NOMAD Yacht Description
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Extensive water sports amenities including wakeboard, waterskis, and towable tubes:
A wide range of toys for all ages creates non-stop fun and family excitement on the water. -
Inflatable platform and multiple paddleboards (SUPs) for relaxing and water activities:
Perfect for lounging, swimming, and enjoying time together in the water or exploring nearby islands. -
Large flybridge and expansive deck spaces with alfresco dining and sunbathing areas:
Ideal for socializing, cocktails with sea views, and romantic or family moments in the sun.
Start with the core hack: NOMAD is a modern Lagoon 52 catamaran (2019) built to move people, not just pillows – she sleeps up to 12 guests in 6 fully air‑conditioned cabins, five with queen beds plus one bunk cabin, all with ensuite bathrooms. Translation: big group, no one gets the short straw.
Space, grace, and actual usability. The 52ft platform with a wide beam gives you three real social zones: a shaded aft deck for serious alfresco dining, a flybridge lounge for “pretend we’re sailing the boat” time, and broad forward decks and trampolines for sun, toys and general horizontal living. The saloon is bright, open‑plan and wired with TV/DVD, Fusion sound system, Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi, so the tech works while you ignore it.
Toy locker, not toy token. NOMAD runs a proper watersports loadout: 3.9m Highfield tender with 50hp, two SUPs, 2‑pax kayak, adult and kids waterskis, monoski, wakeboard, towable tubes, multiboard, inflatable platform, snorkel gear and light fishing kit. Dual stern access and electro‑hydraulic gangway mean you’re in the water, on a board or in the tender fast, without turning the transom into a traffic jam.
The hidden operating system: the crew. A three‑person pro team runs NOMAD – a career catamaran captain with 20+ years in the game, a chef with serious restaurant background and Mediterranean focus, and a deckhand/stew with sailing credentials and languages to match an airport board. Result: tight boat handling in ports, custom itineraries, and food that feels like a reason to come back, not an afterthought.
Why charter NOMAD instead of another 50‑something cat: because you get true 12‑guest capacity in real cabins, full‑time AC, strong watersports setup, and a layout that can handle extended families or groups without everyone stacking into the same corner. If your brief is “big group, high comfort, lots of water time, minimal drama”, this is the logical choice.
Accommodation
5 Queen bed cabins with en-suite bathroom.1 cabin with up and down bunk beds.
All cabins are air-conditioned.
Shampoo, Shower gel, Conditioner, Body milk, Hand soap (Apivita)
Shower cap Vanity kit
2 x Hairdryers
TV Saloon
2 x Decoration pillows
2 x Sleeping pillows on each bed
Water Maker 300 ltr per hour
Electro-Hydraulic Gangway
Sunbeds
Deck shower
What is the cabin arrangement of NOMAD?
| Cabin | Bed Size | Bathroom Details | AC |
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| Master Cabin 1 | Queen bed | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
| Master Cabin 2 | Queen bed | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
| Guest Cabin 1 | Queen bed | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
| Guest Cabin 2 | Queen bed | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
| Guest Cabin 3 | Queen bed | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
| Bunk Cabin | Upper and lower bunk beds | Private en-suite bathroom | Full AC |
NOMAD

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Weekly price: €18,500 - €24,000
Low Season | High Season
- Length: 51'
- # of Guests: 12
- # of Cabins: 6
- # of Crew: 3
- Builder: Lagoon
- Consumption: 25 Litres/Hr
- Cruising Speed: 8
- Max. Speed: 8
- Built Year: 2019
- Turnaround: Lavrion, Greece

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Price Terms
Plus Expenses - add APA to the price you see
Plus Expenses arrangement includes the boat and crew only (without tip).
All additional/variable expenses such as Gas and Food are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) - an additional deposit that is added on top of the charter price.
The expenses, such as provisioning, fuel, marina fees, are deducted from the APA. The APA is based on the price of the yacht and ranges from 15% (crewed sailing yachts) to 30% (motor yachts with higher fuel consumption).
For a sailing catamaran like NOMAD, the expected APA is 20% to 35% of the charter price (€3,700 - €6,475), making the charter cost €22,200 to €24,975. Exact amount will be confirmed after inquiry.
You can actively control these expenses in your preference sheet (local vs. imported beverages) and by choice of itinerary (distances traveled).
The remainder of the APA is returned after charter.
NOMAD Yacht Charter Price
| # of charter days | Base Price | APA (deposit for provisioning, fuel, docking fees, etc) | Taxes: 12%, exceptions available | Total | Note | |
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| 14 day charter | 37,000EUR to 48,000EUR | 7,400EUR to 14,400EUR | 4,440EUR to 5,760EUR | 48,840EUR to 68,160EUR | Discounts outside the main season are common. | |
| 7 day charter | 18,500EUR to 24,000EUR | 3,700EUR to 7,200EUR | 2,220EUR to 2,880EUR | 24,420EUR to 34,080EUR | Standard charter rate, base for all calculations. | |
| 3 day charter | 9,250EUR to 12,000EUR | 1,850EUR to 3,600EUR | 1,110EUR to 1,440EUR | 12,210EUR to 17,040EUR | The usual formula is the 7 day charter rate divided by 6, times the number of days (3). Boat policy might differ. 18,500EUR / 6 * 3 days = 9,250EUR |
All prices are generated by a calculator and serve as a guide for new charterers. Any additional information of the Price Details section has priority over above. Availability is always subject to confirmation. Gratuity not included for it's discretionary character, usually 5%-25% of the Base Price.
Price Details
Price from: EUR18,500
High season rate: EUR24,000
2026 Charter Rates:
High Season (July & August): 24,000 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Mid-Season (June & September): 22,000 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Low Season (Rest months): 18,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Extras: V.A.T 12% (subject to change without prior notice) & APA 20% or 30% for 12 pax of the charter fee not included in the rates.
Charters for less than a week are only available upon request and the weekly rate is divided by 6.
If the yacht is chartered from a location other than the home port, the charter is subject to a relocation fee.
Relocation Fees:
Catamarans 52ft and up: Cyclades (1,000 EUR) *
* Please note due to logistics, charters with embarkation or disembarkation in Santorini will be charged one extra day.2026 Charter Rates:
High Season (July & August): 24,000 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Mid-Season (June & September): 22,000 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Low Season (Rest months): 18,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses
Extras: V.A.T 12% (subject to change without prior notice) & APA 20% or 30% for 12 pax of the charter fee not included in the rates.
Charters for less than a week are only available upon request and the weekly rate is divided by 6.
If the yacht is chartered from a location other than the home port, the charter is subject to a relocation fee.
Relocation Fees:
Catamarans 52ft and up: Cyclades (1,000 EUR) *
* Please note due to logistics, charters with embarkation or disembarkation in Santorini will be charged one extra day.
Amenities
Specifications
Features
More Specifications
Diving Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
I-Pod compatible
Bluetooth
Fishing
Green Initiatives
Water Sports
| Toy | description |
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| Highfield tender 3.90 with 50 HP outboard | Highfield tender 3.90 m with 50 HP outboard for guest transfers and towing toys. |
| Stand up paddleboards (SUP) | 2 stand up paddleboards for stand-up paddling. |
| Kayak for 2 pax | 1 two-person kayak for paddling together. |
| Water skis (adults) | Adult water skis for being towed behind the tender. |
| Water skis (kids) | Kids water skis for being towed behind the tender. |
| Monoski (adults & kids) | Monoski for adults and kids for single-ski towing. |
| Inflatable towables (tubes) | 2 inflatable towable tubes for towing behind the tender. |
| Multiboard | 1 multiboard towable board for versatile riding styles. |
| Wakeboard | 1 wakeboard for being towed behind the tender. |
| Inflatable platform | 1 inflatable platform for extra space at water level. |
| Life jackets | 10 life jackets for all ages for guest safety during water activities. |
| Snorkeling gear | 10 sets of snorkeling gear for exploring underwater. |
| Fishing gear | 1 set of fishing gear for recreational fishing. |
| Floating mats | Floating mat(s) for relaxing on the water. |
| Paddleboards | Paddleboard(s) for stand-up paddling. |
| Beach games | Beach game set for activities on the beach. |
Crew
Captain: Vasilis Gravanis
Vasilis runs NOMAD like a captain who’s logged years fixing and driving boats, so passages stay tight, safe, and exactly on the pace you want. He reads weather, machines, and people the same way—fast—so your trip feels controlled while you just lean into the islands.
- Greek nationality; born 1985
- Professional in yachting and catamarans since 2004
- Expert knowledge of sailing and motor vessels and recreational boat maintenance
- Languages: English (fluent), Greek, German, and Spanish
Omar builds sharp, Mediterranean-driven plates that match the rhythm of your day, turning local Greek produce into clean, focused flavors that land right when you want them. He works fast under pressure, so service feels smooth even when the schedule isn’t.
- Greek nationality
- Trained at IEK Xini Piraeus
- Culinary experience in restaurants across Mykonos, Athens, and Sifnos since 2014
- Languages: Greek (native) and English (fluent)
Ioannis keeps NOMAD’s decks, lines, and landings tight, then flips inside to host with the precision of someone who listens hard and acts quick. He turns moves, moorings, and guest requests into one seamless run so your days stay fluid.
- Professional deckhand since 2018
- Holds both sailing and power boat licenses
- International boat delivery experience from 2018 to 2021
- Open Water Diving Certificate and PhD in Linguistics
- Languages: Greek (native), English (fluent), German (fluent), and Spanish (fluent)
Igor drives NOMAD with racer’s instincts and salesman’s precision, stacking three decades of regattas, ocean crossings, and yacht deals behind every decision. He knows how to push the boat and still keep guests relaxed, informed, and coming back.
- Born 1977
- Approximately 30 years of navigation experience and ~120,000 nautical miles logged
- Atlantic crossing as captain on Lagoon 55 NOMAD from Zadar to the British Virgin Islands (~6,000 nm)
- Co‑founder of Yacht Club “Neoplanta 1748”, now ~80 members
- National regatta champion (racer-cruiser classes) in 2003, 2004, and 2005
- Professional background as yacht sales manager and skipper at Nava Boats from 2005
- Holds Yachtmaster Offshore license
Marija runs the guest spaces with fast, cheerful precision, turning arrivals, meals, and cabins into one clean flow so you barely notice the work behind it. She watches the table and the mood, then quietly keeps everything a step ahead.
- Many years of experience as a hostess
- Specialized in welcoming guests and coordinating seamless dining service











































