Dive into the world of hydrofoil boats with Bering Marine's new video. Discover the future of boating with designer Scott Jutson.

Discover the Bering Marine 28 boat in the new video. Captain Larry presents the maritime innovation: for unforgettable adventures on the high seas.

John from YachtBuoy and Scott Jutson reveal the Bering Marine 34 preferences in the video.

The Bering Marine BM34 is a powerful, comfortable hydrofoil catamaran, perfect for long sea voyages and fishing enthusiast explorers.

Bering Marine 34: Success at Sea Trials. Performance, comfort, freedom. Discover the world with the safety and elegance of Bering yachts.

Tubes on RIBS are critical to the stability, safety and versatility of these types of boats. They contribute to performance, protect passengers and equipment, and allow adjustments to different operating conditions, making them an important component for the optimal use of RIB boats.

Bering Marine builds robust and comfortable catamarans with hydrofoil support. From the versatile 6-meter GRP RIB to the 10-meter aluminum cabin boat, Bering Marine offers a wide range of models for adventurers and water sports enthusiasts.

Hydrofoils offer high fuel efficiency and a smooth ride on Bering Marine catamarans. The catamaran's twin hull design also offers outstanding stability, fuel efficiency and plenty of space on board, providing an unparalleled cruising experience.

Bering Marine offers high quality catamarans with innovative technology, outstanding comfort, excellent safety and premium quality. Experience the perfect interaction of hydrofoil technology and twin hull design for an unparalleled cruising experience on the water.

Bogdan Gusarev becomes official dealer of Bering Marine in Europe. The company produces robust GRP and aluminum catamarans with hydrofoils

Bering Marine relies on modern production facilities and the highest standards in shipbuilding. With experienced craftsmen and a team of designers and engineers, the company produces customized vessels of exceptional quality to meet the needs and requirements of each customer.

Bering Marine builds catamaran boats between 8 and 24 meters, specially designed for exploring remote corners of the world. These boats offer a combination of luxury and adventure, are stable and offer the latest technology to ensure a safe and comfortable adventure.

Foiling technology, which is attached to the hull of fast boats, offers functional advantages and improved efficiency. Bering Marine uses a unique hybrid technology based on an asymmetric planing catamaran hull and a special hydrofoil system that enables high speeds with low-power engines and up to 70% less fuel consumption.

Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs) are very popular among maritime professionals due to their unique shape and design, and because of their lightweight construction they can carry more people and equipment, have high boat stability and seaworthiness, as well as smooth handling and high safety.

HYSUCAT technology was developed to dramatically improve the performance, stability and efficiency of watercraft while minimizing their environmental footprint. This innovative technology has its roots in the late 20th century and has seen significant advances since then.

Hydrofoil technology uses wings on the hull of boats to lift them out of the water, increasing efficiency and stability. Although it has been around for a long time, the technology made a comeback with the participation of America's Cup participants in 2013 and is now used by many high-quality, fast boats.

Bering Marine has delivered the latest RHIB 28 to the owner. The 8.5-meter boat features a solid catamaran hull, a carbon reinforced T-top and a colorful interior. It is perfect for a relaxing day on the water or an exciting adventure and can accommodate up to 10 people.

Bering Marine has the perfect rigid inflatable boat for you. Our RIBs offer more safety, efficiency and fun. They are also ideal as yacht tenders. With us you will find the perfect size and model for your needs on the water.

Aluminum and fiberglass are two commonly used materials in modern shipbuilding. Aluminum is lightweight and durable, but expensive and requires specialized welding skills. Fiberglass is lightweight, durable and non-corrosive, but is susceptible to mechanical stress and requires specialized equipment for repairs. Both materials have advantages and disadvantages, and the choice depends on the specific requirements of shipbuilding.

Bering Marine tested the BM34, a foil-assisted catamaran with more fuel efficiency and comfort than monohulls, in September. The robust and powerful boat offers speeds of up to 45 knots and an extended range, making it ideal for deep-sea fishing and outstanding angling experiences.