Bering Yachts launches first B80 hull

According to the shipyard, the yacht offers ample areas for living typical of larger vessels and an impressive range 

The interiors and naval architecture of the yacht with a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure were developed in-house, while the exterior was created in collaboration with Sabdes Yacht Design studio. The hull with a high bow is painted a cream shade, and the superstructure is white, which makes the vessel look quite festive. 

The vessel with a length of 26.2 m and a beam of 8.1 m has a draft of 2.4 m and a volume of 233 GT. She offers all necessary amenities for comfortable accommodation of up to 10 guests in five cabins and quarters for a crew of four. 

The interior design is rather classic and features mainly a light colour palette and natural materials like wood and marble. In addition to the saloon with a dining area for 10 people, the main deck is also home to the ensuite master with walk-in wardrobes. Four more cabins are located below deck.

The upper deck offers mainly exterior spaces and is almost completely dedicated to the guests’ recreation. There is an area for sunbathing forward, and a generous space with a dining area and sun loungers aft, which can also be used for storing a tender if necessary. The compact upper saloon can house either a lounge or a gym, while the flybridge is home to a dining area, a galley with a grille, a movie area and an upper helm station. 

With twin Cummins engines the yacht can reach a top speed of 10.5 knots and has a range of about 5000 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 8.5 knots.

“The B88 series, of which this B80 is a slight modification apart, is becoming one of our most popular models. In addition to the one launched today, we are building three more boats of this line. Speaking of the size, it is perfect for a yacht – with a load line length of a bit under 24-metres, but with all the space and luxury that can usually be found in much bigger vessels,” said Alexei Mikhailov, founder of Bering Yachts.