Gulf Craft, established in the UAE and one of the largest boat manufacturers in the Middle East, has expanded its superyacht range under the Majesty brand to offer fully fitted vessels combining composite construction with contemporary Gulf-influenced design. The yard produces a range of models from day cruisers to large superyachts, and its Majesty series has found buyers and charter guests across the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
Guadeloupe provides warm, sheltered waters and a vibrant French Caribbean atmosphere that suits Gulf Craft vessels well. The calm lagoon of the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin and the protected anchorages of the Saintes to the south give charter guests the conditions in which these yacht perform best, while the island cultural attractions add an onshore programme to complement time at anchor.
Gulf Craft yachts for charter around Guadeloupe are typically priced between 30,000 and 100,000 euros per week depending on size. The advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, port fees and drinks, adds approximately 25 to 30 percent. The trade wind season from December through April offers the most reliable conditions for exploring the Leeward chain.
From Guadeloupe, the most natural route takes in the Saintes to the south, with Marie-Galante offering a quieter anchorage for those wanting fewer visitors. The north coast of Basse-Terre, including the anchorage at Deshaies, is accessible as a day trip, and the beaches of Grande-Terre provide easy swimming and water sports conditions.
