Majesty 100

Onboard the Majesty 100

At 32 metres, the Majesty 100 sits comfortably in the upper tier of the fleet without tipping into mega-yacht scale, which shows in how the interior is laid out. Five cabins sleep up to 12 guests, giving groups enough separation for genuine privacy — a useful distinction for owners who want a full-size superyacht experience without the logistics of a much larger hull. The layout suits parties who want their own cabin rather than shared berths, whether that's two families travelling together or a small group of couples splitting the boat evenly.

From Port Olímpic, the Majesty 100's size and range make it a natural fit for longer-format charters rather than a short afternoon out. A multi-day run toward the Balearics — Mallorca, Ibiza or Menorca are all reachable as an overnight passage from Barcelona — is well within scope for a yacht of this configuration, and the five-cabin layout means guests can settle in properly rather than treating the boat as a day platform. It also works for a slower, single-day version of the same idea: a run south to Sitges with time at anchor, followed by a return in the evening, gives guests a taste of the yacht's comfort without committing to an overnight.

Because Barcelona's harbour approaches carry heavy commercial and ferry traffic, a captain briefing on harbour entry and exit is part of any booking on a vessel this size, and it's worth building into your schedule rather than treating departure times as flexible. For charters heading toward the Balearics, provisioning and fuel should be discussed against the full passage rather than a single day out — the Majesty 100 is the kind of yacht where planning the route with the crew in advance pays off in comfort at sea. It suits clients who want a superyacht-grade five-cabin layout for a proper multi-day trip, or a family or corporate group looking to charter one vessel for everyone rather than splitting across smaller boats.