@@kendallevans4079 Yeah it has never been done correctly, like comminusm. LOL. Trade is trade, long before capitalism became a social construct and was given a incorrect definition from you.
A steel hull, incredibly robust doors and hatches along with unbelievable finish, craftsmanship and attention to detail. This is old school boat building at its' finest. I could easily imagine the 77 taking on the roughest seas with impunity.
@@JoeBlow-ub1us What are the pros and cons of steel vs glass? I'm assuming weight, and maybe draft, is more with steel, so less fuel efficiency, but maybe greater durability. Probably easier to strip and refinish....but Idk
@@anonymousf454steel ships are more difficult to build. A bunch of metal plates welded together, while fiberglass is a mold. Steel is not as ‘straight’ as fiberglass. Time will tell which is better. Steel is much more difficult to repair than fiberglass.
Am I the only one who just cannot stop watching this! Over covid, after covid and to this day.... this is my dream boat. And don't forget.... it's a 77ft boat. Thanks to Bering and Nautistyles for this. It kept me dreaming. 🙂
Getting the reasoning & philosophy of design from the owner is simply fabulous. It helps differentiate the difference between Bering Yachts and the competition. Really really helpful. I have a LOT of respect for this brand. Something I want to pay a lot of attention to. Thank You so much.
Just love that the power system can take shore power in at any voltage and frequency, It's been possible for a while, But it's nice to see someone finally instituting it.
I'm so glad to see that Bering are getting the attention they deserve. I've been following them for a while and they do something very special, which needs to be recognised more. Great tour as always!
It's kinda fun to re-watch this today, knowing that you've now commissioned your own Bering 75. I can see you both imagining yourselves as the owner/operators. The questions you asked, your body language, you can tell you were blown away by the boat. I'm looking forward to seeing you two making your own memories and having your own adventures aboard your own Bering.
Alexi builds the nicest explorer type yacht I've ever seen. His attention to detail is 2nd to no one. The interior doors he showed in the 145 foot video were amazing. The best thing is he is a down to earth guy and not an ounce of cockiness in him. I would of never thought a 60, 70 or 77 footer could include what I wanted but he some how stuffed it in there making everything looking like it belongs in 5 star hotel. More speed would be nice but why bother when in your in the lap of luxury, the other thing you sacrifice range for speed
@@lucas.2.3.9.4 I would of been surprised if they chose someone else. Not only is it a great yacht but Alexi is a great owner/builder to boot. I would of thought the 77 but that is because I know very little of the new 75. I'm sure it's great. I'm sure they would like one over 33 meters but the $ is huge then along with docking and where you can go due to draw
Waiting for part 2 because so far this looks like a perfect yacht for empty nest boaters who want to live aboard and cruise the costal US in comfort and safety. I think a crew of 2 would work well.
This yacht/ship is incredible in every way! And Alexei is also just as incredible, a company owner who takes pride in his product and takes care of his clients. The custom "turn key" accessories with understated branding is something most bigger yacht builders don't even do.
I remember Nautistyles touring the Bering explorer yachts so well I had to watch them again. I am still blown away. They truly are some of the finest in the world.
I like Explorer-type Yachts because so many factors are considered for the safety of the ship and its occupants. This ship is full of redundancy and made from long-lasting materials and machinery. I would feel very comfortable on this ship, I know it's a safe, long-lasting ship.
130’ and 145’ next please!!! And if you can, squeeze in the 100’. These are some of my favorite yachts, so capable of cruising anywhere you point them. Thank you for bringing them to us and giving us a glimpse.
So I don’t forget again, let me first thank you for providing the Spec page on you videos. That simple thing makes a big difference. Many of those facts are spread around most videos in passing. It’s great to be able to reference things like cruising speed and range, etc. Also, I loved the 65, so I’m very excited about this one!!
The star of this tour was Alexei - which is saying something, because the boat is incredible. He sounds like a very good natured man, and his passion for boat building and design is boundless.
@@Beringyachts I'm a pro at finding flaws in everything, and so far this yacht is perfection. Out of curiosity, what does something like this sell for?
@@Beringyachts: Sir, in my younger days I crewed with a delivery team, usually as engineer, delivering yachts all over the world. Although I've never had the pleasure of being aboard a Bering, in my opinion your Bearing 77 is by far the most functionally constructed, beautifully appointed, and safest long range Expedition Yacht I've ever seen. Respects.
Yes he is the star and I can`t stand how she keeps interrupting him when he is explaining what and why they have included certain functions on this wonderful ship. She needs to be silent when he is talking.
One thing I admire is when a person is so suited to their work that they do it to a degree of perfection that leaves you almost speechless. That is Alexi. What a guy.
I love this guy! He thoroughly thought about what makes sense and this ship is just: the real thing! Not my area of wealth but man would I like to do a journey on this swimming beauty.
I love explorer yachts, they just make sense if you love living on the water and exploring remote places over months. The Bering 77 is a beast of a boat but I love the look of the Bering 70. Part 2 please of the 70 model.
Best boat tour i have ever seen and i watch loads of them. Having the main man in the company showing you around the boat was such a bonus. God I hate being poor, lottery win or a rich unknown relative getting in touch i want one. You guys have raised the bar.
I just discovered my new favorite yacht! Or at least my favorite decks, galley and bridge 😜. Very much looking forward to part 2 of this amazing tour! So far, I’d say the best liveaboard / explorer yacht for $5M. Thanks, and see you soon Victoria and Rico 💙
Alexei really knows his boats and is passionate about them. I can see him being very involved in the planning and manufacturing of the boats. I should think he has his eye on the yachting world and keeping up with the competition. This boat is awesome and very safe and stylish. Great review and thanks to Alexei and you both.
10 minutes into the video...and already pretty sure this guy knows what he is doing....amazing tour !... Huge respect when its more brains than glitz put into work!!
This is one hell of an amazing vessel but it isn't a boat, that is a ship by any standard of measurement. Very impressive build and fit out. Thank you to both Alexei and the owner for allowing this walkthru.
Extraordinary yacht! I spent many years in Southeast Alaska, this boat would definitely become one of the most popular charter yachts in Southeast. Great for fishing, whale watching and exploring.
THIS is how you should build stuff. I especially like how the computer systems aren't overly integrated. One problem won't bring down the whole system.
Amazing ship. And contrary to competition, it's made of solid steel, not plastic, making it far more rugged. Probably also avoiding the endless waxing of the hull. Can hardly wait for part two, the engine room and not least, how does it perform at sea in ocean hard weather conditions. It just entered top of my 'best passage maker below 24m' list. Great video, just one suggestion though; in your enthusiasm beware not to interrupt Alexei too often :-)
Jesus; this is about the second time that I look at this video and I still can’t stop drooling!!!! That boat is so well built. Can you guys do me a favor and thank and hug Alexei for me the next time you see him for making such a boat….
@@oooodles3 Nordhavn are world renowned for their toughness, i would not be at all uncomfortable taking a 70-80' just about anywhere in the world outside of the poles.
I with ya. Mine was a Nordhavn 60 or above but after this video, especially the ideals of the owner on his build quality. I’m 100% sold on this 77 and really, Bering in general. Rock solid build and design.
Victoria, Ricco, It's so cute watching you two get so giddy while touring this yacht. You both seemed like kids in a candy store walking through and I can understand why. Can't wait for part 2!
Well, I believe this may be my absolute dream boat. I've always said that if I come into a large sum of $ I would like to buy a 60-70' cruising sailboat and take off for a circumnavigation of the world, but I think you and the Bering yacht company have changed my mind. With this yacht, I could bring more friends and family (and bikini models) with me, host some great parties on those decks and cruise to any location on the planet. Now all I need is a winning lottery ticket and the phone number of a modeling agency. 😁
After you get this beautiful 😍 boat 🚢 you're going to have to feed this thing! That'll take ANOTHER lottery winning ticket...lol...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
I was in the Navy for a couple years on a destroyer and consequently have strong opinions about this and that if you're gonna go to sea. I've watched many many hundreds of TH-cam videos about yachts. This is the ONLY boat I have ever seen that I would like to have. The one and only one I've ever wanted.
Fantastic boat, really impressively engineered and designed. The finish on that table is amazing! Still suffers from a disapointing lack of sails for my taste but I could probably suffer through it on there if I was forced to :-)!
Victoria & Rico, thank you for this great video. Furthermore, very informative to have Alexei sharing insights into his though process into the design and features. Very educational, inspirational and very impressive company he has built. Setting a new standard for yacht building!
I've always been a Nordhavn fan first. Now I'm not so sure...! Very impressive yacht Bering, well done. I love the fresh European interior styling of their other boats. I look forward to part 2.
I’m also a HUGE Nordhavn fan. For years now I have gone back and forth between the two companies. I don’t think any boat beats the look of a Baring 80. But the Nordhavn reputation is hard to ignore. I can’t afford either.
AWESOME AWESOME VIDEO! Can't wait for part 2 on July 17 ! I am actually quarantined on my room due to covid-19 and July 17 will be may last day of quarantine and what a treat for me to watch that part 2!!!!
I can't imagine the 75' will be much different - so very happy for you - God bless Alexei and his business - enjoy your new boat build - the dream of a lifetime!!! 🥰❤
The tour with the company owner was great. I particularly liked the sauna, the solar panels and the dual power options (US & EU). The rationale for overbuilding the expedition yacht said a lot about the Bering philosophy. You did a good editing job in a short time as we saw the soul of the Bering vessel. If buying, I would add a hot tub.
I found your channel about a week ago, I could never afford some of these lovely boats but it is great to see such in depth reviews, cannot wait to see the rest of this explorer. My father was a chief engineer on a fishing trawler sailing out of a town called Fleetwood in the UK, I even went out with him on a couple of trips so you could say the sea is in my blood.
I don’t know how to describe the feeling, other than WOW!!! It’s like screaming for taking a trip on one and then crying because I can’t even get to do that😭 That is such a FINE machine!!!😱😱😱
As an ex RAN sailor I can tell you it is the length of anchor chain that hold ships stable, not the anchor.. Like so many nautical questions, the size of the vessel and its purpose dictate the answer. Big ships are generally equipped with “stockless” anchors. This type stows easily, and holds the bottom pretty well. There is a long straight shaft called the shank that is flanked by roughly triangular plates called flukes that pivot on a hinge at the end of the shank. The chain or other type of rode is attached to the other end of the shank. When enough chain is laid out on the bottom, the weight of the chain on the bottom helps to hold the ship, and it ensures that the pull on the anchor is horizontal. When the ship “sets” its anchor, it means that it backs down to put a strain on the anchor, which digs the flukes into the bottom. Conversely, when you heave the chain up, the ship moves forward until the chain is “up and down”, and the lifting force breaks the anchor free of the bottom. If it gets wedged by a rock, everyone is very sad. When that happens with a big ship, the anchor can be damaged, even to the extent of breaking the flukes off. The solutions are various, but especially with a small boat, or even a pretty big one, you may be able to slide a heavy ring or shackle with a strong rope attached down the rode to the anchor. With a little luck you can send your tender out the opposite way the anchor was set, and pull it out back the way it went in. Or you can put a buoy or some kind of float on the original anchor rode, and use the bigger boat in the same way to see if you can pull the anchor out backward. Sometimes you pick up an abandoned anchor chain, or some old cable, or even some other ship’s anchor chain that is in use, if one of you were careless during anchoring, or the two ships swung with the tide, crossing chains, or one of the ship dragged over the other’s chain in a strong wind. Divers may have to be engaged, and a barge and a crane, and a tug. Some designs of anchors for warships were meant to be easy to break out just by steaming ahead on them, in case you were being strafed and bombed. Further hilarity can ensue if you put two anchors out because of heavy weather expected, and they get twisted. Anchors and chains are heavy, but they are usually just heavy enough to do the job. Ships make money by using their buoyancy to carry cargo, not anchors and chain.
I can't wait to see this video! I accidentally discovered your channel just a week ago. What amazing walk through videos you do! Now watching your tours has become part of my daily routine... )) By the way, I am from Sydney, Australia, and right now we are on a fairly strict lockdown. This is not the first time, however, I feel this time it will be for a long period... Anyway, let's not talk about sad things! )) It's 1.45am and I’m not going to sleep, but I’m stubbornly awaiting the premiere of your video show! Thank you Rico & Victoria, and good luck! ОБНИМАШКИ ! ! ! ))
🤗🤗 WELCOME ABOARD! this is music to our ears to hear anyone say they watch us on the daily 😝🙏🏻💙 please stay safe and we will do our best to keep you entertained 🙌🏻
Wow. I know absolutely nothing about ships and was blown away. Fantastic boat. Makes me want to sell everything and buy a boat. Beautiful. Thanks for the great video.
Another great one Victoria and Rico! Can't wait to see the rest next week. I keep coming back to watch this. I love this boat and Alexie really steals the show, sorry Victoria 😜 I'd give my legs to have this Explorer if I had any 😂
It seems like I am always saying that this is the best boat tour you have done but here you go and give us an even more amazing boat tour! Wow this ship looks fantastic and I can't wait to see the next video.
I have spent a decade on Merchant Ships really love what Bering does Its passion for Excellence and beyond Compare ....Keep it Up and The Tours are amazing well done folks
Well this has to be the nicest explorer I’ve seen yet. As for the pricing: Based on Nordies/etc, and similar in class, it should be 9M+ as the finishes are top notch as well as the hardware.. Thus far-She is amazing and stunning. Absolutely love the hull color! Where is the 2nd Vid???
As usual, an excellent tour of a unique boat (I'm with Victoria, can we really call this a boat?) You guys are the best at this. Will there be tours of the other yachts at anchor as well? Love the look of that dark grey one.
ow thanks! we only had 3 jam packed days with Bering, so managed to film so amazing content for you all. how about a tour of the shipyard and the 145’ under construction ?😝
Everything about that ship is impressive . Impressive does not describe that ship . Incredibly well thought out . Oh man i dont really have the words …..
I like these, but honestly I think the 65' hits the sweet spot for me. The difference in fuel consumption for the 77' vs. 65' is like triple. As a result the range of the 77' is less than the 65' Explorer. The 77' is a whole level above the 65' but for me, the 65' is the one I would want to actually own.
The safety and security of the doors allowing for both a normal lock as well as a huge deadbolt make this boat much safer if you are somewhere around the coast of Somalia or other areas to keep the passengers and owner Secure during almost any situation!
Agreed; Alexei's quiet and unassuming manner is kind of a ruse; when pressed to speak, his pride in his boats is clear. He's the guy who makes everything a little bigger and a little heavier-duty, just because. Even if I could afford it, I think the slow cruise speed would drive me nuts. But otherwise.... Holy smoke!!!
Love the Bering yachts, no statues of Venus and large crystal chandeliers...Glad you guys left ProducerMichael at home, seems you can't take him anywhere.. ; )
This boat looks like it would be perfectly at home running fisheries protection/maritime patrol in the morning before chilling in some inlet in the afternoon 🙊
The fact that Alexey himself is showing you around and knows every detail on every inch of the vessel speaks volumes - what a great company.
Well their buying a boat from him, exciting.
Volumes? Like he wants to sell a boat? This is capitalism in it''s purest form
@@kendallevans4079 or just good business. What you not a fan of making money. Purest form my butt.
@@footewalker6094 Look up capitalism, fool...Typical
@@kendallevans4079 Yeah it has never been done correctly, like comminusm. LOL. Trade is trade, long before capitalism became a social construct and was given a incorrect definition from you.
A steel hull, incredibly robust doors and hatches along with unbelievable finish, craftsmanship and attention to detail. This is old school boat building at its' finest. I could easily imagine the 77 taking on the roughest seas with impunity.
This is the yacht you want to play chicken in,, my yacht will beat up your yacht... lol
Is steel better than ....im assuming fiberglass???
@@anonymousf454 Simple answer, yes.
@@JoeBlow-ub1us What are the pros and cons of steel vs glass? I'm assuming weight, and maybe draft, is more with steel, so less fuel efficiency, but maybe greater durability. Probably easier to strip and refinish....but Idk
@@anonymousf454steel ships are more difficult to build. A bunch of metal plates welded together, while fiberglass is a mold. Steel is not as ‘straight’ as fiberglass. Time will tell which is better. Steel is much more difficult to repair than fiberglass.
So far the only thing missing from this boat is the 5" gun! Battleship Bering!
Even forward and aft dillion mini guns would suffice. But yes the 5 inch would be a nice addition and option.
This beauty is screaming for being hijacket! Magnificient job.
I think an M60 machine gun from Rambo would be suffice
maybe it is not missing ...
Couple deck mounted torpedo launchers, top mounted seawiz. And two 6man assault boats.
Am I the only one who just cannot stop watching this! Over covid, after covid and to this day.... this is my dream boat. And don't forget.... it's a 77ft boat. Thanks to Bering and Nautistyles for this. It kept me dreaming. 🙂
I want this boat! Do you offer 200 year financing?
Boat=break out another thousand
Getting the reasoning & philosophy of design from the owner is simply fabulous. It helps differentiate the difference between Bering Yachts and the competition. Really really helpful. I have a LOT of respect for this brand. Something I want to pay a lot of attention to. Thank You so much.
Couldn't agree more! Alexei is the real deal is well. can’t wait for you to hear his story why he builds the way he does... it’s fascinating 🙌🏻
Alexey seems like a very approachable and down-to-earth guy! He really makes that video almost more than the yacht itself! :)
A practical fella !
@@pbird5351 I think she is very nice and knowledgeable.
The functionality of this boat seems unparalleled, the fuel recovery is absolutely brilliant!
Right? I really should have filmed Rico’s face more lol
It's definitely nice but it's not like that's the first fuel recovery system that's ever been done.
Best one I have seen for both functionality and beauty, and the builder seems like a knowledgeable down to earth guy
Just love that the power system can take shore power in at any voltage and frequency, It's been possible for a while, But it's nice to see someone finally instituting it.
Totally agree
Alexey's attention to detail is encapsulated in his door-closing-weight philosophy. "you get used to the weight"
I'm so glad to see that Bering are getting the attention they deserve. I've been following them for a while and they do something very special, which needs to be recognised more. Great tour as always!
so excited you feel this way, so do we!
It was cool having the second camera’s viewpoint at the helm. It frees up Rico to add his input.
we loved having Sarah on this trip (2nd cam op), we just might have to always take her travel with us 😝
The Co-star
This is the best boat tour you’ve ever done, and I’m in love with that vessel, I don’t think it could be better!
If only it could fly & submerge !
yeeeeeaayyyy! so happy to hear that!
how? It didnt even show any of the rooms and they spent 25 mins talking about the captains space.
@@josephberg2329 uhhhhhh, someone didn't watch part 2.....
It's kinda fun to re-watch this today, knowing that you've now commissioned your own Bering 75. I can see you both imagining yourselves as the owner/operators. The questions you asked, your body language, you can tell you were blown away by the boat. I'm looking forward to seeing you two making your own memories and having your own adventures aboard your own Bering.
He said "it will be fully crewed boat: No owner operators." Does that mean you must also hire a licensed operator and crew?
@@nunyabusiness1499 No he said both are possible. Thanks to the size being under the 24m limit.
@@aesma2522 I must have missed that. Thanks.
Alexi builds the nicest explorer type yacht I've ever seen. His attention to detail is 2nd to no one. The interior doors he showed in the 145 foot video were amazing. The best thing is he is a down to earth guy and not an ounce of cockiness in him. I would of never thought a 60, 70 or 77 footer could include what I wanted but he some how stuffed it in there making everything looking like it belongs in 5 star hotel. More speed would be nice but why bother when in your in the lap of luxury, the other thing you sacrifice range for speed
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Bering make incredible yachts its no surprise nautistyles chose them to build their new boat
@@lucas.2.3.9.4 I would of been surprised if they chose someone else. Not only is it a great yacht but Alexi is a great owner/builder to boot. I would of thought the 77 but that is because I know very little of the new 75. I'm sure it's great. I'm sure they would like one over 33 meters but the $ is huge then along with docking and where you can go due to draw
Alexi - I am blown away at what you have accomplished with this boat. Congratulations and wishes for much success with Bering Yachts.
Thank you so much! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Alexei is a rockstar 🤩
What an amazing ship - you'd feel safe exploring anywhere and everwhere. Can't wait for Part 2.
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Waiting for part 2 because so far this looks like a perfect yacht for empty nest boaters who want to live aboard and cruise the costal US in comfort and safety. I think a crew of 2 would work well.
Yes, it would be perfect for you guys with 2 people crew
you can already see it here beringyachts.com/model/bering-77/#interior-9
Does the hostess come with the boat? She's sooooo gorgeous and entertaining. The boat is pretty cool to.
This yacht/ship is incredible in every way! And Alexei is also just as incredible, a company owner who takes pride in his product and takes care of his clients. The custom "turn key" accessories with understated branding is something most bigger yacht builders don't even do.
I remember Nautistyles touring the Bering explorer yachts so well I had to watch them again. I am still blown away. They truly are some of the finest in the world.
I like Explorer-type Yachts because so many factors are considered for the safety of the ship and its occupants. This ship is full of redundancy and made from long-lasting materials and machinery. I would feel very comfortable on this ship, I know it's a safe, long-lasting ship.
Thank you for your comment!
130’ and 145’ next please!!! And if you can, squeeze in the 100’. These are some of my favorite yachts, so capable of cruising anywhere you point them. Thank you for bringing them to us and giving us a glimpse.
oooooooh prepare to be amazed 🤩😝 how about a tour of 145’ under construction 🙌🏻
So I don’t forget again, let me first thank you for providing the Spec page on you videos. That simple thing makes a big difference. Many of those facts are spread around most videos in passing. It’s great to be able to reference things like cruising speed and range, etc. Also, I loved the 65, so I’m very excited about this one!!
Thanks for your feedback, can’t wait for you to see this Tour. the specs will only be after the engine room tour in our videos
The star of this tour was Alexei - which is saying something, because the boat is incredible. He sounds like a very good natured man, and his passion for boat building and design is boundless.
Thank you so much!
I completely agree!
@@Beringyachts I'm a pro at finding flaws in everything, and so far this yacht is perfection. Out of curiosity, what does something like this sell for?
@@Beringyachts: Sir, in my younger days I crewed with a delivery team, usually as engineer, delivering yachts all over the world. Although I've never had the pleasure of being aboard a Bering, in my opinion your Bearing 77 is by far the most functionally constructed, beautifully appointed, and safest long range Expedition Yacht I've ever seen. Respects.
Yes he is the star and I can`t stand how she keeps interrupting him when he is explaining what and why they have included certain functions on this wonderful ship. She needs to be silent when he is talking.
One thing I admire is when a person is so suited to their work that they do it to a degree of perfection that leaves you almost speechless. That is Alexi. What a guy.
I love this guy! He thoroughly thought about what makes sense and this ship is just: the real thing! Not my area of wealth but man would I like to do a journey on this swimming beauty.
I love explorer yachts, they just make sense if you love living on the water and exploring remote places over months. The Bering 77 is a beast of a boat but I love the look of the Bering 70. Part 2 please of the 70 model.
so glad you loved it, yes the 70 is pretty awesome as well
Best boat tour i have ever seen and i watch loads of them. Having the main man in the company showing you around the boat was such a bonus.
God I hate being poor, lottery win or a rich unknown relative getting in touch i want one. You guys have raised the bar.
haha, welcome to the “hopeless dream future owners” club 🙈😝 we feel ya!
I just discovered my new favorite yacht! Or at least my favorite decks, galley and bridge 😜. Very much looking forward to part 2 of this amazing tour! So far, I’d say the best liveaboard / explorer yacht for $5M. Thanks, and see you soon Victoria and Rico 💙
Welcome aboard you new dream yacht 🙌🏻😝 it gets even better from here lol
@@NautiStyles I'm with Harko. I just can't wait until the next one. BTW Rico I agree with the importance of the coffee maker.
That's only $5M??Wow.I was going to guess 8-12.
@@bryduhbikeguy they have one at that price point as well.
5 mill? Surprisingly affordable.
I like this vessel - very simple. Very functional and comfortable.
Thank you!
Alexei really knows his boats and is passionate about them. I can see him being very involved in the planning and manufacturing of the boats. I should think he has his eye on the yachting world and keeping up with the competition.
This boat is awesome and very safe and stylish. Great review and thanks to Alexei and you both.
Bering Yachts are now my favorite dream Yacht (displacing Nordhavn). I can't wait to see part 2 of the tour
🙌🏻🙌🏻 welcome to the next level of Explorer Yachts my friend 😜💙💙
10 minutes into the video...and already pretty sure this guy knows what he is doing....amazing tour !... Huge respect when its more brains than glitz put into work!!
💯💯 Alexei is the real deal... wait till you hear next week what inspired him to build the way he does!
@@NautiStyles yup!! And ofcourse...amazing video! Thanks to you guys!!❤️
finally a nice long bering yachts walkthrough.
you are sooo welcome 😝🙌🏻
They've already done 65 Nemaste, but I agree; the Bering 77 and Bering 80 are my dream yachts, been waiting a long time for this myself.
Before I watched this video I was in love with the Allseas 92, now however I am a Bering 77 man. this is everything I want/need.
Thank you for your interest in Bering 77!
This is one hell of an amazing vessel but it isn't a boat, that is a ship by any standard of measurement.
Very impressive build and fit out. Thank you to both Alexei and the owner for allowing this walkthru.
Extraordinary yacht! I spent many years in Southeast Alaska, this boat would definitely become one of the most popular charter yachts in Southeast. Great for fishing, whale watching and exploring.
Couldn't agree more!🙌🏻🙌🏻 you came in late for the premiere, right? you must be rewatching it now 😝😝🙈
THIS is how you should build stuff. I especially like how the computer systems aren't overly integrated. One problem won't bring down the whole system.
Amazing ship. And contrary to competition, it's made of solid steel, not plastic, making it far more rugged. Probably also avoiding the endless waxing of the hull. Can hardly wait for part two, the engine room and not least, how does it perform at sea in ocean hard weather conditions. It just entered top of my 'best passage maker below 24m' list. Great video, just one suggestion though; in your enthusiasm beware not to interrupt Alexei too often :-)
Thank you for your interest in Bering Yachts!
Jesus; this is about the second time that I look at this video and I still can’t stop drooling!!!! That boat is so well built. Can you guys do me a favor and thank and hug Alexei for me the next time you see him for making such a boat….
😝🙌🏻😂 you got it! will do 😁
Well until 47 minutes ago my total dream yacht was a nordhavn 78. Well now........ not any more
You don't want a fiberglass boat dude. Good call.
@@oooodles3 Nordhavn are world renowned for their toughness, i would not be at all uncomfortable taking a 70-80' just about anywhere in the world outside of the poles.
@@kutark Nothing wrong with a Nordhavn for sure. But if I had my choice steel is the real deal.
I with ya. Mine was a Nordhavn 60 or above but after this video, especially the ideals of the owner on his build quality. I’m 100% sold on this 77 and really, Bering in general. Rock solid build and design.
I know right!?
That wheel is GOLD!! love how it set up so you know where the rudder is
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@@NautiStyles WONDERING, is it only for this boat or can it be added to any other line??
This is so much fun watching all this time later. It’s no wonder your new yacht is a Bering, your excitement is contagious.
This is the best expedition yacht for a owner captain. I can't wait to see the rest. Best boat and tour ever!
Victoria, Ricco, It's so cute watching you two get so giddy while touring this yacht. You both seemed like kids in a candy store walking through and I can understand why. Can't wait for part 2!
that’s exactly right! we loved this boat
Well, I believe this may be my absolute dream boat. I've always said that if I come into a large sum of $ I would like to buy a 60-70' cruising sailboat and take off for a circumnavigation of the world, but I think you and the Bering yacht company have changed my mind. With this yacht, I could bring more friends and family (and bikini models) with me, host some great parties on those decks and cruise to any location on the planet. Now all I need is a winning lottery ticket and the phone number of a modeling agency. 😁
After you get this beautiful 😍 boat 🚢 you're going to have to feed this thing! That'll take ANOTHER lottery winning ticket...lol...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
"When the surveyors are Australian, then you know that oversight is rigorous". That is what I love about this boat.
I was in the Navy for a couple years on a destroyer and consequently have strong opinions about this and that if you're gonna go to sea.
I've watched many many hundreds of TH-cam videos about yachts.
This is the ONLY boat I have ever seen that I would like to have. The one and only one I've ever wanted.
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Great to see a founder of a company that knows the product and is passionate about it.
Fantastic boat, really impressively engineered and designed. The finish on that table is amazing! Still suffers from a disapointing lack of sails for my taste but I could probably suffer through it on there if I was forced to :-)!
hahaha! with this fuel efficiency you will forget about the sails very quickly 😝😝🙈
@@NautiStyles what kind of numbers are they burnung?
Victoria & Rico, thank you for this great video. Furthermore, very informative to have Alexei sharing insights into his though process into the design and features. Very educational, inspirational and very impressive company he has built. Setting a new standard for yacht building!
I've always been a Nordhavn fan first. Now I'm not so sure...! Very impressive yacht Bering, well done. I love the fresh European interior styling of their other boats. I look forward to part 2.
welcome to the next level of Explorer Yachts 🙈😜
I’m also a HUGE Nordhavn fan. For years now I have gone back and forth between the two companies. I don’t think any boat beats the look of a Baring 80. But the Nordhavn reputation is hard to ignore.
I can’t afford either.
AWESOME AWESOME VIDEO! Can't wait for part 2 on July 17 ! I am actually quarantined on my room due to covid-19 and July 17 will be may last day of quarantine and what a treat for me to watch that part 2!!!!
The best for last!
I can't imagine the 75' will be much different - so very happy for you - God bless Alexei and his business - enjoy your new boat build - the dream of a lifetime!!!
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Man and I thought Nordhavn was my dream boat. Not anymore this is perfection
🙈🙈 sowwy, not sowwy 😝
i found out about Bering Yachts 2 years ago, and been my dream brand since. I love the sharp look of the 70, but If I can afford one, would be the 80
I have to agree, this boat is just incredible
I think I still prefer a Fleming
Bering is the bomb for trawler explorers for sure!
The tour with the company owner was great. I particularly liked the sauna, the solar panels and the dual power options (US & EU). The rationale for overbuilding the expedition yacht said a lot about the Bering philosophy. You did a good editing job in a short time as we saw the soul of the Bering vessel. If buying, I would add a hot tub.
yes and yes 🙌🏻 you definitely have plenty of space on the deck for the hot tub 😝🙌🏻
Swim spa, just beautiful…
Congratulations on your new Boat! Wow, it’s going to be amazing! Can’t wait to see your content.
I found your channel about a week ago, I could never afford some of these lovely boats but it is great to see such in depth reviews, cannot wait to see the rest of this explorer. My father was a chief engineer on a fishing trawler sailing out of a town called Fleetwood in the UK, I even went out with him on a couple of trips so you could say the sea is in my blood.
awesome, welcome aboard Andrew! 🤩🙌🏻 make sure to turn your notifications bell on to not miss any of the new videos 💙
I don’t know how to describe the feeling, other than WOW!!! It’s like screaming for taking a trip on one and then crying because I can’t even get to do that😭
That is such a FINE machine!!!😱😱😱
As an ex RAN sailor I can tell you it is the length of anchor chain that hold ships stable, not the anchor..
Like so many nautical questions, the size of the vessel and its purpose dictate the answer.
Big ships are generally equipped with “stockless” anchors. This type stows easily, and holds the bottom pretty well. There is a long straight shaft called the shank that is flanked by roughly triangular plates called flukes that pivot on a hinge at the end of the shank. The chain or other type of rode is attached to the other end of the shank.
When enough chain is laid out on the bottom, the weight of the chain on the bottom helps to hold the ship, and it ensures that the pull on the anchor is horizontal. When the ship “sets” its anchor, it means that it backs down to put a strain on the anchor, which digs the flukes into the bottom.
Conversely, when you heave the chain up, the ship moves forward until the chain is “up and down”, and the lifting force breaks the anchor free of the bottom. If it gets wedged by a rock, everyone is very sad. When that happens with a big ship, the anchor can be damaged, even to the extent of breaking the flukes off. The solutions are various, but especially with a small boat, or even a pretty big one, you may be able to slide a heavy ring or shackle with a strong rope attached down the rode to the anchor. With a little luck you can send your tender out the opposite way the anchor was set, and pull it out back the way it went in. Or you can put a buoy or some kind of float on the original anchor rode, and use the bigger boat in the same way to see if you can pull the anchor out backward.
Sometimes you pick up an abandoned anchor chain, or some old cable, or even some other ship’s anchor chain that is in use, if one of you were careless during anchoring, or the two ships swung with the tide, crossing chains, or one of the ship dragged over the other’s chain in a strong wind. Divers may have to be engaged, and a barge and a crane, and a tug.
Some designs of anchors for warships were meant to be easy to break out just by steaming ahead on them, in case you were being strafed and bombed. Further hilarity can ensue if you put two anchors out because of heavy weather expected, and they get twisted. Anchors and chains are heavy, but they are usually just heavy enough to do the job. Ships make money by using their buoyancy to carry cargo, not anchors and chain.
This was an AMAZING walk through and the host was equally fantastic!!
Alexei is a Star 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
WOW ! This is an ocean going tank ! Would feel safe anywhere on the planet sailing this thing. Can't wait to see the rest next week.
you are damn straight it’s a Luxury Tank 😝😂
I can't wait to see this video! I accidentally discovered your channel just a week ago. What amazing walk through videos you do! Now watching your tours has become part of my daily routine... )) By the way, I am from Sydney, Australia, and right now we are on a fairly strict lockdown. This is not the first time, however, I feel this time it will be for a long period... Anyway, let's not talk about sad things! )) It's 1.45am and I’m not going to sleep, but I’m stubbornly awaiting the premiere of your video show! Thank you Rico & Victoria, and good luck! ОБНИМАШКИ ! ! ! ))
🤗🤗 WELCOME ABOARD! this is music to our ears to hear anyone say they watch us on the daily 😝🙏🏻💙 please stay safe and we will do our best to keep you entertained 🙌🏻
G'day from Cronulla, buddy! You will enjoy going back through there catalogue of videos!
I've seen hundreds of boat review.. But man this 77 is the best in this class❤️
Glad you think so!
Wow. I know absolutely nothing about ships and was blown away. Fantastic boat. Makes me want to sell everything and buy a boat. Beautiful. Thanks for the great video.
Great video guys, nice to have the builders perspective each step of the way. What a ship!
Thank you!
Another great one Victoria and Rico! Can't wait to see the rest next week.
I keep coming back to watch this. I love this boat and Alexie really steals the show, sorry Victoria 😜 I'd give my legs to have this Explorer if I had any 😂
thanks for joining the Premiere, cannot wait to show you the rest and the sea trial
It seems like I am always saying that this is the best boat tour you have done but here you go and give us an even more amazing boat tour! Wow this ship looks fantastic and I can't wait to see the next video.
ooow thank you kindly, it means the world to know you guys are loving the content! we put a lot of work into try to always grow as a channel 🙏🏻🙌🏻
I have spent a decade on Merchant Ships really love what Bering does Its passion for Excellence and beyond Compare ....Keep it Up and The Tours are amazing well done folks
This woman's forced enthusiasm does my head in!
Watch a few more of her and Rico’s videos. I think you may reconsider.
My favorite part was the "Bunk" above the coffee make..! Soopuhh smahhhht design...
😝😂😂 it was huuuge, like it didn’t even look that big on camera 🙈😂😝
This may be just what I am looking for. Can't wait to see it.
don’t we all 😝🙌🏻
Until the price tag.
Who knows, maybe the OP has 5 million to spare. Good on ya mate.
Well this has to be the nicest explorer I’ve seen yet. As for the pricing: Based on Nordies/etc, and similar in class, it should be 9M+ as the finishes are top notch as well as the hardware..
Thus far-She is amazing and stunning. Absolutely love the hull color!
Where is the 2nd Vid???
glad you enjoyed it, the base is €5M so pretty amazing for what you get. part 2 will premiere next Saturday at 9am as usual
Time for another crossover this time with Aquaholic's
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@@NautiStyles Wow, that's an amazing base price for this much ship. I am absolutely impressed.
Explorers are always phenomenal. The Utility & Capability w/ a touch of luxury.
Simply put, the attention to detail in beauty, functionality and safety is mind blowing.
As usual, an excellent tour of a unique boat (I'm with Victoria, can we really call this a boat?) You guys are the best at this. Will there be tours of the other yachts at anchor as well? Love the look of that dark grey one.
ow thanks! we only had 3 jam packed days with Bering, so managed to film so amazing content for you all. how about a tour of the shipyard and the 145’ under construction ?😝
This tour was a treat honestly. Thanks Victoria, Rico and Alexei!
A truly captivating video. Interesting and informative. Clearly a high quality craft and a detailed walkthrough to match.
Glad you enjoyed it!
If things go as planned. I'm definitely buying this explorer and the tender. This is absolutely the best of the best.
Everything about that ship is impressive . Impressive does not describe that ship . Incredibly well thought out . Oh man i dont really have the words …..
Thank you!
I like these, but honestly I think the 65' hits the sweet spot for me. The difference in fuel consumption for the 77' vs. 65' is like triple. As a result the range of the 77' is less than the 65' Explorer. The 77' is a whole level above the 65' but for me, the 65' is the one I would want to actually own.
Fair enough, 65 is also a hell of a boat for the size!
The boat size would be predicated on how many berths you need to have for your posse!
Makes perfect sense of chartering as well
yep, absolutely
It's a wow boat for sure.
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je öfter ich diese dokus schaue, um so mehr werde ich zu einem bering-fan ... thx & greets -☠❤🩹☠
Happy we made you a fan 😉
that's an old school SHIP! almost like a luxury tug! Real world build for real world seas! Beautiful and impressive.
This is what I was looking for ❤️❤️ thank you guys .. ❤️
🙌🏻🙌🏻💙💙💙 it’s truly our pleasure
The design and engineering is just spectacular! Would this be classified as an explorer yacht?
Love this yacht! Can't wait to see part 2!
🙌🏻😝 we will have a Wednesday mid-week treat video for you all to hold you over till Saturday 🤪
@@NautiStyles Thank you thank you. In advance.
You can see Victoria and Rico are in love with this Bering Yacht as am I
Best designed small ship I’ve ever seen ! It is a small ship. Fantastic build .
Rico must be the luckiest guy on the planet to have Victoria by his side. You guys make an incredibly awesome couple :-)
😍😍 oooow thank you kindly 🙏🏻💙
Damn nice little ship. The president's demeanor does the company justice.
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The safety and security of the doors allowing for both a normal lock as well as a huge deadbolt make this boat much safer if you are somewhere around the coast of Somalia or other areas to keep the passengers and owner Secure during almost any situation!
Love their approach to yacht building and systems
Thank you for your comment!
Agreed; Alexei's quiet and unassuming manner is kind of a ruse; when pressed to speak, his pride in his boats is clear. He's the guy who makes everything a little bigger and a little heavier-duty, just because. Even if I could afford it, I think the slow cruise speed would drive me nuts. But otherwise.... Holy smoke!!!
I bet Nick from Aquaholic is so jealous right now
What happened to the second part? Still waiting.
Love the Bering yachts, no statues of Venus and large crystal chandeliers...Glad you guys left ProducerMichael at home, seems you can't take him anywhere.. ; )
a lot more amazing Bering content to come 🙌🏻
I totally loved Rico's "Are you serious" when he saw the sauna.
Spectacular world class explorer yatch here!! Thanks for sharing!
This boat looks like it would be perfectly at home running fisheries protection/maritime patrol in the morning before chilling in some inlet in the afternoon 🙊