You guys will never believe this, but the Video is still uploading 🙈😝 it’s say it will be finished 5 min before the start of the premiere🤦♀️ I have been up all night: editing, exporting and now uploading 🤪… but don’t worry, I will not miss the Premiere and our weekly LIVE CHAT! So hope to see you all there veeeeerry soon! 🙈😝 Get a Large Drink of your choice and some snacks for this one… it’s a BIGGIE! 🙌🏻🤓
Then let me apologize for all the bad things I said while waiting on this video. I apologize....now being on the Damn show! I'm dying here!! 11:58 am in Blacksburg Virginia
The guy who builds these has impressed me with his knowledge of what it takes to build quality. I loved how he explained what life at sea is about and the power of the sea. I was in the US Navy years ago and we were caught in a Typhoon in the Pacific while deployed. It was almost 3 days with nowhere to go but in that storm Japan was to our west and the storm had turned north which was our heading trying to go around the storm. Due to heavy seas we had to slow our speed keeping other ships of our group in sight looking out for each other. The ship I was on was 560 feet long with and 80 foot beam and it tossed us around like we were nothing. but a toy in the bathtub. We took at some points 45 degree rolls and we had some damage after we got out of the storm and some severe damage to onboard equipment we were hauling in our well deck. The sea is a very powerful force when she wants to be. The waves were estimated at 60 to 70 foot in the worst of it so it was a wild ride for us to say the least. We could hear the sounds of the steel in our ship as it was all moving which is not what you would think would happen but the ship was bending with the sea. That is why I can see where he is coming from with over building his Yachts as being on a combat ship needless to say we were over built because of our mission and purpose. Safety is his concern for his customer which I find is great that he puts that first in his Yachts.
Sounds like the same storm we went through in the Navy in 63 on a 541 ft seaplane tender. USS Currituck AV-7 i was on the helm when it hit and watched our bow go under the waves. Very scary time for a 18 year old kid.
Lake Michigan, Huron and Superior can have a 20’ “chop”. Superior sometimes over 30’. I laughed one time when some young captains delivered a boat up from the gulf. They said how little waves were (it was a 6’ chop). A few days later it was only a 16’ chop and they were having a fit!! Short high waves = 🤮!
Very well spoken. I have four sea service ribbons from the US Navy, and I can back this guy. I have seen the twisted metals, and the destruction you can get out at sea, when the storms come bearing down on you. The standards that Bering adheres to, should be the industry standards. You never know when the wrath of mother nature will come full force, right in your face. Exploring the planets waterways in a quality build like this, is the ONLY way to go. Personally, my search is over, in the event my financial picture in the future allows me to buy a boat in this class. Bering builds are the very best I have ever seen.
I was standing on the shore in Birch Bay Washington when a sudden storm from the west came across Vancouver island and on across the Straight of Georgia. There was a fishing boat maybe 35 feet long about a mile offshore. The wind hit 50 knots and and the seas were enormous with lots of lightning and rain. I was sitting in a 1980s GMC 6000 and it was rocking pretty good. Visibility was nil and I couldn't see the fishing boat anymore...in fact no one saw it anymore. It was just gone. About half an hour later the storm was gone and it calmed right down, there were quite a few trees down. This was in 1992 and they never recovered the bodies or any definitive trace of the vessal but the coast guard and local fishermen looked for weeks.
An owner of a company that knows every inch of the product they build, this (if you can afford it) is a definite mark of excellence ! Cheers for this !
I really respect a ship builder who doesn't go cheap on the crew quarters. That is a beautiful ship. The two of you presenting it couldn't be a better commercial for Bering.
During their trial run, they are running at 9 knots at one point and have their coffee mugs left on the table. They never moved! That speaks volumes of how stable that vessel is. Super impressive.
It is nice to listen to a CEO who hasn't just memorized the systems of the product he provides, he knows and more importantly he Understands each and every system on the boats his company builds.
Agreed. He isn't a front-man who has memorised a checklist collected by the Focus Group department. He's the man who has MADE this boat and all HIS departments work to accommodate his plans.
For me the most important, he has personal experience on how dangerous the waters can be. It's hard to translate that to someone who has no idea. It doesn't matter how much simulations one can run or how many videos one watch on TH-cam on how rough the seas can be, actually experiencing it gives you invaluable knowledge. Him applying that in his construction process shows how serious he takes it, which is what you want when building a vessel that's meant to go anywhere.
Wow, I think this video has converted me from being a Nordhavn-lover to being a Bering enthusiast. This boat screams out "Trust me and let's go anywhere!" Awesome, and I really enjoyed having Alexei himself explaining the hows & whys of the rudundant systems and the build that goes so far beyond the integrity (or lack thereof) of other yachts of this class. IMPRESSED!
Troy Cooper. You couldn't say it any better. This one is a much larger size; yet we looked at some Nordhavns, but never fell in love. The details and organization on the Bering is wonderful. I also couldn't help notice the cameras throughout...theres obvious reasons for them, but I like them in the engine room area in case of an emergency. With all the noise, it would be almost impossible to alert someone above if you fell and hit your head, cut oneself on sharp edges, etc. There's just a lot going on down there.
I'm a Nordhavn fan but nothing against the bering yachts they're obviously great boats. The only thing I wonder about the berings is how much more maintenance with the steel hull boats, and comparable size I believe is a lot more money.
Now I understand why they went with Bering for their new boat. Listening to Alexei talk about what he has done and why he has completely overbuild every aspect of this boat was incredibly educating and very entertaining. I doubt I will ever have the money to buy anything close to this, but the attention to detail and design effort that was put into this yacht is magnificent. I love overkill when appropriate and the build of this thing is just fantastic.
I can’t believe I’ve watched nearly 2 hours (pt 1 & 2) of a yacht review but, that thing is sensational! Brilliant job of showing a magnificent craft with a superb CEO!
Of all the vids in the U.S about boats, this one has done Bering proper! You not only showcased the brand but the owner and what he represents thru his products. That 77 is really impressive.
@@Beringyachts No, thank you for taking the time to show us this lovely vessel and thank you to the owner for allowing it. In my many years in the industry (I designed and fitted custom IT and entertainment solutions for large yachts and shipping for some 25 years) I have not seen a roomier or a better designed ship (it's not "just" a boat) under 90 feet and I have seen 120 footers with far less well utilised space, the use of every last cubic inch has been thought about and perfected with zero waste. She is a credit to both the designers and the craftsman and women who built her as well as to Alexei for having the vision to start Bering and keep to such high standards. Congratulations on a job very well done.
WOW. I've toured new Nordhaven boats and done a fair amount of research on these type of crafts. This exceeds anything that I have experienced. True attention to every detail, quality and innovation. Remarkable video and very well presented by the three of you. Thank You.
This guy understanding of safety is over the top...I want to say he's the best boat builder for safety anywhere in the world..he's thought of everything ...what an awesome guy he really is..thank you sir for making boating stress free for the captain, crew's and especially the new owner's. God bless you and your family..may you continue to build masterpieces like this one!!
Definitely the most beautiful, built like a tank yet stylish boat I have ever seen on YT (or in real life). The chance to walk through it with the founder of Bering is extraordinary and unique and it definitely gave this presentation a whole new dimension. Thank you all three of you, it was a wonderful time! This would definitely be THE ONE boat to go for, no doubt. I am still gasping for breath, even 15minutes after the show...
They were laying the groundwork for the Nautistyles/Bering collaboration. You probably know they have scheduled a build for themselves. My guess is they will be "Bering Ambassadors" as they travel to different boat shows.
@@petergiffin1270 I'm guessing at least a couple of hundred thousands dollars per year (but I don't know much about boats). It will probably depend on how far the boat travels (it's heavy so it probably needs a lot of fuel for long trips), then there's insurance and maintenance (could probably depend on if there's any accidents), the man said it was 77ft to make it cheaper in fees than for superyachts, then there's the cost of hiring a crew/captain (if you can’t operate it on your own) and mooring costs (some countries with a lot of tourists are likely more expensive than others)... I think they say that a boat cost around 10% of their value every year, I don't know what it's sold for, perhaps somewhere between 2-3,5 million (?), if so it would be around $200k-$350k/year.
@@zeroheroes4081 You mix up consumption and maintanance Costs. The rure maintanance isn't more then 30k/year. Plus the recommended 3-Year-Inspection by Shipyeard. 80 to 100 k. So per Year it is not more then 60k. A 77 Footer you can operate on your own with a simple "Sports Boat"_License (Off Shore).
I don’t think any words can do this yacht justice! I love the perfect balance between luxury, craftsmanship and “build for purpose”. I think this one sits at the top of my wish/dream list. Thanks Victoria and Rico💙 And if you ever see Alexei again, please thank him as well. He is such an awesome yacht builder and host!
I am blown away by Alexis, Victoria, and Rico. Best every YT video. Best ever explanation of a yacht. I want one and will let you know when I am ready to do a deal.
Choosing to name his company "Bering" was genius. It instills you with a feeling of confidence in the build quality, and capability of their vessels. It’s reflective of his overall ethos in an industry that truly needs it. Too cool. Absolutely beautiful.
Alexey Mikhailov is a very rare guy like Christian von Koenigsegg, Horacio Pagani, Mate Rimac, Gordon Murray, Elon Musk. etc. The passion, the genius, the drive to achieve and the stunning products and companies they build are shared by all of them. They’re all so inspiring. Humility is surely a trait that shines through with Alexey. He’s so personable, polite and there is a kindness that really seems to be just his nature. I am an instant fan of him and this marvellous yacht.
Alexei seems like such a humble man. First time watching this channel, I love the dynamic between you guys. I’ll be watching more. It’s the most comprehensive review of a Bering I’ve seen to date.
Alexei is a genius. The layout design is superb with the VIP cabins so large and functional, the quietness of the engineering spaces, the fuel overflow protection, the stainless steel mooring line hatches, the thickness and weight of everything, the genius of the electrical systems, the functionality of every square inch is phenomenal. You two have chosen what I feel has got to be the best made yachts in the world. I would love to someday meet Alexei. He absolutely has thought of everything. Keep these going! Beginning to really want a Bering someday!
This is a spectacular boat although I believe it deserves to be called a ship. The thought and planning that went into her build makes this one of the best I have ever seen. You can see that safety is paramount and next comes the pure luxury of the entire build. I’m overwhelmed with both delight and the deepest respect of the owner who has changed the entire world with his imagination. As a child I used to travel aboard the SS United States lines 🇺🇸 from Southampton to New York several times a year. I’m broken hearted that she lies in mothballs waiting for someone to save her. This man has the ability to do just that as he’s not restricted by any preconceived notion’s of what a great ship should be. Returning to your demonstration albeit a few months old I would love to trial one. My life is between the United Kingdom and the United States with strong links to France and Sweden. Post pandemic and cancer I don’t want to fly commercially anymore. This is the vessel I would rather have more than anything. Thank you all so much for letting me see the possibilities for the reminder of my life travelling the world in safety and luxury. I’m definitely interested in seeing more with a view to buying one. I’m privileged to know some of the wealthiest people in the world alongside the Royal Families who would love to see this amazing experience. Travel has most definitely changed for many people who want nothing more than comfort and reliability and I can see this as the answer for the next generation of people who want nothing more than the best. Thank you for opening my eyes to the possibilities anchored by your videos.
What an impressive boat, and an equally impressive builder. Mr. Mikhailov knows that thing in minute detail from stem to stern. And there's nothing "salesman" about him. He presents the facts and the facts do the selling. Comes across as a very likeable gentleman. Thoroughly enjoyed the video. 👍👍
When I go on to my final reward, the Lord is going to ask me how I wish to spend my eternity. I will request this same yacht with full crew (I don't know how to run these things) and endless provisions (I like to eat well) to travel the world in comfort and see and experience everything I couldn't afford during my lifetime. This is one beautiful vessel. Wonderful video @NautiStyles!
I been having withdrawals waiting to see part 2... I'll be rewatching this serious 1,000.00 times... I have a new found love for yaht trawler lifestyle now.. I never really cared for the look of them until this one in particular!!! Amazing 👏 ship!
Ok "I grew up in Magadan" and that explains how Alexey knows harsh conditions. This is by far the best video about a Bering Yacht on the internet, thank you so much. These boats are an absolute dream and you did them justice.
A yacht designed by a fisherman who worked the Bering Sea. Perfect. The first thing I think when I see yachts is "no outriggers, no interest". First thing he said was "You can add a fighting chair and outriggers here on the swim platform" as soon as they stepped on the boat. This is the first super rich type boat that I've ever seen that compares to Viking. Beats them, actually in seaworthiness. And range. And safety. Maybe not as a pure sportfisherman, but this more than compensates for that. And having a steel hull means this thing can go places that you couldn't take a composite hulled boat. This will bounce off of icebergs, and with a range of 5,000 nm, that's easily doable even from my home State of Florida. I'm from Miami and have seen superyachts 3×, maybe 4× the size and am more impressed by this Bering. Oh well. Something else to buy a lottery ticket for. Just the fuel at $6 per gallon × 7,000 gals is more than I can do. Time to load up the kayak. I can still fish.
After part 1 I expected to be amazed, what I saw exceeded my expectations. Having a 50 year background with over 12 boats and yachts from Boston Whalers to twin diesel sport fisherman I believe this is the finest yacht of that class I’ve ever seen. As I said in my comments on part 1 this is the perfect yacht for a couple of empty nesters to cruse the coastal US with a crew of two (a very capable captain and his wife would be ideal) in comfort and great safety. Stay inshore to enjoy the changing land and people and the ability to run offshore in safety and comfort when necessary. No yacht is perfect but this comes close. PS: If I was lucky enough to have a compatible excellent captain and first mate wife they would be housed in one of the two suites.
What a brilliant presentation. It was very clever to have Alexi there to explain his own boat. Really good to see Roco enjoying the visit to the boat. He was in his element! Really nice to see.
Thanks for showing us this amazing yacht, it's a true work of art and engineering. Alexei has done an amazing job, from being a fisherman to building these impressive boats is truly a great achievement. A big thanks to Bering's and a thanks to NautiStyles, well done.
Of all the yachts and super yachts I've ever seen, THIS one is the ULTIMATE! The framework of steel, stainless in all the right places, the redundancy of components, the communications, the ability to be so self-sufficient that you could live on the ocean for months, as long as your food supply lasted, without need for fueling, taking on water, dumping tanks, etc....Absolutely the ULTIMATE yacht......
I just finished watching this video for the 4th time. I am thoroughly impressed with the Bering 77 along with Alexi's knowledge, insight and design. Hopefully in the near future I would like to see another video of the next build and show the new designs more so for the engine ran genset for the recharging of the battery bank for off grid usage, along with a aft day head, storage for tools, spare parts (even though the redundancies in place). Thank you...
Rico’s facial expression in the drivers seat ....PRICELESS! Lol. This was awesome guys! Alexi’s engine room talk was fantastic!!!... better than Netflix guys keep up the good work!
Of all of your video's this is my most favorite even though you have toured much more expensive mega-yachts worth 100s of millions. This is the yacht that dreams are truly made of and to have a guided tour by the founder and owner of Bering Yachts was the icing on the cake! So many technical details packed into this video that I came away feeling like an expert in expedition Yachts !
I just discovered your channel, and I'm binge-watching your videos. Many yacht channels can be dry, but you both look like you're having a lot of fun. This yacht is amazing, the exact sort of thing I'd love if I could afford it. It's built like a tank, capable of going anywhere on the seas, and yet looks stylish. I'd take this any day over most yachts I see.
To say this is an “impressive” yacht would be a massive understatement!!!! The safety and strength of build is just massive…nothing really could even come close.
I was sold at the fact that all 3 state rooms had king size beds! I am super amazed at the design of this yacht, great job with the tour. I have just found my favorite yacht builder!
This is one of the most stunning yachts I have seen. Cudos to the builder. He knows what it takes to build a boat that can withstand the rigors of ocean crossing. Function and beauty.
This boat is amazing in so many ways and it is indeed a very special one. I am absolutely delighted that the wait for part 2 was worth every breath while watching this. Being a part of this channel has made me think positively and always look at the brighter side of life. Thank you so much Victoria & Rico. Lots of love~! :) And yes, please take a good rest before the next (ad)venture and stay safe. :)
@@Beringyachts Thank you too for giving us a chance to look at your beautiful creation and aspiring us to always aim higher and never stop being creative and reaching your goal in life. :) Someday, it will be an honor for me to actually come and visit you. Wishing you all the very best in everything you do~! :)
Looking through the specs I was impressed by the fact that it draws just under 7’ of draft, which means that this boat can go virtually anywhere in the World. I would like to have seen the video monitoring system as there were several cameras seen throughout the boat, including the engine room. I am wondering if the fire suppression system is Halon? Like many have already mentioned, this CEO is not just a pretty face in front of the company, but one that knows this boat like the back of his hand. You can see the pride that he has in this and his other boats. Really likable fellow.
Having gone throameugh yard periods for refit, hull, AND initial build, I loved the Bering construction floor! Of course, military builds are significantly different, especially for the Coast Guard specs (frame spacing of 16 inch for high endurance clas vessels), BUT, the best parts were Rico acting as Captian AND seeing you both jumping ship for a swim from the aft swim deck! Great job to you two and the Builder! He knows his boat!
It was nice to hear an owner of a company that knew every inch of his product. He also came across being excited about his ship as both of you did. This is one of the most complete ships and at the top of my list I would select if I were in the market for one. Great tour by you guys. Oh, and the outtakes are an absolute must.
Wow, great job and tour. This builder is really far ahead of other builders. Would love to own such a wonderful boat. Thank you and please thank the builder for building such a fine ship and letting you show it.
As a marine tech and boating enthusiast I really enjoyed this video. Quality systems and equipment, excellent construction and access to systems, and one heck of a guy to give the tour. Very enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing.
I've probably watched you guys tour 40 different yachts in this class, but I keep coming back to this one. If I could afford it, I'd buy this boat almost exactly, and I'd convert those crew quarters(I don't think you need a 4-person crew on a boat this size) to another proper cabin that I'd live in, and spend my life touring with friends and family. You guys have toured some awesome boats, but for my tastes, nobody has topped this one.
He is a design genius!! this yacht just moved to the #2 place on my list!! Totally awesome!!! SO glad you took the time to do these videos. Excited to see the rest of them
This 2-part video is easily your best work yet! Wow, everything just aligned for this one. The boat, the builder, the content and of course the interaction between you two. 10 out of 10!
I love more and more the Bering yachts. I’m a particular fan of this layout. This boat checks all the boxes. I was already imagining myself on this boat and thought I would convert the sauna into a storage to put a to loading freezer inside. That was before discovering there are two of them in the front bilge. Soooo nice!
I have seen almost all of your presentations and I have seen hundreds of yacht videos. This presentation was the best ever by you and the best video on TH-cam!! Thank you Rico and Victoria!!
36:20 So Nordhavn be like "we fit a small 'tank deck' into the bottom of the 120, like you sometimes get in more voluminous 200ft+ yachts" and Bering is all "lol, hold my kvass" then does the same in a 77.
I agree with everyone here & am EXTREMELY IMPRESSED with Bering's attention to detail! Wow & who better to build these ships than a Bering Sea Captain! 💪 The master suite with walk-in closet...speechless. Loved part 1 & 2!
Absolutely love, the female perspective of victoria, she highlights things that i as a man would not have noticed or cared about. Rico isn't too bad either. Unique presentation, love this channel. Hats off to Alexei, you sir are a wizard. Will be keeping my eyes on bering. Great job all around.
@@Beringyachts Mr. Alexi, can you clarify something for me? In the video, you say this yacht is under 24 meters long, but on your web page, it says "25,97 m" (beringyachts.com/model/bering-77/) What is correct? Thanks in advance
@@franks.hansen6788 That is how it is for all good sub-24 boats that wants to maximize space usage. They measure it at water level I think. So, it makes it possible to have a slightly longer boat at the top, while it still meets the regulations.
Another entertaining episode. Alexei is making great yachts. He definitely did himself a favor letting you guys tour the boat. Any chance you will be going through the Bering 70? That seems like a pretty unique offering from Bering, regarding its mission as a steel, shallow draft yacht.
Thank you for this wonderful tour!! I'm so pleased you showed us all the nooks and crannies of this vessel!!! The details and layout of the the salon/dining are wonderful! The cabins look spacious.I like the layout of the crew quarters too!! It was wonderful to see Alexie again!! He's so interesting. I really enjoyed hearing him tell us about all the reasons for the choices that were made in designing the yacht. King is adorable!!! Love from Vermont
With a starting price of 6 million, the upgrades I would want, a z platform on the swim platform, a large area to store all my dive gear, and global comms and internet, plus I would want the second station on the fly ridge to run the boat from, would probably add another 2 million probably 3.
rico and viki, i enjoyed the niteclub life while i lived near philly .. i frequented the eighth floor and Egypt on columbus blvd in the 90s... great music and dancers... i lived about 80 miles away in lancaster county pa.. now i live in cincinnati ohio
. Alexei and the in house design/engineer team really have their game on with this vessel -love it . The propulsion , water and solar enhanced generator systems make perfect sense. It is really significant that Alexei has so much experience at sea . As always Victoria and Rico produce an in depth and information packed video that a prospective buyer can use to make an informed purchase.
What a great yacht this has to be one of my very favorite! So glad you both had a chance to show this outstanding yacht to us and the President of Bering you can see his love and fondness with everything on this yacht. The 77 is impressive I am hoping you will get a chance to show us even the bigger ones in their fleet of yachts crossing my fingers. Thank you so much :)
Felt in love for Bering when watching these videos! I would add very few electronic resources to the boat, not essencial, but desirable for a family owned and operated. The tech talk is the best part (#proud #boatgeek) and I was impressed with the engineering and construction methods Bering applies in the Explorer Yachts. Clearly they have real life sea experience, and their design take into consideration real issues that may put ones trip or safety at risk. It is amazing! Thank you for sharing such detailed and enlightening video on the Bering 77.
This is the best and most detailed video review you have ever done! I love explorer and discovery yachts and truly this Bering 77 has made me feel like taking a cruise around the globe. The level of luxury and yet mixed simplicity and redundancy is next to none! thank you for making this video and thank you for bringing a true sea captain to tell us the passion behind making these amazing boats "ships :-)"....Good job!
Superb video, even more impressive than the boat is Alexei, his incredible depth of knowledge and passion for all aspects of his boats is simply mind boggling.
I've always dreamed of having a 60-foot steel hull trawler refitted to live aboard and travel, but this ship has absolutely blown me away. I almost pooped myself when you opened the door to the master. The construction standards and build quality are in a class of its own. I simply love Alexei's philosophy on boat building, and owning Bering would be an absolute dream. I'd love to see that 60 to the starboard.
The founder of Bering is without a doubt a man who understands boating. How he discribes his designs comes from knowledge gained through experience. Listening to him is more than enough to find myself completely confident in him, his company and staff. How he speaks about "crew" and thier quarters shows how much he cares. WOW! If I was a wealthy man I would be buying a yacht build by him, his company and staff!
You guys will never believe this, but the Video is still uploading 🙈😝 it’s say it will be finished 5 min before the start of the premiere🤦♀️ I have been up all night: editing, exporting and now uploading 🤪… but don’t worry, I will not miss the Premiere and our weekly LIVE CHAT! So hope to see you all there veeeeerry soon! 🙈😝 Get a Large Drink of your choice and some snacks for this one… it’s a BIGGIE! 🙌🏻🤓
Finally the wait is over~! Just finished my dinner (It's 8:50 pm in India right now) and all set to watch. :)
@@BhaaskarDesai 🙌🏻 get ready to geek out!
@@NautiStyles Exactly the phase I'am in right now~! :P
Happy Saturday, and don’t stress!
Then let me apologize for all the bad things I said while waiting on this video. I apologize....now being on the Damn show! I'm dying here!! 11:58 am in Blacksburg Virginia
The guy who builds these has impressed me with his knowledge of what it takes to build quality. I loved how he explained what life at sea is about and the power of the sea. I was in the US Navy years ago and we were caught in a Typhoon in the Pacific while deployed. It was almost 3 days with nowhere to go but in that storm Japan was to our west and the storm had turned north which was our heading trying to go around the storm. Due to heavy seas we had to slow our speed keeping other ships of our group in sight looking out for each other. The ship I was on was 560 feet long with and 80 foot beam and it tossed us around like we were nothing. but a toy in the bathtub. We took at some points 45 degree rolls and we had some damage after we got out of the storm and some severe damage to onboard equipment we were hauling in our well deck. The sea is a very powerful force when she wants to be. The waves were estimated at 60 to 70 foot in the worst of it so it was a wild ride for us to say the least. We could hear the sounds of the steel in our ship as it was all moving which is not what you would think would happen but the ship was bending with the sea. That is why I can see where he is coming from with over building his Yachts as being on a combat ship needless to say we were over built because of our mission and purpose. Safety is his concern for his customer which I find is great that he puts that first in his Yachts.
Sounds like the same storm we went through in the Navy in 63 on a 541 ft seaplane tender. USS Currituck AV-7 i was on the helm when it hit and watched our bow go under the waves. Very scary time for a 18 year old kid.
Lake Michigan, Huron and Superior can have a 20’ “chop”. Superior sometimes over 30’. I laughed one time when some young captains delivered a boat up from the gulf. They said how little waves were (it was a 6’ chop). A few days later it was only a 16’ chop and they were having a fit!! Short high waves = 🤮!
@@LD-du3xx Short waves are the worst as a dinghy sailor. Hard to get way on in a very short chop.
Very well spoken. I have four sea service ribbons from the US Navy, and I can back this guy. I have seen the twisted metals, and the destruction you can get out at sea, when the storms come bearing down on you. The standards that Bering adheres to, should be the industry standards. You never know when the wrath of mother nature will come full force, right in your face. Exploring the planets waterways in a quality build like this, is the ONLY way to go. Personally, my search is over, in the event my financial picture in the future allows me to buy a boat in this class. Bering builds are the very best I have ever seen.
I was standing on the shore in Birch Bay Washington when a sudden storm from the west came across Vancouver island and on across the Straight of Georgia. There was a fishing boat maybe 35 feet long about a mile offshore. The wind hit 50 knots and and the seas were enormous with lots of lightning and rain. I was sitting in a 1980s GMC 6000 and it was rocking pretty good. Visibility was nil and I couldn't see the fishing boat anymore...in fact no one saw it anymore. It was just gone. About half an hour later the storm was gone and it calmed right down, there were quite a few trees down. This was in 1992 and they never recovered the bodies or any definitive trace of the vessal but the coast guard and local fishermen looked for weeks.
An owner of a company that knows every inch of the product they build, this (if you can afford it) is a definite mark of excellence !
Cheers for this !
"were not fast, but were forever" OMG lmao I love this guy.
There's a t-shirt in that slogan..
I really respect a ship builder who doesn't go cheap on the crew quarters. That is a beautiful ship. The two of you presenting it couldn't be a better commercial for Bering.
yes quite. me too. it gives a sense of real appreciation for the crew, which i believe is important particularly if you can afford one of these.
4 crew would look like Captain, Cook, Mechanic, Stewart.
So you can just party.
Or put your in laws there.
they didnt go expensive either
During their trial run, they are running at 9 knots at one point and have their coffee mugs left on the table. They never moved! That speaks volumes of how stable that vessel is. Super impressive.
It is nice to listen to a CEO who hasn't just memorized the systems of the product he provides, he knows and more importantly he Understands each and every system on the boats his company builds.
Agreed. He isn't a front-man who has memorised a checklist collected by the Focus Group department. He's the man who has MADE this boat and all HIS departments work to accommodate his plans.
For me the most important, he has personal experience on how dangerous the waters can be. It's hard to translate that to someone who has no idea. It doesn't matter how much simulations one can run or how many videos one watch on TH-cam on how rough the seas can be, actually experiencing it gives you invaluable knowledge.
Him applying that in his construction process shows how serious he takes it, which is what you want when building a vessel that's meant to go anywhere.
Wow, I think this video has converted me from being a Nordhavn-lover to being a Bering enthusiast. This boat screams out "Trust me and let's go anywhere!" Awesome, and I really enjoyed having Alexei himself explaining the hows & whys of the rudundant systems and the build that goes so far beyond the integrity (or lack thereof) of other yachts of this class. IMPRESSED!
Thank you for your interest in Bering Yachts!
@@Beringyachts Bering is always the yacht that i will buy WHEN i win the lottery....can't wait, it's gonna be so awesome!!
Troy Cooper. You couldn't say it any better. This one is a much larger size; yet we looked at some Nordhavns, but never fell in love. The details and organization on the Bering is wonderful. I also couldn't help notice the cameras throughout...theres obvious reasons for them, but I like them in the engine room area in case of an emergency. With all the noise, it would be almost impossible to alert someone above if you fell and hit your head, cut oneself on sharp edges, etc. There's just a lot going on down there.
I agree, Always loved the Nords but this is where its at.
I'm a Nordhavn fan but nothing against the bering yachts they're obviously great boats. The only thing I wonder about the berings is how much more maintenance with the steel hull boats, and comparable size I believe is a lot more money.
I could watch Alexey all day long, what a knowledgeable guy who explains things in laymen's terms. Loved the video guys.. Nice work..
Great sense of humor too
Now I understand why they went with Bering for their new boat. Listening to Alexei talk about what he has done and why he has completely overbuild every aspect of this boat was incredibly educating and very entertaining. I doubt I will ever have the money to buy anything close to this, but the attention to detail and design effort that was put into this yacht is magnificent. I love overkill when appropriate and the build of this thing is just fantastic.
I can’t believe I’ve watched nearly 2 hours (pt 1 & 2) of a yacht review but, that thing is sensational! Brilliant job of showing a magnificent craft with a superb CEO!
I wish the video was longer. Better yet I wish I own this boat
Of all the vids in the U.S about boats, this one has done Bering proper! You not only showcased the brand but the owner and what he represents thru his products. That 77 is really impressive.
High Fives!
The engineering of this yacht is impeccable!
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Agreed
Best Yacht under 100 I have ever seen
Absolutely
This has to be the best under 80 ft yacht I have ever seen for quality and build. Superb.
We agree! top 🔝
Thank you!!!
Yes absolutely. It is astonishingly beautiful and incredibly well built.
@@Beringyachts No, thank you for taking the time to show us this lovely vessel and thank you to the owner for allowing it.
In my many years in the industry (I designed and fitted custom IT and entertainment solutions for large yachts and shipping for some 25 years) I have not seen a roomier or a better designed ship (it's not "just" a boat) under 90 feet and I have seen 120 footers with far less well utilised space, the use of every last cubic inch has been thought about and perfected with zero waste.
She is a credit to both the designers and the craftsman and women who built her as well as to Alexei for having the vision to start Bering and keep to such high standards. Congratulations on a job very well done.
WOW. I've toured new Nordhaven boats and done a fair amount of research on these type of crafts. This exceeds anything that I have experienced. True attention to every detail, quality and innovation. Remarkable video and very well presented by the three of you. Thank You.
Wow, thanks!
And so does the COST $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
High Fives! 😎
This guy understanding of safety is over the top...I want to say he's the best boat builder for safety anywhere in the world..he's thought of everything ...what an awesome guy he really is..thank you sir for making boating stress free for the captain, crew's and especially the new owner's. God bless you and your family..may you continue to build masterpieces like this one!!
Definitely the most beautiful, built like a tank yet stylish boat I have ever seen on YT (or in real life). The chance to walk through it with the founder of Bering is extraordinary and unique and it definitely gave this presentation a whole new dimension. Thank you all three of you, it was a wonderful time! This would definitely be THE ONE boat to go for, no doubt. I am still gasping for breath, even 15minutes after the show...
Wow, thank you! Rico is still gasping every day lol
wait till you see benetti beyond explorer yacht hehe
They were laying the groundwork for the Nautistyles/Bering collaboration. You probably know they have scheduled a build for themselves. My guess is they will be "Bering Ambassadors" as they travel to different boat shows.
I actually prefer this boat to some of the bigger yachts. Perfectly proportioned and beautiful looking.
My thought too, every square foot is utilized and unique, not just a bunch of open deck space like your on a cruise ship.
How much do you think it'll cost to operate and maintain per year?
Which one do you own?
@@petergiffin1270 I'm guessing at least a couple of hundred thousands dollars per year (but I don't know much about boats). It will probably depend on how far the boat travels (it's heavy so it probably needs a lot of fuel for long trips), then there's insurance and maintenance (could probably depend on if there's any accidents), the man said it was 77ft to make it cheaper in fees than for superyachts, then there's the cost of hiring a crew/captain (if you can’t operate it on your own) and mooring costs (some countries with a lot of tourists are likely more expensive than others)... I think they say that a boat cost around 10% of their value every year, I don't know what it's sold for, perhaps somewhere between 2-3,5 million (?), if so it would be around $200k-$350k/year.
@@zeroheroes4081 You mix up consumption and maintanance Costs. The rure maintanance isn't more then 30k/year. Plus the recommended 3-Year-Inspection by Shipyeard. 80 to 100 k. So per Year it is not more then 60k. A 77 Footer you can operate on your own with a simple "Sports Boat"_License (Off Shore).
I don’t think any words can do this yacht justice! I love the perfect balance between luxury, craftsmanship and “build for purpose”. I think this one sits at the top of my wish/dream list. Thanks Victoria and Rico💙 And if you ever see Alexei again, please thank him as well. He is such an awesome yacht builder and host!
I agree, my favorite as well.
Thank you so much!
I am blown away by Alexis, Victoria, and Rico. Best every YT video. Best ever explanation of a yacht. I want one and will let you know when I am ready to do a deal.
Choosing to name his company "Bering" was genius. It instills you with a feeling of confidence in the build quality, and capability of their vessels.
It’s reflective of his overall ethos in an industry that truly needs it.
Too cool. Absolutely beautiful.
Alexey Mikhailov is a very rare guy like Christian von Koenigsegg, Horacio Pagani, Mate Rimac, Gordon Murray, Elon Musk. etc. The passion, the genius, the drive to achieve and the stunning products and companies they build are shared by all of them. They’re all so inspiring. Humility is surely a trait that shines through with Alexey. He’s so personable, polite and there is a kindness that really seems to be just his nature. I am an instant fan of him and this marvellous yacht.
Except Elon knows nothing about engineering, and Alexey actually knows his stuff....
Alexei seems like such a humble man. First time watching this channel, I love the dynamic between you guys. I’ll be watching more. It’s the most comprehensive review of a Bering I’ve seen to date.
The best presentation of any Bering, to date. Or until you do another one.
Hahaha
ooooowww thank youuu
Thats the same i said about the first bering Video. And it looks like bering reakt's by inviting them to Turkey.
My favorite yacht ever on the channel for sure.
Mine, too!!
Thank you!
Alexei is a genius. The layout design is superb with the VIP cabins so large and functional, the quietness of the engineering spaces, the fuel overflow protection, the stainless steel mooring line hatches, the thickness and weight of everything, the genius of the electrical systems, the functionality of every square inch is phenomenal. You two have chosen what I feel has got to be the best made yachts in the world. I would love to someday meet Alexei. He absolutely has thought of everything. Keep these going! Beginning to really want a Bering someday!
This is a spectacular boat although I believe it deserves to be called a ship. The thought and planning that went into her build makes this one of the best I have ever seen. You can see that safety is paramount and next comes the pure luxury of the entire build. I’m overwhelmed with both delight and the deepest respect of the owner who has changed the entire world with his imagination.
As a child I used to travel aboard the SS United States lines 🇺🇸 from Southampton to New York several times a year. I’m broken hearted that she lies in mothballs waiting for someone to save her. This man has the ability to do just that as he’s not restricted by any preconceived notion’s of what a great ship should be.
Returning to your demonstration albeit a few months old I would love to trial one. My life is between the United Kingdom and the United States with strong links to France and Sweden. Post pandemic and cancer I don’t want to fly commercially anymore. This is the vessel I would rather have more than anything. Thank you all so much for letting me see the possibilities for the reminder of my life travelling the world in safety and luxury. I’m definitely interested in seeing more with a view to buying one.
I’m privileged to know some of the wealthiest people in the world alongside the Royal Families who would love to see this amazing experience. Travel has most definitely changed for many people who want nothing more than comfort and reliability and I can see this as the answer for the next generation of people who want nothing more than the best.
Thank you for opening my eyes to the possibilities anchored by your videos.
Put me on the list for one. This deal I'm about to close with a Nigerian Prince is gonna have me set !
That Nigerian prince just ordered your boat.
😝🤣🤪
Apparently I have a bank account with Barclays Nigeria and they only want my UK bank account number to transfer my $15,000,000 🤔
Good one lollllllllll
Well I will be dead gum dang dog gone darn tootin I did not know the Nigerian deals were real....
What an impressive boat, and an equally impressive builder. Mr. Mikhailov knows that thing in minute detail from stem to stern. And there's nothing "salesman" about him. He presents the facts and the facts do the selling. Comes across as a very likeable gentleman. Thoroughly enjoyed the video. 👍👍
When you build ships like this you don't need to sell, you simply show it.
49:37 Unexpectedly! Victoria speaks russian completely without an accent. Rico's face is priceless!
I was so surprised, it was completely unexpected.
Alexey is so proud of his work and for good reason.Absolutely beautiful Alexey
When I go on to my final reward, the Lord is going to ask me how I wish to spend my eternity. I will request this same yacht with full crew (I don't know how to run these things) and endless provisions (I like to eat well) to travel the world in comfort and see and experience everything I couldn't afford during my lifetime. This is one beautiful vessel. Wonderful video @NautiStyles!
Why wait for death, what you described would only cost 10 million tops. One year down already, get busy. 🤷♂️
I been having withdrawals waiting to see part 2... I'll be rewatching this serious 1,000.00 times... I have a new found love for yaht trawler lifestyle now.. I never really cared for the look of them until this one in particular!!! Amazing 👏 ship!
Thank you for your interest in Bering Yachts!
This Bering did not disappoint!
Rico is semi-planning... so funny!
“You can rebuild 30,000 hours, but it’s going to be your grandson’s!” the myth, the legend, Alexei. But for real great analogies
just classic! lol
Yeah. Pure gold, this man rocks.
Ok "I grew up in Magadan" and that explains how Alexey knows harsh conditions. This is by far the best video about a Bering Yacht on the internet, thank you so much. These boats are an absolute dream and you did them justice.
Glad you enjoyed it!
A yacht designed by a fisherman who worked the Bering Sea.
Perfect. The first thing I think when I see yachts is "no outriggers, no interest".
First thing he said was "You can add a fighting chair and outriggers here on the swim platform" as soon as they stepped on the boat. This is the first super rich type boat that I've ever seen that compares to Viking. Beats them, actually in seaworthiness. And range. And safety. Maybe not as a pure sportfisherman, but this more than compensates for that. And having a steel hull means this thing can go places that you couldn't take a composite hulled boat. This will bounce off of icebergs, and with a range of 5,000 nm, that's easily doable even from my home State of Florida. I'm from Miami and have seen superyachts 3×, maybe 4× the size and am more impressed by this Bering.
Oh well. Something else to buy a lottery ticket for. Just the fuel at $6 per gallon × 7,000 gals is more than I can do.
Time to load up the kayak. I can still fish.
Greatest ship I’ve ever seen.
The styling equals the quality: extraordinary!
After part 1 I expected to be amazed, what I saw exceeded my expectations. Having a 50 year background with over 12 boats and yachts from Boston Whalers to twin diesel sport fisherman I believe this is the finest yacht of that class I’ve ever seen. As I said in my comments on part 1 this is the perfect yacht for a couple of empty nesters to cruse the coastal US with a crew of two (a very capable captain and his wife would be ideal) in comfort and great safety. Stay inshore to enjoy the changing land and people and the ability to run offshore in safety and comfort when necessary. No yacht is perfect but this comes close.
PS: If I was lucky enough to have a compatible excellent captain and first mate wife they would be housed in one of the two suites.
What a brilliant presentation. It was very clever to have Alexi there to explain his own boat. Really good to see Roco enjoying the visit to the boat. He was in his element! Really nice to see.
I didn't want this video to end lol its safe to say I'm in love with this yacht, the performance, the build quality and the look
The Bering 77 and the walkthrough have been the best. What an amazing engineered boat. Im looking forward to seeing the 90" walkthrough one day.
I really enjoyed part 1, I've been looking forward to this all week
🙌🏻🙌🏻 well, it’s a LOT to look forward to! Whole 8G of Boat 😝🤣
Thanks for showing us this amazing yacht, it's a true work of art and engineering. Alexei has done an amazing job, from being a fisherman to building these impressive boats is truly a great achievement. A big thanks to Bering's and a thanks to NautiStyles, well done.
Of all the yachts and super yachts I've ever seen, THIS one is the ULTIMATE! The framework of steel, stainless in all the right places, the redundancy of components, the communications, the ability to be so self-sufficient that you could live on the ocean for months, as long as your food supply lasted, without need for fueling, taking on water, dumping tanks, etc....Absolutely the ULTIMATE yacht......
I just finished watching this video for the 4th time. I am thoroughly impressed with the Bering 77 along with Alexi's knowledge, insight and design. Hopefully in the near future I would like to see another video of the next build and show the new designs more so for the engine ran genset for the recharging of the battery bank for off grid usage, along with a aft day head, storage for tools, spare parts (even though the redundancies in place). Thank you...
wow, 4th time?! 🙈 Glad you enjoyed it!
Me too lol... I am watching it again...
Rico’s facial expression in the drivers seat ....PRICELESS! Lol. This was awesome guys! Alexi’s engine room talk was fantastic!!!... better than Netflix guys keep up the good work!
ooowwww! Thanks so much!! 🙏🏻💙
Of all of your video's this is my most favorite even though you have toured much more expensive mega-yachts worth 100s of millions. This is the yacht that dreams are truly made of and to have a guided tour by the founder and owner of Bering Yachts was the icing on the cake! So many technical details packed into this video that I came away feeling like an expert in expedition Yachts !
One of the most incredible yachts I have ever seen. Literally blown away!
I just discovered your channel, and I'm binge-watching your videos. Many yacht channels can be dry, but you both look like you're having a lot of fun.
This yacht is amazing, the exact sort of thing I'd love if I could afford it. It's built like a tank, capable of going anywhere on the seas, and yet looks stylish. I'd take this any day over most yachts I see.
Welcome to the FUN yachtTubers channel 😜🤓 Thank you so much for taking the time to comment
This is my dream boat. Fantastic, and clearly built by people who know what they are doing, and build the highest standards. Well done!
To say this is an “impressive” yacht would be a massive understatement!!!! The safety and strength of build is just massive…nothing really could even come close.
I cannot imagine any other company going beyond and still be as beautiful.
I was sold at the fact that all 3 state rooms had king size beds! I am super amazed at the design of this yacht, great job with the tour. I have just found my favorite yacht builder!
My favorite boat yet. "40% over built on every aspect of the boat" says it all!!
Thank you!
One of the most impressive masters I’ve seen on any yachts. Why? It is so, so inviting. So, kudos to the interior designer. I just love it.
This is one of the most stunning yachts I have seen. Cudos to the builder. He knows what it takes to build a boat that can withstand the rigors of ocean crossing. Function and beauty.
This boat is amazing in so many ways and it is indeed a very special one. I am absolutely delighted that the wait for part 2 was worth every breath while watching this. Being a part of this channel has made me think positively and always look at the brighter side of life. Thank you so much Victoria & Rico. Lots of love~! :) And yes, please take a good rest before the next (ad)venture and stay safe. :)
Thank you so much for such a nice comment!
@@Beringyachts Thank you too for giving us a chance to look at your beautiful creation and aspiring us to always aim higher and never stop being creative and reaching your goal in life. :) Someday, it will be an honor for me to actually come and visit you. Wishing you all the very best in everything you do~! :)
Looking through the specs I was impressed by the fact that it draws just under 7’ of draft, which means that this boat can go virtually anywhere in the World. I would like to have seen the video monitoring system as there were several cameras seen throughout the boat, including the engine room. I am wondering if the fire suppression system is Halon?
Like many have already mentioned, this CEO is not just a pretty face in front of the company, but one that knows this boat like the back of his hand. You can see the pride that he has in this and his other boats. Really likable fellow.
I used to think Fleming's were the top, then I thought Nordhavn were, now I know for certain who makes the best expedition yachts
😉 welcome to the next level of Explorer Yachts
Having gone throameugh yard periods for refit, hull, AND initial build, I loved the Bering construction floor! Of course, military builds are significantly different, especially for the Coast Guard specs (frame spacing of 16 inch for high endurance clas vessels), BUT, the best parts were Rico acting as Captian AND seeing you both jumping ship for a swim from the aft swim deck! Great job to you two and the Builder! He knows his boat!
It was nice to hear an owner of a company that knew every inch of his product. He also came across being excited about his ship as both of you did. This is one of the most complete ships and at the top of my list I would select if I were in the market for one. Great tour by you guys. Oh, and the outtakes are an absolute must.
I like how Victoria magically changed clothes during the shoot.
😝🤣
doesnt victoria look like a gymnast from russia... isnt that what accent i hear?
Pretty much THE perfect boat! I am in awe! 🥰💎👏👌❤️🏆
Wow, great job and tour. This builder is really far ahead of other builders. Would love to own such a wonderful boat. Thank you and please thank the builder for building such a fine ship and letting you show it.
As a marine tech and boating enthusiast I really enjoyed this video. Quality systems and equipment, excellent construction and access to systems, and one heck of a guy to give the tour. Very enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing.
I've probably watched you guys tour 40 different yachts in this class, but I keep coming back to this one. If I could afford it, I'd buy this boat almost exactly, and I'd convert those crew quarters(I don't think you need a 4-person crew on a boat this size) to another proper cabin that I'd live in, and spend my life touring with friends and family. You guys have toured some awesome boats, but for my tastes, nobody has topped this one.
Go do drugs. Save a good amount of money. And then you can buy it. ☺
Absolutely stunning! Hopefully we'll get to see the other 2 yachts as well 👍🏻
He is a design genius!! this yacht just moved to the #2 place on my list!! Totally awesome!!! SO glad you took the time to do these videos. Excited to see the rest of them
@Kellen John Yeah, definitely want to know what #1 is! If there's a more impressive yacht than this I want to know about it!
USS Gerald Ford, lol. Complete with fighter jets.
@@scottslotterbeck3796 a reasonable arguement
This 2-part video is easily your best work yet! Wow, everything just aligned for this one. The boat, the builder, the content and of course the interaction between you two. 10 out of 10!
I love more and more the Bering yachts. I’m a particular fan of this layout. This boat checks all the boxes. I was already imagining myself on this boat and thought I would convert the sauna into a storage to put a to loading freezer inside. That was before discovering there are two of them in the front bilge. Soooo nice!
I have seen almost all of your presentations and I have seen hundreds of yacht videos. This presentation was the best ever by you and the best video on TH-cam!! Thank you Rico and Victoria!!
WOW! Thank you kindly 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰
I've watched almost all of your videos...and this has been BY FAR my favorite series! What an amazing boat!
You had me at “redundant everything”. 😂
😝😝🤣🙌🏻🙌🏻
36:20 So Nordhavn be like "we fit a small 'tank deck' into the bottom of the 120, like you sometimes get in more voluminous 200ft+ yachts" and Bering is all "lol, hold my kvass" then does the same in a 77.
I'm not sure which brand I like better now. I need a tour of the new Nordhavn 80 to compare.
@@timroden6617 The Bering is steel, the Nordhavn is plastic, end of discussion. If the2 collided which would sustain the most damage?
I agree with everyone here & am EXTREMELY IMPRESSED with Bering's attention to detail! Wow & who better to build these ships than a Bering Sea Captain! 💪
The master suite with walk-in closet...speechless.
Loved part 1 & 2!
Thank you very much!
Beautifully made, and incredibly well designed. You can tell they take great pride in building these.
Absolutely love, the female perspective of victoria, she highlights things that i as a man would not have noticed or cared about. Rico isn't too bad either. Unique presentation, love this channel. Hats off to Alexei, you sir are a wizard. Will be keeping my eyes on bering. Great job all around.
Thank you!
@@Beringyachts
Mr. Alexi, can you clarify something for me?
In the video, you say this yacht is under 24 meters long,
but on your web page, it says "25,97 m"
(beringyachts.com/model/bering-77/)
What is correct?
Thanks in advance
@@franks.hansen6788 That is how it is for all good sub-24 boats that wants to maximize space usage. They measure it at water level I think. So, it makes it possible to have a slightly longer boat at the top, while it still meets the regulations.
Stick the teenagers in that crew area. They would be in heavan.
Outstanding tour quality.
Mr. Mikhailov is brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to him talk of his boats.
Fantastic build! I wish house builders were of the same quality.
Смотрел много ваших видео а в конце чуть со стула не упал услышав знакомую речь
The founder of this company. listing to him and watching him. it's all you need to know . Passion. And it shows in his creation.
Another entertaining episode. Alexei is making great yachts. He definitely did himself a favor letting you guys tour the boat.
Any chance you will be going through the Bering 70? That seems like a pretty unique offering from Bering, regarding its mission as a steel, shallow draft yacht.
Thank you for this wonderful tour!! I'm so pleased you showed us all the nooks and crannies of this vessel!!! The details and layout of the the salon/dining are wonderful! The cabins look spacious.I like the layout of the crew quarters too!! It was wonderful to see Alexie again!! He's so interesting. I really enjoyed hearing him tell us about all the reasons for the choices that were made in designing the yacht. King is adorable!!! Love from Vermont
Thank you so much!
The longer I watch the more impressed. If I ever own a yacht in my lifetime it’ll be a Bering.
I have been mucking about on boats my whole life, since I was 4, owned maybe 12 different ones, This is now my favorite.
With a starting price of 6 million, the upgrades I would want, a z platform on the swim platform, a large area to store all my dive gear, and global comms and internet, plus I would want the second station on the fly ridge to run the boat from, would probably add another 2 million probably 3.
But you do get free spoons, so...
Who cares, you’re still less than a 50M toy.
More than enough places for dive gear and compressor. By end of year you will be able to add starlink internet for worldwide 100mb coverage.
and yes, Rico is a lucky man
A real ship for seamen. Astonishing!!! ¡Amazing quality & design! A life experience that Bering Yachts delivers.
rico and viki, i enjoyed the niteclub life while i lived near philly .. i frequented the eighth floor and Egypt on columbus blvd in the 90s... great music and dancers... i lived about 80 miles away in lancaster county pa.. now i live in cincinnati ohio
the largest yacht i see on the ohio river is a charter docked on ohio side . plus we have bb riverboats that look like river boats in past ..
This yacht tour made me a Bering fan. Nordhavn's are great; but this yacht is a large step up.
. Alexei and the in house design/engineer team really have their game on with this vessel -love it . The propulsion , water and solar enhanced generator systems make perfect sense. It is really significant that Alexei has so much experience at sea . As always Victoria and Rico produce an in depth and information packed video that a prospective buyer can use to make an informed purchase.
WHAT A STUNNING SHIP!!! ALEXI SPARES NO EXPENSE MAKING SURE THE SHIP IS SAFELY EQUIPED WITH NO EQUALS.
What a great yacht this has to be one of my very favorite! So glad you both had a chance to show this outstanding yacht to us and the President of Bering you can see his love and fondness with everything on this yacht. The 77 is impressive I am hoping you will get a chance to show us even the bigger ones in their fleet of yachts crossing my fingers. Thank you so much :)
I do love his view on safety and the way he uses comercial tech and makes sure all scenarios are covered for a long distance voyage! Bravo!
Felt in love for Bering when watching these videos! I would add very few electronic resources to the boat, not essencial, but desirable for a family owned and operated.
The tech talk is the best part (#proud #boatgeek) and I was impressed with the engineering and construction methods Bering applies in the Explorer Yachts.
Clearly they have real life sea experience, and their design take into consideration real issues that may put ones trip or safety at risk. It is amazing!
Thank you for sharing such detailed and enlightening video on the Bering 77.
One of the most amazing boats I've ever seen! It's my new favorite! Thanks guys!
Our pleasure!
This is the best and most detailed video review you have ever done! I love explorer and discovery yachts and truly this Bering 77 has made me feel like taking a cruise around the globe. The level of luxury and yet mixed simplicity and redundancy is next to none! thank you for making this video and thank you for bringing a true sea captain to tell us the passion behind making these amazing boats "ships :-)"....Good job!
Superb video, even more impressive than the boat is Alexei, his incredible depth of knowledge and passion for all aspects of his boats is simply mind boggling.
Couldn't agree more!
I've always dreamed of having a 60-foot steel hull trawler refitted to live aboard and travel, but this ship has absolutely blown me away. I almost pooped myself when you opened the door to the master. The construction standards and build quality are in a class of its own. I simply love Alexei's philosophy on boat building, and owning Bering would be an absolute dream. I'd love to see that 60 to the starboard.
The founder of Bering is without a doubt a man who understands boating. How he discribes his designs comes from knowledge gained through experience. Listening to him is more than enough to find myself completely confident in him, his company and staff.
How he speaks about "crew" and thier quarters shows how much he cares. WOW!
If I was a wealthy man I would be buying a yacht build by him, his company and staff!