NOMAD IV : An exceptional Construction Project

NOMAD IV : An exceptional Construction Project

NOMAD IV is a fantastic sailing yacht, designed by the famous architects Finot Conq and built in Italy by Dolphin Yachts. She is a new concept of large sailing yachts with a high freeboard, large beam and huge sail area allowing her unequalled sailing performances.

March 17, 2016

A luxurious and fast carbon Sailing Yacht

NOMAD IV is an exceptional 100ft (30m) carbon sailing yacht launched in 2013. She has enjoyed racing successes, winning the gold medal at the 2015 RORC Transatlantic race. François Boucher, Project Manager with BGYB, participated to the whole project : from its very beginning discussing with the owner about what he wanted to create, to its very end, when the boat was launched. This incredible machine is now available for Sale and for Charter.

NOMAD IV : An exceptional Construction Project
  • NOMAD IV

    NOMAD IV

    Length : 30.48 m / Passengers : 12

    Special features : - Gold medal winner for the RORC Transatlantic 2015, setting a new record. This performance yacht with the sensation of speed and power is equipped with...

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