An exclusive look behind the scenes
Here you will find news from Bering Yacht Shipyard, from design to Sea Trials and lore of Explorer ships.

Successful Cannes Yacht Show!
Short video summary of the Cannes Yacht Show

Shipyard Video Tour with Alexei Mikhailov Online! Our Explorer Yacht Quality Promise
Bering shipyard tour with Alexei Mikhailov. Video tour of Nauti Styles.

New video tour aboard B77 and video interview with Bering Yachts founder online
3 new Bering videos are online! Bering founder Alexei talks about the Bering company history and shows the interior of the new B77 Bering in Kekova.

Sale of Custom Bering B76 Explorers and Monaco Office Opening
The explorer market is booming and Bering's robust steel vessels are gaining more importance in Europe. This is also reflected in the sale of the first 23-meter B76 custom yacht.
Interview with the Man of Steel - Alexei Mikhailov
Read the latest SuperYachtTimes interview with Berings founder and CEO Alexei Mikhailov - The Man of Steel here

Quiet, vibration-free ride and low decibel levels
Bering goes to great lengths to ensure their ships are quiet, using state-of-the-art isolation technology to suppress high-frequency noise

Yacht Hybrid Drive Explained (Part 2)
Traditionally, yachts are powered by an internal combustion engine that runs on fuel. In contrast, an all-electric propulsion system uses a battery-powered engine. A hybrid propulsion system uses a variable combination of internal combustion engine, generators, battery packs and electric motors, depending on the system.

Fins vs Gyros (Fins vs Gyros)
Rolling is the main cause of seasickness on board, another big factor is yawing, moving from side to side. This article explains the advantages of gyros and fins

Ice Class Yachts - A New Era of Adventure
Bering can build their Explorer yachts to ice class compliance. This allows the yachts to navigate in up to 50cm of broken ice. Explore untouched areas like Greenland, Iceland or Canada.

Joining steel to aluminum with Triclad
Triclad joining strips are bimetallic strips or blocks used to join different metals together using welding technology available in shipyards.

Hydraulics vs. electrics on yachts
Hydraulic systems are most efficient when moving and holding heavy loads, especially in harsh environments and in applications that require frequent or constant operation.

Are Bering yachts long range capable with transatlantic range?
The engines of Bering yachts are selected with fuel economy in mind. In addition, the hull shape allows for a voluminous interior, including an engine room that can accommodate additional equipment such as water purifiers, generators and inverters.

Steel ocean yachts
Steel fleets dominate the world's navies, in research vessels and commercial shipping as well as in expedition cruise ships.
The design approach
Your first impression of a Bering yacht will be lasting, because these vessels exude character. Even their exterior reveals that they are both robust and powerful.

Steel for more reparability
Owning a steel vessel increases the likelihood that a simple repair will not become a time-consuming and costly nuisance in an otherwise beautiful cruising area.

Low abrasion thanks to steel construction
A strong and abrasion resistant hull provides valuable safety.

Fire resistance for yachts?
The total flammable mass on board is quite small, so it is much easier and faster to extinguish the fire if, contrary to expectations, it should break out.

The best components
Explorers destined for delivery in Europe are built according to CE requirements. Bering yachts can also be ordered to meet various classification societies, including ABS, Lloyd's, RINA and others.

Flag states and their role in the yachting industry - yacht flagging explained
The main flag authorities in the yachting industry are: The UK-MCA, Cayman Islands, Isle of Man, Malta, Marshall Islands, Italy and Luxembourg.

Waterproof bulkheads for more safety
You can be comfortable at the helm or aboard a Bering, because all Bering yacht hulls are divided by at least five watertight bulkheads that form six independent chambers.