Bering Yachts has announced the keel laying of the semi-custom B107 superyacht at its facility in Antalya, Turkey. In line with the B117, which is also currently in build, the Bering 107 is the evolution of the brand’s long-range cruiser concept. The full-displacement, steel-hulled yacht aims to combine the autonomy and rugged construction of an explorer with the styling and spacious comfort of a modern superyacht.

Conceived by the yard’s in-house design team, the B107 has a layout and living spaces fully customised to suit the owner’s family-oriented needs. The master stateroom is located on the upper deck behind the pilothouse and features a private terrace and panoramic sea views. Unusually for this size of yacht, there is a second full-beam master suite on the main deck forward with direct access to the spa pool on the foredeck protected by the high, flared bow. There are three other guest suites on the lower deck.

The family and guests can enjoy a wide array of amenities and entertainment. There are four dining areas on the yacht to choose from: one on the flybridge with a bar, another on the upper deck forward and a further two in the aft cockpit and the interior dining room. There is even a sauna on the lower deck.

At 33 metres (108 feet) overall, with a beam of 7.55 metres (24.7 feet) and a displacement of 276 tonnes, the B107 is fitted out for long-range cruising, with a range of over 4,000nm at a cruising speed of nine knots. There is also a dedicated laundry on the lower deck and walk-in pantry, three crew cabins and a captain’s cabin.

The Bering 107 is scheduled for delivery in October 2022.

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Source: Superyacht News