Majesty 72 presents itself as a luxury experience in a dimension reduced, combining comfort, performance and high-level design. Produced by Majesty Yachts, the 22-metre superyacht successfully passed the test at sea, demonstrating a unique combination of speed, stability and living spaces. The test, conducted by The International Yachting Media, highlighted the distinctive features of the model, which is among the most interesting in the nautical sector. The maximum speed recorded during the test is 29.3 knots, with a cruise speed around 25 knots, a significant figure for a boat of this size. Sea behaviour has been described as soft and stable, with a remarkable ability to maintain comfort even at high speeds.
Comfort and balance performance
Majesty 72 stands out for its ability to offer an onboard experience similar to that of larger yachts. The glare above 6 meters allows to obtain extremely large environments, with a main deck that extends for about 25 square meters and a flybridge organized as a real living bridge. The test at sea has confirmed extremely stable behavior, with considerable fluidity even when the rhythm increases. The MTU V10 engine pair of 1,600 horses each provides an important power reserve, but what strikes most is the ability of the yacht to use it without compromising comfort.
The maximum speed of 29.3 knots and the cruising speed around 25 knots are significant data for a boat of this size. By progressively increasing the gait up to about 10 knots, the consumption takes just under 30 liters/hour, while the behaviour of the boat remains composed. The level of comfort does not therefore seem to depend on the speed and the hull manages to maintain a remarkable fluidity even when the rhythm increases. The passage to the bridge takes place around 14,5 knots. At this speed Majesty 72 absorbs about 114 liters/hour, equal to just under 8 liters per mile.
High level design and finishes
Majesty 72 was born from the experience of a manufacturer specializing in superyacht up to 55 meters and can condense in just over 22 meters a design philosophy made of large volumes, high-level finishes and comfort. The internal and external design has been developed with the aim of offering an onboard experience similar to that of higher dimensions. The outdoor living area in the bow, with a large U sofa and a large central table, is an example of how Majesty 72 can combine functionality and comfort.
The technological equipment is complete, with display dedicated to navigation, cartography and management of the onboard domotics. The internal bridge is organized in order to allow guests to stay in close contact with those who conduct the boat, without turning the command zone into an exclusively technical environment. The sleeping area is equally well-kept, with a full-bearing master cabin that stands out for its proportions and finishes. The king size bed is surrounded by a generous trampling surface, while the furniture and walls are made of high quality materials.
The VIP cabins and guest cabins are configured with single beds of more than those normally associated with yachts of this size. The technological equipment and the quality of the finishes help to define a particularly high quality level, which perfectly matches the design philosophy of Majesty 72. The flybridge, with an area of about 25 square meters, is probably the environment that best summarizes the design philosophy of Majesty 72. The combination of large spaces, high-level finishes and advanced technology makes Majesty 72 a unique experience in a small category. The test at sea confirmed a particularly soft and stable behaviour, with a maximum speed of 29.3 knots and a fast cruise speed around the 25 knots, a significant figure for a boat of this size.