The UAE yacht builder unveiled its latest long-range cruiser, developed with Dutch design house Phathom Studio.
UMM AL QUWAIN, UAE — Gulf Craft has launched the new Nomad 70, its latest long-range cruiser, with the yacht entering the water at the company's UAE shipyard. The model builds on the refreshed design language introduced with the Nomad 101, featuring an updated exterior profile and redesigned interiors while retaining the signature character of the Nomad brand.
Developed in collaboration with the award-winning Dutch design company Phathom Studio, the Nomad 70 has been created for owners seeking generous living space, extended cruising capability and the confidence to travel farther from familiar shores.
The yacht's interior follows Phathom Studio's "Soft Minimalism" philosophy, combining understated elegance with warm, natural materials and a calm architectural aesthetic. The design focuses on the needs of modern adventurers, balancing long-range practicality with the comfort of a home away from home.
The main deck features an open, social living area, while the full-beam owner's suite on the main deck offers privacy and panoramic 270-degree views. Flexible upper deck spaces, spacious guest accommodation and dedicated crew areas are designed to support comfortable, independent cruising over extended periods.
Despite its size, the Nomad 70 combines strong performance and seaworthiness with the spaciousness typically associated with much larger yachts. The layout includes four en suite guest cabins, including a panoramic owner's suite, a spacious upper deck salon, two dedicated crew cabins and a separate professional-grade crew galley, while maintaining technical spaces and operational functionality.
According to Gulf Craft, the Nomad 70 is designed to enable owners to travel farther, stay longer and enjoy the comforts of home throughout their journeys.