Gulf Craft commands Qatar’s waters with eight new vessels
The Emirati builder showcased its latest collection at the Qatar International Boat Show, including three world premieres. The Majesty 120 served as the floating heart of the opening day's press engagement.
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Gulf Craft brought eight of its latest yachts and boats to the Qatar International Boat Show, marking a commanding presence on Doha’s waters with three world premieres among its carefully curated selection. The opening day proved a decisive statement: the Majesty 120, that flagship of the collection, hosted a well attended press gathering that set the tone for the season ahead.
The Emirati builder, known for its mastery of fiberglass construction and naval design across multiple categories, has long calibrated its offerings to the tastes of Gulf clientele and international owners alike. Each vessel in the Qatar showcase represents a particular blend of performance engineering, interior refinement and the kind of purposeful elegance that distinguishes Gulf Craft’s work from the broader market. The three premieres suggested the yard’s continued evolution within its core competencies: vessels that balance seaworthiness with the luxuries expected of private ownership.
The Majesty line itself, perhaps Gulf Craft’s most recognised series, occupies a deliberate space in the market: substantial enough to command respect, refined enough to reward discerning owners. Hosting the opening day’s media engagement aboard the 120 model was a gesture that conveyed confidence without ostentation, the kind of quiet assurance that comes from years of consistent delivery.
The Qatar International Boat Show served as the launching platform for this new collection, with the Gulf Craft pavilion drawing serious nautical interest throughout the show. Visitors to the yard’s stand encountered not merely new specifications but a philosophy: vessels designed for the particular demands of Arabian waters, built with the attention to detail that defines the region’s own maritime heritage.
Imagery courtesy of Gulf Craft (@gulfcraftgroup).