World’s largest £26m carbon fibre superyacht is 180ft long and has an infinity pool and hot tub
THE world’s largest carbon fibre superyacht costing £26 million has been unveiled in United Arab Emirates and boasts an infinity pool and a hot tub. The superyacht, named Majesty 175, is an incredible 180ft long. It also features seven rooms that can fit up to 14 guests, an owners suite that can access a five […]
THE world’s largest carbon fibre superyacht costing £26 million has been unveiled in United Arab Emirates and boasts an infinity pool and a hot tub.
The superyacht, named Majesty 175, is an incredible 180ft long.
It also features seven rooms that can fit up to 14 guests, an owners suite that can access a five metre pool, alongside six large crew cabins and private accommodation for the captain.
The rooms are the epitome of luxury and have snazzy features like lights around the beds.
She is propelled by two fixed pitch six blade propellers powered by twin heavy duty engines which give it a top speed of 16.5 knots.
At a cruising speed of 10 knots she has a range of 4,000 nautical miles – meaning it can cross any ocean.
The stunning sea specimen was unveiled by Gulf Craft, which is based in the Emirate of Ajman, in the United Arab Emirates.
Their launch comes just four years after they announced the project at the Monaco Yacht Show in 2016.
Gulf Craft said that the production of the yacht will, “cement the shipyard’s position as a leader on the global superyacht stage.”
Their chairman Mohammed Hussein Alshaali said: “This is a very special day in the history of Gulf Craft.
“I’m proud of everyone who contributed to this magnificent jewel and to launch it today as the largest composite production megayacht in the world.
“This project took 4 years of hard work and dedication from the entire team to manufacture.
“I believe that with building the Majesty 175, we have set a new trend in the market that many shipyards in the world will follow.”
But the Majesty 175 is dwarfed by the world’s biggest superyacht the Dilibar, which is owned by Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov.
The Dilibar which is said to be worth a whopping £515 million, is 511ft long and weighs 16,000 tonnes.
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Luxury facilities on board the huge vessel include almost 60 cabins and two helipads on the bow and aft of the upper deck.
Guests can unwind in a 25-metre pool which holds 180 cubic metres of water.
And the mighty vessel can fit 36 guests and 84 crew members.
