Despite the refreshed exterior and reimagined interiors, the Nomad 70 has preserved the signature features of the Dubai brand that belongs to Gulf Craft
According to the information from the shipyard, the Nomad 70 was designed for the owners seeking “generous living space, extended cruising capability and the confidence to venture further from familiar shores”.
Following her larger sistership, the Nomad 101, the Nomad 70 features an updated profile designed in collaboration with Dutch Phathom Studio. The changes have been made not only to the exterior, but the vessel’s interior spaces, too.
The designers that stick to the "Soft Minimalism" philosophy have offered a combination of understated elegance with warm, natural materials and a generally calm architectural aesthetic of both exterior and interior areas.
Each of them was designed around the modern traveller’s life, as the shipyard tried striking a balance between the long-range practicality and comfort away from home.
The space on the main deck is open and full of light. The owner’s cabin is located forward and boasts panoramic 270-degree views. There are exterior lounge areas with tables and sofas here in the foredeck and in the cockpit.
The upper deck is home to versatile spaces: the saloon can be used as a cinema, a playroom or a library. One can also increase the exterior aft lounge with it and turn it into a lounge or a sunbathing area.
There are three more guest rooms below deck, dedicated crew areas and a well-appointed galley.
“It is a yacht designed to take owners further, stay longer and feel at home wherever the journey leads”, says the yard’s official release.
The technical specifications of the refreshed Nomad 70 model are currently kept under wraps.
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