cabins, alongside four crew cabins. The design uses tall windows and glass balustrades to maintain views across several levels.

Extended decks also provide shade to the spaces below. This deserves attention because an outdoor area’s dimensions tell only part of the story: its comfort depends on when and how it can be used.

Cristiano Gatto Design is responsible for both the exterior and interior. A single design team across these areas gives a useful point of reference when assessing whether furniture, circulation and architectural details feel consistent from one deck to the next.

A Beach Club With More Room to Spread Out

The aft leisure area combines a hydraulic Transformer platform with folding terraces. Majesty says these features expand the beach-club footprint by more than 40 per cent. Custom sunpads and lounge furniture can be tailored to the owner’s preferences.

The technical specification lists twin 2,400-horsepower main engines and two 99 kW generators. Fuel capacity is 40,000 litres. Those figures describe machinery and storage; they should not be mistaken for a verified range or fuel-economy result.

For an owner, the more immediate issue is the relationship between machinery, accommodation and the desired cruising programme. Time at anchor, the size of the travelling group and the way guests use different decks all deserve discussion during the selection process.

Assessing the Layout in Everyday Terms

A generous beach club creates possibilities, but it also needs a workable arrangement when several people want different things. Swimming, sitting quietly and preparing a tender departure do not necessarily happen in separate moments.

A viewing should therefore consider access and circulation as carefully as the view from a sunpad. The same applies upstairs: shaded space, seating positions and routes through shared areas can determine whether a deck becomes a daily favourite or remains an occasional backdrop. The Majesty 145’s published design gives buyers several specific features around which to build that conversation.

Source: Majesty Yachts — official model page