The Intrepid 375 Nomad FE is a remarkable blend of innovation, luxury, and performance, designed to meet the demands of discerning boating enthusiasts. This center console boat is built with a meticulous attention to detail, offering a versatile layout that caters to both family cruising and serious offshore fishing. At 11.5 meters in length, the 375 Nomad FE provides ample space and comfort, ensuring an enjoyable experience on the water. The boat’s design incorporates a spacious cockpit, large forward seating area, and a well-appointed helm station that provides excellent visibility and control.
Powered by twin outboard engines, the 375 Nomad FE is capable of reaching impressive speeds, while its deep-V hull ensures a smooth and stable ride even in choppy conditions. The boat’s advanced engineering includes options for a state-of-the-art navigation system, allowing you to explore new waters with confidence.
The interior of the 375 Nomad FE is designed with luxury and functionality in mind. A plush seating arrangement, modern amenities, and high-quality finishes create a welcoming environment for both day trips and extended voyages. With a range of customization options, owners can personalize their Intrepid to fit their unique style and needs.
Safety and durability are paramount in the construction of the Intrepid 375 Nomad FE. Built with high-quality materials and the latest in marine technology, this vessel is crafted to withstand the rigors of the sea while providing an unmatched level of comfort and performance.
Length
11.5M
Beam
3.4M
Draft
0.9M
Day Guests
10
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
30KT
Max Speed
50KT
Fuel
1350L
Range
400NM
Engine
Twin Mercury Verado 400
Option 1
Twin Yamaha 425 XTO
Option 2
Twin Mercury Racing 450R
Naval
Intrepid Design Team
Exterior
Intrepid Design Team
Interior
Intrepid Design Team
New Starting From
€450,000
High Price Brokerage
€380,000
Low Price Brokerage
€300,000
The FE wears the same athletic profile as every Nomad in Intrepid’s range.
A sheer line stays flat and fast looking from bow to transom, broken only by a wraparound windshield that curves into an integrated hardtop overhead. Front entry to the console head is the detail that separates her from the SE, opening directly off the forward seating area rather than from the side, which keeps the walkway aft of the helm clearer for crew moving around the cockpit. Integrated gunwale steps and a full width transom swim platform complete a deck that is easy to move around at speed and simple to board from the water once stopped.
A single step hull and twin Verado power form the technical core of the 375 Nomad FE.
The fully resin infused hull and liner construction Intrepid uses across the Nomad range removes the flex and noise that trouble lighter built console boats, while the single step design beneath keeps the ride settled through a chop rather than pounding at speed. Twin Mercury Verado 400 outboards are standard, with twin Yamaha 425 XTO or twin Mercury Racing 450R available for owners who want more top end. All three configurations share the same 0.9 metre draught, keeping shallow water and sandbar anchorages within reach regardless of the engine choice made at order.
Two berths, not four, and a console built around that choice.
The front entry head includes a flush toilet, sink and shower, finished to the same standard as the rest of the Nomad range despite the smaller sleeping capacity. One cabin accommodates two guests overnight, a layout suited to a couple or a shorter offshore trip rather than a full family cruise. The trade pays off in the console itself, which opens up with the reduced below deck footprint, giving the helm and forward seating area a more open, uncluttered feel than her four berth sibling. Ten guests remain comfortable for a day on board even without the extra sleeping space.
On deck, the FE keeps everything within reach of the helm.
Twin electrically adjustable helm seats sit ahead of a dash built for modern multifunction displays, with the helm platform itself rising on command for better visibility at speed. Forward, bow seating converts between lounging and shade, and a high low table adjusts from flush deck to sun pad to dining height without extra hardware. Aft, the cockpit stays open and uncluttered, served by a full width transom walkway that turns the stern into a genuine boarding and swimming platform rather than a working deck alone. Every element folds away when it is not needed, which is the point.
At 11.5 metres, the 375 Nomad FE is a considered alternative to her own sibling, not a lesser one.
Built in-house by Intrepid’s Florida based design and engineering teams, she shares her 3.4 metre beam and 0.9 metre draught with the SE, differing chiefly in how the console and accommodation are arranged below. No crew is required to run her, and the standard twin Mercury Verado 400 package can be upgraded to twin Yamaha or twin Mercury Racing power depending on how an owner intends to use her. For a buyer who wants the Nomad’s performance and shallow water access with a simpler, more open interior, the FE is the more deliberate choice of the two.
Length
11.5M
Beam
3.4M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
2
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
30Kt
Max Speed
50Kt
Length
11.4M
Beam
3.4M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
4
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
40Kt
Max Speed
50Kt
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