Charisma Yacht

Design & Construction

Designed around a semi-displacement GRP hull and superstructure she features a 23'7" beam and a 6'2" draft. The yacht has an internal volume of 199 GT (Gross Tonnes).

This was the second yacht built on the Majesty 100 Terrace design.

Exterior Design

Charisma carries the Terrace design that defines this Majesty 100 model. At 32m (105ft), the owner’s private forward terrace is the signature - a secluded outdoor lounge directly ahead of the main deck suite. Crew can reach the ground tackle and forward bollards via a side stair without passing through the suite, so early starts and anchoring remain discreet. Skylights sit above the terrace, feeding light down while keeping the owner’s space sheltered.

The foredeck is set up for long, lazy days - a hot tub just above the owner’s terrace and sunpads on the bow. Pop-up lights can be placed where needed around this zone. A walkaround takes you to the upper wheelhouse doors and back to the upper aft deck, where louvres over the dining area can be angled for sun or shade. Wide doors slide open to the upper saloon, and the side windows in this lounge drop to bring in sea air.

Aft on the upper deck there is a relaxed seating and dining area served by a bar with refrigeration, an ice maker and a teppanyaki-style grill. The main deck cockpit gives another sheltered outdoor lounge with steps down to the beach club and bathing platform. The platform lowers to create a water-level terrace and forms broad submerged steps for easy sea access. It also serves as the tender-handling platform - lift the tender aboard, fold the aft sunbed away flush, and the whole section rises to reveal the garage. The passerelle stows into the transom steps when not in use.

Up top, the mast carries radars, a FLIR-type thermal camera, satellite domes and a searchlight. Throughout the exterior, Majestic’s emphasis is clean lines, generous glazing and practical detailing - fold-down side balconies on the main deck, big side decks and multiple discreet service routes for crew.

Interior Design

The main deck saloon is bright and contemporary - large side windows and a light palette do most of the work, helped by sliding doors on both sides that create a natural cross-breeze when desired. Subtle architectural touches lift the space - a textured feature bulkhead, carefully layered lighting and low cabinetry with a rise-and-fall TV by the aft lounge. Forward, a lobby links to a day heads and a neatly concealed service door that leads to the crew circulation and laundry.

The galley is commercial-grade stainless steel and arranged for real throughput - banks of freezers on one side, full-height refrigeration on the other, plus ovens, cooktop, microwave and an ice maker. A wine cooler and coffee station sit in the adjacent pantry. From here, crew have side-deck access so they can move supplies without crossing guest areas.

Upstairs, the upper saloon is a second living room with another TV that lifts from cabinetry. Drop-down side windows and wide-opening aft doors keep it breezy. A full bar to port - refrigeration, ice maker, sink and the teppanyaki plate - serves both the inside lounge and the shaded dining terrace under those adjustable louvres.

The wheelhouse spans the beam with multi-function displays, comms, engine controls and a compact helm wheel. At sea the boat runs largely on autopilot, while close-quarters work happens on engines and thrusters, so the helm area is clean and functional. A day heads is positioned nearby for convenience.

Accommodation

Charisma offers accommodation for up to 10 guests in 5 suites.

The owner’s suite occupies the forward main deck. Entry is through a dressing area with a walk-through wardrobe into a large ensuite finished in marble - a proper superyacht specification with a separate shower. The cabin itself enjoys that unique benefit of the model - a private door to the forward terrace just ahead, shielded by blinds when required and a few steps from the foredeck hot tub.

The lower deck holds four guest cabins. Forward are two twin cabins, each with large hull windows, wardrobes with safes and ensuites featuring rainfall showers. These twins can be specified to convert to doubles if desired. Aft of these, taking advantage of the full beam without a central corridor, are two larger double cabins. They mirror one another with fluted wood detailing, light fabrics, bedside tables, fitted storage and AV systems, each with its own generous ensuite. Motion-sensor lighting softly illuminates the stairway and corridor as you move. A housekeeping locker is tucked into the lower lobby.

The crew of five are split between two zones. Forward, off the service circulation, are two crew cabins, each ensuite with a separate shower. Aft, the second crew area contains the captain’s cabin - typically a small double with a pullman for flexible berthing - and the crew mess. The mess is a comfortable hub with a folding dining table, its own galley facilities, refrigeration, a washing machine and the vessel’s monitoring screens, including the camera system.  

Performance & Capabilities

Motor yacht Charisma is capable of reaching a top speed of 23 knots, and comfortably cruises at 19 knots. Her semi-displacement hull design means she offers a great balance of space and speed.