Discover Majesty yachts for sale with Burton Waters, the official Majesty dealer for Southern UK. Built by Gulf Craft, Majesty combines contemporary styling, refined interiors and generous onboard space across a range created for discerning motor yacht owners. Explore our new boats and speak with a team that can help identify the Majesty model suited to your cruising plans, guest requirements and ownership ambitions.
Burton Waters supports buyers from first enquiry through model comparison, specification discussions, quotation and the next steps towards purchase. Whether you are moving up from a smaller motor yacht or considering your first yacht in this category, we provide a UK point of contact.
The Yacht Collection
The Superyacht Collection
The Majesty range gives buyers a choice from luxury motor yachts through to substantial superyachts. The Yacht Collection includes the Majesty 60, 62, 65 and 72, while the Superyacht Collection extends from the Majesty 100 Terrace through to the Majesty 175. Explore individual models such as the Majesty 65 before discussing availability and specification with Burton Waters.
Each enquiry starts with how you intend to use the yacht. Our team can help narrow the range around guest accommodation, onboard privacy, social spaces, cruising plans, crew requirements and preferred delivery arrangements, helping you focus on models that genuinely fit your ownership plans rather than choosing on length alone.
Buying a Majesty should feel considered from the beginning. Burton Waters can help with model information, brochures, quotations and viewing opportunities where available, while discussing the steps involved in progressing a purchase. Existing boat owners can also ask about part exchange as part of an upgrade, bringing the disposal of a vessel and the next purchase into one conversation.
If funding is being considered, Burton Waters can discuss available marine finance routes and introduce eligible customers to a limited panel of third-party lenders. Burton Waters Marina Ltd acts as a credit broker, not a lender, and finance is subject to status, income and lender criteria. From first interest to specification discussions, our team provides a UK-based route towards an informed Majesty purchase.
If you are considering a Majesty yacht, Burton Waters can help you compare models, discuss current availability and understand the next steps towards ownership. Tell us how you plan to cruise, the space you need and the models you are considering. Contact us today to request details, arrange a conversation or discuss a viewing opportunity for a suitable Majesty yacht with our team.
Let's Talk TodayBurton Waters represents Majesty Yachts in Southern UK and can help buyers explore both the Yacht Collection and the Superyacht Collection. The range presented by Burton Waters includes the Majesty 60, 62, 65 and 72, followed by larger models such as the Majesty 100 Terrace, 112, 120, 145, 160 and 175.
The smaller models suit buyers seeking a substantial luxury motor yacht with generous accommodation and social space, while the larger yachts move into professionally managed superyacht territory. The Majesty 60 is a useful starting point for buyers entering the range.
Burton Waters can help compare models by cabin layout, guest capacity, crew accommodation, deck space and intended cruising. Availability, specification and delivery timing can vary, so these details should be confirmed for each enquiry. This makes range comparison more useful overall.
Choosing between Majesty yachts for sale should start with how you intend to use the yacht, not simply its length. Consider usual guest numbers, privacy, crew requirements, cruising plans and how much time you expect to spend onboard.
Deck layout matters too. Buyers who entertain regularly may prioritise exterior seating, dining and social areas, while owners planning longer stays may place more importance on cabins, storage and practical separation between guest and service spaces. The Majesty 72 demonstrates how the range develops into larger-scale accommodation.
Berthing dimensions, draught, handling expectations and the yacht’s likely home port should also be considered early. Burton Waters can use these requirements to create a realistic shortlist, then provide model information, brochures and quotations for suitable options. That keeps practical ownership needs central to selection.
Burton Waters’ Majesty appointment focuses on the current Majesty yacht and superyacht range, including new yachts that may be available, incoming or built to order depending on the model and production schedule. Buyers should ask Burton Waters to confirm current availability, viewing opportunities and likely delivery arrangements.
Pre-owned Majesty yachts may also appear on the wider market. If you are considering a used example, compare age, maintenance history, equipment, documentation, tax status, survey findings and any refit work rather than looking at asking price alone. Burton Waters’ wider used boats inventory also shows its approach to pre-owned sales.
For either route, confirm what is included, where the yacht is located and what inspection, commissioning, delivery or registration work may still be required before completion. Availability should always be confirmed with Burton Waters.
There is no single representative price for Majesty yachts for sale because the range covers very different sizes and specifications. A new yacht’s price can be affected by the model, engine package, interior finish, navigation equipment, entertainment systems, exterior options and permitted customisation.
Burton Waters can provide a model-specific quotation and explain what is included, optional or excluded. Buyers considering funding can also review available boat finance options. Burton Waters Marina Ltd acts as a credit broker, not a lender, and finance is subject to status, income and lender criteria.
The purchase price is only part of the budget. Owners should also plan for insurance, berthing, registration, delivery, fuel, servicing, maintenance and, where relevant, professional crew. Tax and legal considerations may require specialist advice. Running costs vary by yacht size and usage.
Yes. Burton Waters can discuss whether an existing boat could be accepted in part exchange when you are moving into a Majesty yacht. This can create a more direct upgrade route because the current vessel and next purchase can be considered together.
Any offer depends on the boat being exchanged. Make, model, age, condition, specification, service history, documentation and market demand can all influence the proposal, and an inspection may be required before terms are confirmed. You can review Burton Waters’ part exchange service before speaking with the sales team.
Part exchange will not suit every transaction. Where it is not appropriate, brokerage may be another route for selling an existing boat. Discussing the disposal strategy early can help align deposits, timing and delivery planning. A valuation is required before confirming exchange terms.
Before committing to a Majesty yacht, consider the complete ownership plan as well as the vessel itself. Start with cruising grounds, expected annual use, guest numbers, home berth and whether the yacht will be owner-operated or professionally crewed. Larger models can introduce different requirements for crewing, management, berthing, maintenance and operating costs.
Review the proposed specification carefully. Confirm what equipment is standard, which options have been selected, what can still be changed and whether alterations may affect price or delivery. Insurance, registration, tax, legal ownership and cross-border use should be considered with qualified advisers where appropriate.
Training and familiarisation may also matter when moving to a larger vessel. Burton Waters has access to an RYA centre for boating tuition, subject to the requirements of the yacht and crew. Early planning helps avoid unsuitable berth choices.
Burton Waters provides a UK-based relationship through the purchase and can help owners identify appropriate support after handover. Before delivery, arrangements may include commissioning, documentation, familiarisation and delivery planning, depending on the yacht and purchase contract.
After handover, owners may need help with servicing, warranty enquiries, maintenance, repairs, technical equipment or upgrades. Burton Waters operates established servicing and engineering facilities, although the work available will depend on the Majesty model, yacht location, systems involved and manufacturer requirements.
For larger yachts, some work may need to be handled by Gulf Craft, an authorised specialist, yacht manager or service provider near the home port. Burton Waters can help clarify the appropriate route, particularly for owners cruising outside the UK or operating with professional crew. Support arrangements should be agreed before delivery.