DIAM

DIAM is a 32.68-metre motor yacht built by Gulf Craft in 2013 to the Majesty 105 series design. Constructed on a GRP planing hull with a gross tonnage of 243, she is powered by twin Caterpillar engines and is capable of reaching 26 knots at full speed — a meaningful performance advantage in her size bracket. Her cruising speed of 11.4 knots reflects a more economical pace, and her 800 nautical mile range and 15,140-litre fuel capacity reflect the operating profile of a vessel designed for coastal hopping rather than extended offshore passages.

DIAM accommodates 9 guests across 5 cabins, crewed by 6. Her charter regions cover the French Riviera, Monaco, the Amalfi Coast, Corsica, Sardinia, and the Italian coastline. She is most suited to smaller groups of up to nine who want a capable, fast day platform for coastal itineraries in the central and western Mediterranean. She is not ideal for larger groups, those requiring more than 800 nautical miles of range, or those who prioritise the onboard volume and external stabilisation typical of larger displacement vessels.

The Gulf Craft Majesty 105 series is a GRP production platform built in the UAE and distributed across Mediterranean and Middle Eastern charter markets. As a series-built design, DIAM offers the predictability of a known specification alongside the limitation of a production rather than custom build. At thirteen years old and without a recorded refit, the vessel's maintenance history becomes the most relevant indicator of her current condition — a factor not fully resolvable from public data sources.

Onboard, DIAM provides a jacuzzi, hydraulic swim platform, sun deck, sunpads, bow and stern thrusters, and at-anchor stabilisers. Her toy complement is modest: two paddleboards, a wakeboard, a doughnut, and an inflatable water toy. For a yacht charter focused on coastal exploration rather than water sports intensity, this is sufficient, though groups seeking an active programme may find the selection limited relative to larger vessels.

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