Topaz

Ownership often comes down to how much of the boat you can run yourself, and Topaz is set up for exactly that: bow and stern thrusters fitted for close-quarters work, so docking does not depend on extra hands being aboard. She is a Majesty 72, delivered by Majesty Yachts in 2023 and lying in Sydney, Australia.

Build and provenance

She is twenty-two metres (seventy-two feet) overall with a beam of 5.9 metres, built in glass-reinforced plastic. Majesty Yachts delivered her in 2023, so a buyer takes on a young yacht with little history to account for.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests aboard Topaz, and a flybridge deck adds a second living level above the main saloon, spreading a full guest list across more than one space rather than stacking everyone together.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 12 knots and reaches 31 knots at full throttle, speeds suited to coastal runs rather than long offshore passages. Bow and stern thrusters bring her alongside without fuss, useful for an owner who wants to dock her personally rather than leave it to crew every time.

On deck and at anchor

Her swimming platform is hydraulic, dropping to the waterline for swimming or tender access, the kind of detail that makes a day at anchor easy rather than fiddly.

Where she lies and how to see her

Topaz lies in Sydney, Australia. We put together a viewing whenever it suits you and are there in person for it; if you go ahead with an offer, a survey and sea trial happen before anything is signed off.