Bering Yachts introduces the groundbreaking B120, the latest addition to its lineup of full-displacement explorer superyachts. This 37.1-meter vessel sets new standards in design and engineering for Bering Yachts, with its unique features and spaciousness driven by an expansive 8.9-meter beam. The remarkable beam provides designers and naval architects ample flexibility to create various configurations, allowing for a customized yacht tailored to the owner’s desires.
Founder of Bering Yachts, Alexey Mikhailov, explains, “We’ve taken feedback from our customers into account during the B120’s design phase. For instance, we’ve integrated a private deck exclusively for owners and an elevated beach club, eliminating the need to descend to it.”
The B120 appeals not only to those seeking space and comfort but also to those considering Bering’s buy-to-charter program. Its wide-beam displacement hull enables multiple layout options, including six identical cabins (four on the main deck and two on the lower deck) for accommodating charter guests. Secluded areas provide privacy, while expansive relaxation zones cater to water activities and sunbathing.
The B120 boasts a displacement of 437 tons, accommodating 12 guests and nine crew members across its four decks. Twin diesel engines enable cruising speeds of 10-12 knots, with a maximum speed of 14 knots. With a tank capacity of 54,100 liters, the B120 offers a range of over 4,000 nautical miles.
Collaborating with Sabdes Design and Phathom* Design Studio, Bering Yachts has crafted a versatile, charter-friendly explorer yacht, offering extensive amenities within a sub-500 GT package. The interior, designed by Phathom, combines light, creamy tones with dramatic color contrasts and metallic elements, illuminated by an abundance of natural light.
The vessel’s exterior, artfully designed by Phathom, showcases a purposeful yet elegant profile, effectively minimizing superstructure height compared to length for a timeless look.
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