Is there a more committed ship builder than Alexi? The dude is becoming a TH-cam sensation. I feel like I know his philosophy on ship building better than anyone. It helps that he build a great boat and always puts safety first.
There are many more comitês yacht builders than alexi. Example: moonen, feadship, heesen, lursen, abeking, oceanco. The level of commitment regarding excellence on building yachts from those brands are incomparable
Thank you for sharing an amazing experience. Bering clearly builds big-sea-capable expedition yachts with the superb interior finishing. Your video highlights that well. For me, you were the celebrity on board John. Don't take a back seat to anyone buddy.
What a beautiful work of art. Also thought we'd be seeing Rico and Victoria when you mentioned recognizable faces. Always good to see Alexei. He truly build functional works of art. Great video
What a gigantic awesome well built boat. This is high end stuff. That’s for sure. Love it. Way ahead and better then it’s competition. No chance to reach this level. Woow… I follow a long the Bering story quite a while. Because of the unique nature style and outstanding quality. The design and the chosen materials are top of everything. Alexej is awesome too. So much knowledge and the drive to perfection. Of course the whole Bering team gets the honor of their products. But there is always one Captain in charge and without the navigation of the Captain the course is not clear. Here with Alexej and his team the Bering waves will continue into the world, successfully. That’s for sure. I blown obviously away by this. Good luck and maximum success to Alexej and Bering team. Great video to present this awesome vessel. I have a dream…well, some day. Don’t loose the goal. 😊❤
Stunning piece of kit and vessel. I was never a fan of these types of yachts, but having now seen the quality and sea worthyness it's a no brainer from the usual boat's on offer. Excellent. Just a minor observation on the chase boat what a tool, however yourself being an ex seaman what happened to the crew's life jackets!!
Bering has an awesome line of vessels and cant wait to see a B80 finished but this one seems a bit odd in the layout. I realize its a custom order and sure it will suit its owner perfectly but the nordhavn 92 interior flows so much better. Bering hull with norhavn interior would be the perfect boat.
John, Thank you for the excellent video you produced. It’s nice to be able to dream, as we see the spirit of excellence which inspired the entire creation and design of such an amazing yacht. I would definitely feel SAFE on the high seas, in an Expedition Yacht of this quality. I love Bering Yachts. Please forgive me, as an American, for making one criticism, which is definitely insignificant, in the overall scheme of things. To be clear, I LOVE the UK. Of all the international locales I have visited in my numerous trips around the world, without a doubt, London is by far, my favorite. I love the British people and the history of London. By the way, I NEVER send this type of message, but felt compelled to do so, because your videos are, otherwise, near perfection. But, for some reason, it really frustrates me that many Brits tend to refuse to use the pronunciations which are appropriate to words from other countries. Don’t get me wrong. It also frustrates me when I hear news reporters who go overboard, over-enunciating certain words phonetically, going beyond the norms of proper pronunciation, as they are pronounced in their native countries. But, the French word for “butterfly”, “Papillon”, is pronounced correctly as “pap-e-yon”. But, you seem to make a point of demonstrating your refusal to use the correct French pronunciation, by saying the “hard L’s”, pronouncing it “pap-iLL-on”. It seems that some British people feel an obligation to pronounce every consonant in every word they speak. It’s like an unspoken rule - whether that is the correct pronunciation or not, they tend to go to great pains to ensure that they articulate EVERY consonant. It’s amazing! (And, let me say, that I’m sure that Americans do things which are equally or even more frustrating to you. And for that, I apologize.) As I said, this matter is relatively insignificant, after seeing the excellence with which you produced this great video. But, it frustrates me when British people, tend to make a point of demonstrating their refusal to acknowledge the correct pronunciation of words which are NOT English - they are from other countries. And yet, when you speak of “zucchini”, Brits typically pronounce it correctly, when using the French word, “courgettes” - you typically pronounce it “Koor-zhets”, which is correct. Why is it so easy for an English person to pronounce that word correctly (which is not typically used in America - I had to learn it when I visited the UK, Australia & New Zealand, since we say “zucchini”). But, why is it so easy to use the French pronunciation for that word, and then to “butcher” the pronunciation for the word for Butterfly, by saying the hard “L’s” in Papillon? Please forgive me for “majoring on the minors” by making such an issue of this, but as much as I really do love the British people, and the UK, it irritates me when you refuse to use the correct pronunciation, and insist on over-pronouncing EVERY consonant in EVERY word you speak. I would guess that the owner of Bering Yachts used the French pronunciation, since the boat bears that name. So, in my opinion, to refuse to respect that pronunciation is a form of disrespect to him, for the yacht, and for the country from which the word originated. If this is offensive, please just write it off to me being a pompous, arrogant American. But actually, I’m an American who tries very hard to be respectful of other cultures, languages and collloquialisms, doing my best to pronounce their words correctly. When I visit a country, I specifically ask them how to say certain things in their language, or how to use their colloquialisms. If an Aussie is a good guy, I call him a “fair dinkum bloke”. When I’m in a UK Commonwealth country, I try not to use the Americanized term “restroom”, but instead, I use the word “toilet”, which most Americans consider to be uncouth. (Or I say “loo”.) When I’m eating in a British country, or Australia or New Zealand, I try to always use my utensils as you do, keeping the fork in the left hand at all times, and the knife in the right. As opposed to doing it the American way, which is far less efficient, and much more ridiculous, cutting with the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand, then laying down the knife, to switch the fork to the right hand, to pick up the meat with the fork in the right hand, taking a bite, before switching the fork back to the left hand to pick up the knife with the right hand to cut the meat again. See? Isn’t that stupid? It’s ridiculous! But that’s considered proper etiquette in America! Go figure! (I had to give you a laugh at our expense.) When I say “Hi” to someone in Paris, I try to pronounce “bonjour” correctly, as they would say it. In fact, I am often mistaken for a French speaking person, after someone hears me simply say that 2-syllable word, pronouncing it as they do. Many is the time, in Paris, when I have had to stop someone “rattling on in French”, thinking that I speak their language, simply because of the respectful way I pronounced their word of greeting, using their classic French pronunciation. When I’m around Spanish speaking people, if I accidentally bump into them, or feel I have offended them, I say “disculpe”, (the Spanish word for sorry) making sure to pronounce it as they do. Invariably, when someone hears me pronounce it correctly, they will try to start a conversation with me, thinking that I speak Spanish, simply because I was respectful enough to pronounce the word as they do. You seem to be a very kind, considerate person, in addition to being very knowledgeable about yachts, etc. Your videos are beyond excellent. This one minor modification, in my opinion, would make your videos even better!
John, my actual first thoughts of who was there with you was Rico and Victoria because of their new yacht being built. But it's also great to see Tristan out and about.
Hmm yes , am following them too . I think they are going for a 72 ? Dreaming of an 80 , this is much bigger and nice to see underway . The cabinetry is superb , the lines just flow in the veneer , as such a work of art .
Thanks John, That's hey beautiful yacht. Hope you have something on the 77 coming out since everything seems to be about 2 to 3 years old on it. And looking for information still guarding mating the two different medals together the steel and aluminum. How do they keep The two medals corroding each other especially adding the sea salt corrosive environment.?
The hybrid option is incrediable. You can keep the hours on the main engines and generators at a minimun.. Actually you have six generators when you count the small ones on each engine, plus the main electric propelusion motors can be generators as well.. Batteries are meant to power 'the house'all the time.. You can propel the boat with the electric motors for 5 hrs +/-. Then fully recharge the battery bank in a matter of a few minutes, all automatically, or manually, lol I'll say it again, You can set up all the electrical and propelsion systems to function as you wish, and it's all done automatically, or manual if needed..
Comfort yes , in special seats , a lovely smooth ride at what ever knots :-) And hang on :-) I love the speed vibe , 40 knts would part my remaining hair , 70 is hectic , you are strapped in at that speed :-) Would love to know the ranges at different speeds . :-) Am amazed to see all the changes on the Turkish coast since mooring off shore of the old harbour of Antalya , nice amphitheater nearby :-)
Glad to see the progression in your channel. If I could offer some feedback? Slow down the rotational speed of your camera. Go super slow and speed it up if you feel it’s necessary when editing. It’ll give us a better opportunity to view what you’re showing without the motion sickness. Congrats on your invite.
Interior is very nice but I'm not a fan of the exterior look. Those two forward windows of the owners suite don't look right imho and I prefer their other models with the pilot house further forward. Anyway, really nice video and hope to see you doing similar in the future.
I much prefer their other more traditional styled explorer yachts. This one is obviously catered to a different type of buyer, it may not be to my taste but it may be exactly what someone else wants or desires in a yacht.
I must say you should do a story on that tender you showed briefly at the beginning of your movie. Can you tell me the name of it and possibly WHERE TO GET IT?
The interior styling is 100% the choice of the buyer, it is not locked in. The exterior could easily look quite a bit different if you play with the paint.
The 92 was a one-off custom build for Bering’s client so there will be no hull number 2. Re the Hysucat, I can find out and add the price to this chat 🙌
Question for you; Why, in any well-regulated society, would any individual want or need more than $1,000,000 per year? Why, in any well-regulated society, would any individual want or need to live in poverty?
The question is did you like or not like the two boats featured? Let's leave politics out of it please. I loved the boats myself and the video was terrific. Good show Alexei 🎉
Why would anyone want chocolate ice cream vs vanilla? Or why would anyone need beer when there is bourbon? Or vice versa? Why do some people enjoy music and arts and some do not? Your question is a philosophical one. Your basic error is assuming that all individuals are insect-like copies and should all want or not want what you want or need. Life is meant to be enjoyed. If these things bring some people joy and motivate them to achieve wealth, what business is that of anyone else?
Is there a more committed ship builder than Alexi? The dude is becoming a TH-cam sensation. I feel like I know his philosophy on ship building better than anyone. It helps that he build a great boat and always puts safety first.
That's what I thought too until I seen him driving the chase boat without a life jacket and his full crew on board. Mmm 😮
@@amiliogarcia 😂......I mean my man can probably swim like a dolphin, but I see your point)
There are many more comitês yacht builders than alexi. Example: moonen, feadship, heesen, lursen, abeking, oceanco. The level of commitment regarding excellence on building yachts from those brands are incomparable
Mate, you know I've built many 55/65/75m yachts in the last 30 years. THE one one yard I would commence a build in would be with these boys.
Thank you for sharing an amazing experience. Bering clearly builds big-sea-capable expedition yachts with the superb interior finishing. Your video highlights that well. For me, you were the celebrity on board John. Don't take a back seat to anyone buddy.
Thanks, Duncan 🫡 You are a true gent sir and thanks again for being a channel member ⚓️
@@YachtBuoy My pleasure John!
What a beautiful work of art. Also thought we'd be seeing Rico and Victoria when you mentioned recognizable faces. Always good to see Alexei. He truly build functional works of art. Great video
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video 🫡🙌
What a gigantic awesome well built boat. This is high end stuff. That’s for sure. Love it. Way ahead and better then it’s competition. No chance to reach this level. Woow… I follow a long the Bering story quite a while. Because of the unique nature style and outstanding quality. The design and the chosen materials are top of everything. Alexej is awesome too. So much knowledge and the drive to perfection. Of course the whole Bering team gets the honor of their products. But there is always one Captain in charge and without the navigation of the Captain the course is not clear. Here with Alexej and his team the Bering waves will continue into the world, successfully. That’s for sure. I blown obviously away by this. Good luck and maximum success to Alexej and Bering team. Great video to present this awesome vessel. I have a dream…well, some day. Don’t loose the goal. 😊❤
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video 🫡
I'm a big fan of Bering Yachts.
Lexi is always so informative, especially explaining the mechanicals !! Bering AAA++++
Great episode! Bering builds a nice boat! Very sturdy! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍
Thanks for watching and for the feedback 🙌⚓️
@@YachtBuoy 👍👍
Stunning piece of kit and vessel. I was never a fan of these types of yachts, but having now seen the quality and sea worthyness it's a no brainer from the usual boat's on offer. Excellent. Just a minor observation on the chase boat what a tool, however yourself being an ex seaman what happened to the crew's life jackets!!
Bering has an awesome line of vessels and cant wait to see a B80 finished but this one seems a bit odd in the layout. I realize its a custom order and sure it will suit its owner perfectly but the nordhavn 92 interior flows so much better. Bering hull with norhavn interior would be the perfect boat.
John, Thank you for the excellent video you produced. It’s nice to be able to dream, as we see the spirit of excellence which inspired the entire creation and design of such an amazing yacht. I would definitely feel SAFE on the high seas, in an Expedition Yacht of this quality. I love Bering Yachts.
Please forgive me, as an American, for making one criticism, which is definitely insignificant, in the overall scheme of things. To be clear, I LOVE the UK. Of all the international locales I have visited in my numerous trips around the world, without a doubt, London is by far, my favorite. I love the British people and the history of London.
By the way, I NEVER send this type of message, but felt compelled to do so, because your videos are, otherwise, near perfection.
But, for some reason, it really frustrates me that many Brits tend to refuse to use the pronunciations which are appropriate to words from other countries. Don’t get me wrong. It also frustrates me when I hear news reporters who go overboard, over-enunciating certain words phonetically, going beyond the norms of proper pronunciation, as they are pronounced in their native countries.
But, the French word for “butterfly”, “Papillon”, is pronounced correctly as “pap-e-yon”.
But, you seem to make a point of demonstrating your refusal to use the correct French pronunciation, by saying the “hard L’s”, pronouncing it “pap-iLL-on”.
It seems that some British people feel an obligation to pronounce every consonant in every word they speak. It’s like an unspoken rule - whether that is the correct pronunciation or not, they tend to go to great pains to ensure that they articulate EVERY consonant. It’s amazing!
(And, let me say, that I’m sure that Americans do things which are equally or even more frustrating to you. And for that, I apologize.)
As I said, this matter is relatively insignificant, after seeing the excellence with which you produced this great video. But, it frustrates me when British people, tend to make a point of demonstrating their refusal to acknowledge the correct pronunciation of words which are NOT English - they are from other countries.
And yet, when you speak of “zucchini”, Brits typically pronounce it correctly, when using the French word, “courgettes” - you typically pronounce it “Koor-zhets”, which is correct.
Why is it so easy for an English person to pronounce that word correctly (which is not typically used in America - I had to learn it when I visited the UK, Australia & New Zealand, since we say “zucchini”). But, why is it so easy to use the French pronunciation for that word, and then to “butcher” the pronunciation for the word for Butterfly, by saying the hard “L’s” in Papillon?
Please forgive me for “majoring on the minors” by making such an issue of this, but as much as I really do love the British people, and the UK, it irritates me when you refuse to use the correct pronunciation, and insist on over-pronouncing EVERY consonant in EVERY word you speak.
I would guess that the owner of Bering Yachts used the French pronunciation, since the boat bears that name. So, in my opinion, to refuse to respect that pronunciation is a form of disrespect to him, for the yacht, and for the country from which the word originated.
If this is offensive, please just write it off to me being a pompous, arrogant American. But actually, I’m an American who tries very hard to be respectful of other cultures, languages and collloquialisms, doing my best to pronounce their words correctly.
When I visit a country, I specifically ask them how to say certain things in their language, or how to use their colloquialisms.
If an Aussie is a good guy, I call him a “fair dinkum bloke”.
When I’m in a UK Commonwealth country, I try not to use the Americanized term “restroom”, but instead, I use the word “toilet”, which most Americans consider to be uncouth. (Or I say “loo”.)
When I’m eating in a British country, or Australia or New Zealand, I try to always use my utensils as you do, keeping the fork in the left hand at all times, and the knife in the right. As opposed to doing it the American way, which is far less efficient, and much more ridiculous, cutting with the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand, then laying down the knife, to switch the fork to the right hand, to pick up the meat with the fork in the right hand, taking a bite, before switching the fork back to the left hand to pick up the knife with the right hand to cut the meat again. See? Isn’t that stupid? It’s ridiculous! But that’s considered proper etiquette in America! Go figure!
(I had to give you a laugh at our expense.)
When I say “Hi” to someone in Paris, I try to pronounce “bonjour” correctly, as they would say it. In fact, I am often mistaken for a French speaking person, after someone hears me simply say that 2-syllable word, pronouncing it as they do. Many is the time, in Paris, when I have had to stop someone “rattling on in French”, thinking that I speak their language, simply because of the respectful way I pronounced their word of greeting, using their classic French pronunciation.
When I’m around Spanish speaking people, if I accidentally bump into them, or feel I have offended them, I say “disculpe”, (the Spanish word for sorry) making sure to pronounce it as they do. Invariably, when someone hears me pronounce it correctly, they will try to start a conversation with me, thinking that I speak Spanish, simply because I was respectful enough to pronounce the word as they do.
You seem to be a very kind, considerate person, in addition to being very knowledgeable about yachts, etc. Your videos are beyond excellent. This one minor modification, in my opinion, would make your videos even better!
merci pour cette présentation, j'ai eu la sensation d'être avec vous c'était très agréable
Merci pour le commentaire et merci d'avoir regardé ! Je suis content que vous ayez apprécié la vidéo ! 🙌
John, my actual first thoughts of who was there with you was Rico and Victoria because of their new yacht being built. But it's also great to see Tristan out and about.
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This Bering yacht is a credit to the vision of the builders. What an incredible experience to actually cruise on it! Thank you for filming it!
Hmm yes , am following them too . I think they are going for a 72 ? Dreaming of an 80 , this is much bigger and nice to see underway .
The cabinetry is superb , the lines just flow in the veneer , as such a work of art .
@@lopeover6296 Thanks for watching!
@@scottgordon1781 They are building a 75
Perfection achieved!
Beautiful review of Bering 92, Yacht Buoy... I would think that leaving the Behring 92, would be be the worst part...
Thanks! I appreciate it :-)
Alexi likely stayed in the owners cabin! Lol! He is a great guy! Saw him lots on NautiStyles & NautiGuys! BERING YACHTS ROCK!!!
Great to hear South Africa mentioned :-)
Gotta love anything Bering!
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Thanks John,
That's hey beautiful yacht.
Hope you have something on the 77 coming out since everything seems to be about 2 to 3 years old on it.
And looking for information still guarding mating the two different medals together the steel and aluminum.
How do they keep The two medals corroding each other especially adding the sea salt corrosive environment.?
wow
The hybrid option is incrediable. You can keep the hours on the main engines and generators at a minimun.. Actually you have six generators when you count the small ones on each engine, plus the main electric propelusion motors can be generators as well.. Batteries are meant to power 'the house'all the time.. You can propel the boat with the electric motors for 5 hrs +/-. Then fully recharge the battery bank in a matter of a few minutes, all automatically, or manually, lol I'll say it again, You can set up all the electrical and propelsion systems to function as you wish, and it's all done automatically, or manual if needed..
Comfort yes , in special seats , a lovely smooth ride at what ever knots :-) And hang on :-)
I love the speed vibe , 40 knts would part my remaining hair , 70 is hectic , you are strapped in at that speed :-)
Would love to know the ranges at different speeds . :-)
Am amazed to see all the changes on the Turkish coast since mooring off shore of the old harbour of Antalya , nice amphitheater nearby :-)
Glad to see the progression in your channel. If I could offer some feedback? Slow down the rotational speed of your camera. Go super slow and speed it up if you feel it’s necessary when editing. It’ll give us a better opportunity to view what you’re showing without the motion sickness. Congrats on your invite.
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it :-)
Interior is very nice but I'm not a fan of the exterior look. Those two forward windows of the owners suite don't look right imho and I prefer their other models with the pilot house further forward.
Anyway, really nice video and hope to see you doing similar in the future.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback 🫡 Hopefully I can bring you more videos like this in the future! 🙌
This is beyond better than the Lamborghini gimmick.
I love Bering. Alexi is great.
The woodwork is fantastic! I would put a big ass hot tub on the bow.
I much prefer their other more traditional styled explorer yachts. This one is obviously catered to a different type of buyer, it may not be to my taste but it may be exactly what someone else wants or desires in a yacht.
Enjoyed the vid and your editing skills.
Bravo to Bering yachts.
There’s a couple items that don’t thrill me but overall it’s a lovely yacht
Thanks for the feedback 🙌 Glad you enjoyed the video ⚓️
Thank you 🙏
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Nice review, great boats. I still like the Bering 77
Thanks for the feedback 🫡 Glad you enjoyed the video 🙌
Everyone loves Bering!!!!!!!!!!!
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I must say you should do a story on that tender you showed briefly at the beginning of your movie. Can you tell me the name of it and possibly WHERE TO GET IT?
Hey, towards the end of this video there is a piece about the tender :-)
David Seal was supposed to be on this trip too. He made out like the trip never happened. 8 knew that Tristan was goimg to be on the boat.
Excellent job 😊
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Interesting and informative 🇯🇲
Thanks! I appreciate it 🫡
Gehört der große tender denn ihr fahrt auch zu dem Boot? Wo wird dieser untergebracht?
I’m not really a fan of the styling on the newer bering models, but you make it look pretty good.
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment ⚓️🫡
The interior styling is 100% the choice of the buyer, it is not locked in. The exterior could easily look quite a bit different if you play with the paint.
Agree the decorating style is lacking.
Beautiful
Great coverage.
What was the drone masj? 22 mins in?
Thanks! 🙌 That was the Mavic 3 🙌
Based on the thumbnail, I had her pegged for a Sirena 88. She looks beautiful.
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My dream boat!
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Great video 🎉
Thank you 😁
They could have added another deck on this impressive yacht.
Want one 😊
Why did you not include the price of the Bering 92 and the Hydracat, too.
The 92 was a one-off custom build for Bering’s client so there will be no hull number 2. Re the Hysucat, I can find out and add the price to this chat 🙌
Need to include cost! And if for sale
The cost of this one was not disclosed to me, but she is available for charter.
whats the cost to run the 92
Nice yacht to bad there's no room for a jacuzzi
I'm new to your channel, like it. Who are the two Tristans? Do they have a channel(s) too?
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it 🙌 Super yacht captain has a channel the other Tristan does not
Hello!
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@@YachtBuoy 👌
Was quite impressed till I saw the fire extinguishers in the engine room zip tied.
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I'm 6"6". How tall are you?
2 inches shorter than you 📏
@@YachtBuoy Thanks. FYI, I subbed about 6 months back. Like your videos.
Thanks! I appreciate it 🫡🙌
It would have been nice if you could have introduced your companions by first saying "from the left" or circling them as you said their names.
Duly noted 🫡
Question for you; Why, in any well-regulated society, would any individual want or need more than $1,000,000 per year? Why, in any well-regulated society, would any individual want or need to live in poverty?
The question is did you like or not like the two boats featured? Let's leave politics out of it please.
I loved the boats myself and the video was terrific. Good show Alexei 🎉
Why would anyone want chocolate ice cream vs vanilla? Or why would anyone need beer when there is bourbon? Or vice versa? Why do some people enjoy music and arts and some do not? Your question is a philosophical one. Your basic error is assuming that all individuals are insect-like copies and should all want or not want what you want or need. Life is meant to be enjoyed. If these things bring some people joy and motivate them to achieve wealth, what business is that of anyone else?