Bering Yachts has sold a second B145 explorer yacht in its flagship 44-meter series just six months after the first unit’s sale. The B145 Explorer superyacht is the eighth project currently being built at the brand’s facilities in Antalya, Turkey.
The Bering 145 is designed by Bering’s in-house team of naval architects and engineers in collaboration with Sabdes Design for the exterior lines. The tri-deck B145 is a true passagemaker for an owner who wants to cruise the world, including the high latitudes.
Thanks to its generous 9.7-meter beam, the superyacht can accommodate five functional yet extremely comfortable guest suits on the owner deck, a master stateroom on the main deck forward, and a second master suit behind the wheelhouse on the bridge deck. The full-beam main deck stateroom is divided into three separate zones with a private bar, lounge area, night area, and fold-down balcony.
The stern beach club will also feature a sauna and spa. If the owner is an enthusiastic scuba diver, between the beach club and the engine room, the superyacht B145 Explorer has a fully equipped dive room with its own folding door and decompression chamber. Additionally, there is plenty of space on the open upper deck aft to carry tenders of up 8.5 m and additional toys.
With conventional diesel propulsion, the Bering flagship should reach a maximum speed of 15 knots with a range at cruising speed in excess of 4,000 nautical miles. Also important for the owner is comfort in terms of reduced noise and vibration. To meet this aspect of his brief, the shipyard will significantly increase soundproofing to make the yacht as silent as possible, both at anchor and underway.
“The sale of the first B145 was a milestone for the company, but a second hull so soon after is a remarkable achievement,” says Alexey Mikhailov, President of Bering Yachts. “Not only is it a testament to our growing construction capacity, but also to our ability to satisfy customer requests for ocean-going yachts that are capable, reliable, and comfortable.”
The owner of the second tri-deck B145 wants to travel around the world from 2023.
