Bering Yachts has confirmed the sale of its third flagship explorer model, the Bering 145, to a repeat client. This discerning buyer, already the owner of the first unit in the series, the 44.2-meter Heeus, has opted for another Bering 145 after the model’s outstanding performance in the charter market.
Built for long-range, high-latitude expeditions, the Bering 145 is a robust explorer yacht featuring a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, enhanced by an ice belt for navigating polar waters. With an impressive fuel capacity of 70,000 litres and a range exceeding 4,600 nautical miles at 12 knots, the vessel ensures up to 30 days of autonomy.
Unmatched Onboard Experience
The Bering 145 is designed to deliver luxury and adventure in equal measure. Key features include:
- Master Suite: Positioned on the main deck for panoramic ocean views.
- Guest & Crew Cabins: Located on the lower deck for privacy and efficiency.
- Flybridge Social Hub: Complete with a skylounge, Jacuzzi, sundeck, and bar.
- Garage Space: A 30-square-meter area for tenders, water toys, and other gear.
Dining and relaxation are also well-appointed, with a formal dining area on the main deck and sofa seating in the bow for leisure.
Hybrid Propulsion Innovation
Powered by a cutting-edge hybrid propulsion system, the Bering 145 combines electric motors with a battery bank recharged by variable-speed DC generators. This efficient system enhances both the yacht’s range and environmental credentials.
The Bering Explorer Legacy Grows
This latest sale reflects Bering’s growing dominance in the explorer yacht segment. Earlier this year, the shipyard unveiled its newest addition, the Bering 105, a 32.2-meter explorer yacht designed for extended cruising and charter ventures.
With the Bering 145’s continued success and innovation, the series solidifies its reputation as a leading choice for adventure-seeking yacht owners.
