NOMAD IV Yacht Description
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Yamaha 2-seat Jet Ski:
Exciting and powerful water fun for 2 guests, perfect for adventurous exploration on the waves. -
Two-person Kayaks and Sailboats:
Enjoy peaceful paddling or sailing together, great for family bonding and scenic island exploration. -
Fast Racing Yacht with 46m High Rig:
Experience thrilling sailing performance and reach stunning cruising spots others can't access easily.
The world renowned naval architects Finot-Conq have an enviable reputation in the sailing world. Among their previous racing builds are IMOCA 60s and the Pogo series and their latest creation is the 100ft cruiser NOMAD IV. NOMAD IV is easily adaptable and she can be both an impressive racing yacht or a comfortable cruising yacht for charter.
Her mast is 47m the water and she has 9 ton water ballast tanks each side, a short cord performance lifting keel, twin rudders and full carbon construction. Inside NOMAD IV there is spacious and modern accommodation for 12 guests with four crew. The 30.48m yacht was built by the Maxi Dolphin shipyard in Italy.
Marketed as the “world’s fastest 100-foot cruising sailing superyacht,” NOMAD IV is basically a race boat that accidentally became a comfortable charter yacht. Designed by Finot-Conq and built in 2013 (refit 2021), she runs a 46m rig, 9 tons of water ballast per side, a lifting keel and twin rudders – translation: if you actually want to feel what 100 feet of carbon-fed sail power can do, this is the one.
This is a performance machine that still sleeps a full house. NOMAD IV accommodates up to 12 guests in 5 cabins, including a proper master plus a smart mix of doubles, bunks and a large quadruple cabin that works well for families, kids, or the “we’ll sleep when we’re home” crowd. You get big-volume interior spaces for a boat this fast, with full air conditioning and proper entertainment (SAT-TV, salon TV, inside/outside speakers) so the off-watch can disappear into a movie while the helm junkies trim.
The playbook on deck is simple: sail hard, then abuse the toy locker. Once the sails are down you’ve got a jet-ski tender (120hp), water skis, wakeboard, multiple kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear, plus two extra sailboats for guests who want to keep racing even after the big rig is parked. It’s set up for genuinely active charters where “going for a swim” escalates quickly into “let’s try to tow everyone behind something with an engine.”
The other key asset is the crew, who actually live this style of sailing. The captain has round-the-world racing credentials, including a non-stop solo circumnavigation via the three great capes, and the chef and interior team are long-term on board, used to running serious performance passages while still delivering a clean, calm, guest-facing experience. In practice, that means you get race-level handling without being treated like ballast.
If you want a floating beach club, look elsewhere. If you want to cover serious miles under sail, with 12 people, at speed, in something purpose-built for it – NOMAD IV is the sharp end of the list.
Accommodation
- 1 master cabin- 2 guests cabins with double beds
- 1 guest cabins with twin beds (bunks beds)
- 1 quadruple cabins with a large double bed + 2 twin beds (bunks beds)
What is the cabin arrangement of NOMAD IV?
| Cabin | Bed Size | Bathroom Details | AC |
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| Master Cabin | King bed | En-suite bathroom (assumed) | Full |
| Guest Cabin 1 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (assumed) | Full |
| Guest Cabin 2 | Queen bed | En-suite bathroom (assumed) | Full |
| Guest Cabin 3 (Twin Bunks) | Twin beds (bunk beds) | En-suite bathroom (assumed) | Full |
| Guest Cabin 4 (Quadruple) | 1 Large Double bed + 2 Twin beds (bunk beds) | En-suite bathroom (assumed) | Full |
NOMAD IV
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Weekly price: €66,000 - €66,000
Low Season | High Season
- Length: 99'
- # of Guests: 12
- # of Cabins: 5
- # of Crew: 4
- Builder: .
- Consumption: 30 US Gall/Hr
- Cruising Speed: 10
- Max. Speed: no limit
- Built Year: 2013
- Refit: 2021
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 sailboat like NOMAD IV, the expected APA is 15% to 30% of the charter price (€9,900 - €19,800), making the charter cost €75,900 to €85,800. 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 IV 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 | 132,000EUR to 132,000EUR | 26,400EUR to 39,600EUR | 15,840EUR to 15,840EUR | 174,240EUR to 187,440EUR | Discounts outside the main season are common. | |
| 7 day charter | 66,000EUR to 66,000EUR | 13,200EUR to 19,800EUR | 7,920EUR to 7,920EUR | 87,120EUR to 93,720EUR | Standard charter rate, base for all calculations. | |
| 3 day charter | 33,000EUR to 33,000EUR | 6,600EUR to 9,900EUR | 3,960EUR to 3,960EUR | 43,560EUR to 46,860EUR | The usual formula is the 7 day charter rate divided by 6, times the number of days (3). Boat policy might differ. 66,000EUR / 6 * 3 days = 33,000EUR |
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: EUR66,000
High season rate: EUR66,000
NOMAD IV Yacht Charter Locations
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Amenities
Specifications
Features
Layout
More Specifications
Diving Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
Fishing
Green Initiatives
Water Sports
| Toy | description |
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| Tender (Jetski-type) | 1 x 4m tender, Jetski-type, 120 CV Yamaha used for guest transfers and towing toys. |
| Paddleboards | 2 paddle boards for stand-up paddling. |
| Kayaks | 2 two-man kayaks and 1 one-man kayak for exploring bays and coastlines. |
| Snorkelling Equipment | Snorkelling gear for guests. |
| Waterskis | Adult and kids waterskis to be towed behind the tender. |
| Wakeboard | Wakeboard to be towed behind the tender. |
| Buoy (towable) | Towable buoy for rides behind the tender. |
| Fishing Equipment | Fishing gear for recreational fishing. |
Crew
Captain
Chef
Deckhand
Captain: Philippe Delamare
Philippe runs NOMAD IV like a precision world-tour machine, bringing hard-earned ocean miles and race-sharp judgment straight to your holiday.
He reads weather and water fast, so you get clean passages, smart anchorages, and maximum time playing instead of waiting.
- Sailing worldwide since 2007, including a five-year circumnavigation.
- Captain of NOMAD IV since 2017, managing global charter programs.
- Finished the Global Solo Challenge: non-stop, solo circumnavigation via the Three Great Capes.
- Holds RYA/MCA Yachtmaster Ocean and four-year business school degree (Accounting & Finance).
Julia builds each menu around your appetite and the day’s sailing, throwing out safe hotel food and serving bright, confident plates that match the pace of the boat.
She’s done the hard miles on a world tour with NOMAD IV, so she knows exactly how to keep guests fed, happy, and asking for seconds in any sea state.
- Professional chef experience both ashore and at sea, including yachting since 2018.
- Joined NOMAD IV in 2019 for a world tour and has since catered charters across Europe.
- Holds HAACP Training in Hygiene Standards for Traditional and Collective Cuisine.
- Speaks French, Spanish, and English.
Colin lives on deck, moving fast and clean so maneuvers feel smooth and safe while you stay in the sun with a drink in your hand.
He brings race-crew discipline to a charter setting, turning sail changes, toys, and tender runs into crisp, no-drama operations.
- Sailing and professional maritime experience since 2018 across multiple yacht types in Europe.
- Participated in a Transatlantic crossing and crewed on racing yachts.
- Professional Baccalaureate in Conduct and Management of Maritime Enterprises.
- Holds STCW modules (General Operation, Firefighting, Survival Techniques, Medical Level 2) and Captain 500 license.
Frédérika runs the interior like a quiet stage crew, resetting cabins, tables, and details so every scene you walk into looks deliberate and effortless.
She brings front-of-house poise and island charm, turning service moments into easy, human interactions instead of scripted routine.
- Background spanning hospitality, maritime yachting, culinary work, retail, and modelling.
- Crowned Miss Guadeloupe 2008 and stewardess experience on a PRINCESS S63 motor yacht.
- Holds Basic Safety Training, Awareness & Security, and Medical 1 (NEKTON, Antibes, 2022).
- DAEU degree (Université des Antilles et de la Guyane, 2012) and Business Unit Manager training (2015); Captain 200 certificate (2007).
Reviews
Thank you again for booking this trip for us. We hope to sail with Philippe and crew again someday soon.
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