Gulf Craft, the UAE-based shipyard that has grown from a regional leisure boat builder to a recognised producer of larger fibreglass and composite yachts, offers a charter profile suited to guests seeking a contemporary and competitively priced Caribbean experience. The yard’s Majesty series covers yachts from 48 to 175 feet, with the upper range increasingly found in charter markets across the Mediterranean and Caribbean. Chartering a Gulf Craft Majesty in Curacao brings this modern production approach to a destination with genuine variety: historic Dutch colonial harbours, protected southern bays, and reliable trade wind passages between the ABC islands. Gulf Craft Majesty yachts are characterised by high freeboard, spacious flybridge decks, generous sunpad areas, and contemporary interiors with full air conditioning and audiovisual installations. They are practical yachts that suit family groups and social charters of six to ten guests seeking comfort and watertoys without the complexity of a full superyacht operation. Crews typically run to three or four for the mid-range Majesty sizes. Weekly charter rates for Gulf Craft yachts in the Caribbean start at approximately 25,000 euros for smaller models and rise to around 100,000 for the Majesty 175 in high season. The advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent covers fuel, provisions, drinks, and berthing. High season is December through April. Curacao’s well-maintained marina facilities and accessible provisioning infrastructure make it a practical base for a Gulf Craft charter, with everything from casual reef snorkelling to multi-island passages available within easy range.
