In the dynamic realm of explorer yachts, Bering Yachts is introducing the Bering 110, a completely new model that inaugurates an updated superyacht line. Crafted as a modern, true explorer, she excels in her striking exterior and in superior performance, technical specifications, and onboard comfort. The Bering 110’s exterior design developed in collaboration with Red Yacht Design. This superyacht, boasting a range exceeding 5,000 nautical miles, is built for those who dream of exploring the world without limits. It seamlessly combines the autonomy and reliability of a robust vessel with the aesthetics, volume, and comfort levels synonymous with superyachts.
The Bering 110 is engineered for extended voyages, featuring a full-displacement steel hull and aluminum superstructure that ensures stability and efficiency across diverse seas. Powered by twin Caterpillar C18 engines (715 HP each), she cruises comfortably at 10 knots and reaches a maximum of 12 knots under half load. With a range exceeding 5,000 nautical miles, backed by a 47,000-liter fuel capacity and 6,500 liters of fresh water, this yacht is ready for remote explorations. Her 317-metric-ton displacement and 2.4-meter draft make her agile yet robust, perfect for shallow waters or open-ocean adventures.
The B110’s design stands out for its practicality. The asymmetrical salon trades the starboard sidewalk for an extra meter of width, transforming it into a square, yacht-like space reminiscent of a 50-meter vessel, ideal for lounging or entertaining. The main deck houses a forward galley, a spacious owner’s suite with a classic layout, and four guest staterooms below, complemented by separate crew quarters for five. The open boat deck invites customization with foldable furniture, while the expansive flybridge on hull number 1 boasts a Jacuzzi and bar, enhancing outdoor living.
Versatility defines the B110’s layout. The spacious cockpit offers ample room for outdoor dining, a bar, and seating, perfect for gatherings. The beach club can serve as a gym, sauna, or resting area, or convert to storage for long-range expeditions. This flexibility suits owners who value both adventure and downtime, whether cruising for weeks or hosting charters. Wide corridors throughout ensure comfortable movement, even during long passages, making every transition feel effortless.
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