NOMAD Yacht – Awe-inspiring $50M Superyacht

NOMAD was first delivered in 2003 from the Australian shipyard Oceanfast.

Since then, NOMAD has been refitted and features an interior design from Oceanfast and an exterior design by Sam Sorgiovanni. The 69m yacht is opulent, luxurious, and perfect for an entertaining family in style.

NOMAD yacht interior

The interior design of the NOMAD yacht is elegant and perfect for luxury cruising. Designed by Oceanfast, there are accommodations for 12 guests in a master suite, 2 VIP staterooms, one double cabin, two twin cabins, and 2 Pullman beds.

There are facilities for 15 crew members, which ensures guests experience a luxury cruising experience.

The yacht features an impressive swim-up bar in the pool, a nine-person Jacuzzi, a state-of-the-art entertainment system, a BBQ on deck, and a movie cinema. The helipad only adds to the impressive amenities.

The elegance of the interior design is topped off with a Steinway piano. The yacht is perfect for entraining family and friends and offers a luxury cruise experience.

The garage is packed with water toys, including cruiser jet skis, towable toys, wakeboards, water skis, an inflatable trampoline, diving equipment, and more.

Exterior

Featuring an exterior design by Sam Sorgiovanni, the 69m yacht was built by Oceanfast in Australia. The superyacht was first delivered in 2003 and was later refitted in 2008.

Oceanfast also executed the naval architecture. The NOMAD yacht has an aluminum hull and aluminum superstructure.

Specifications

With an overall length of 69m, the NOMAD yacht has a beam of 11.58m and a draft of 3m. She displaces 1260 gross tons and is powered by 2 Caterpillar engines.

Her engines give her a maximum speed of 12 knots and a cruising speed of 17 knots.

Her range can cover 3000 nautical miles at her cruising speed. With a total price of $50 million, she has a running cost of $5 million per annum.