Bering Yachts will present a focused selection of its current and upcoming models at two of the season’s key Mediterranean events the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show.
In Cannes the shipyard will show two of its most requested yachts under 24 metres: the third hull of the Bering 88 and the first hull of the aluminium explorer catamaran BC60. Both boats represent the core of Bering’s successful compact explorer range and reflect the steady demand the yard continues to see in this segment.
The Bering 88, evolved from the earlier B80 platform, remains one of the most popular models in the under-24-metre class. With its full-displacement steel hull, long range and practical volume, it continues to attract owners looking for genuine ocean-crossing capability in a manageable size. The BC60, the first aluminium expedition catamaran from the shipyard, brings Bering’s explorer DNA into a twin-hull format. Shallow draft, transoceanic range and flexible layouts have already made it one of the most enquired-about new models in both Europe and the United States.
At the Monaco Yacht Show the focus shifts to the Superyacht Division. Bering Yachts will present the projects for its two principal larger models: the Bering 130 and the Bering 165. Both designs were developed in close collaboration with Swiss studio Valentin Design and have generated strong interest since their introduction.
The Bering 165, a 50-metre explorer with a five-deck layout and range exceeding 5,000 nautical miles, has already secured two contracts in 2026. Construction of both hulls is under way, currently at the steel assembly stage. The Bering 130, a 40-metre design positioned as a highly adaptable owner-oriented explorer, has likewise drawn attention for its combination of volume, practicality and long-range capability.
“These two models have come to market at the right moment,” notes Alexei Mikhailov, Founder and CEO of Bering Yachts. “They combine the steel explorer foundations that define Bering with contemporary volume and lifestyle flexibility. The response from owners and brokers has been clear and consistent.”
The number of serious enquiries across both the under-24-metre range and the Superyacht Division continues to grow, reinforcing the shipyard’s view that demand for capable, long-range explorer yachts remains robust.
Visitors to either show who wish to arrange a private viewing or schedule a meeting with the sales team are invited to write in advance to [email protected].
Bering Yachts will be present in Cannes and Monaco with its latest explorer and superyacht projects, ready to discuss both current availability and new-build opportunities.