BERING YACHTS SIGNS CONTRACT FOR SECOND HULL OF BERING 165
Bering Yachts has announced the signing of the contract for the second hull of its flagship Bering 165, continuing the successful growth of its Superyacht division.
The contract was signed with a client from Singapore, making it the second hull sold in 2026. The first contract was signed in January, followed by the keel-laying ceremony on March 30.
The rapid sell-out of the first two hulls clearly demonstrates strong market confidence in the Bering 165 and its positioning as one of the most compelling explorer superyachts in the sub-500 GT segment.
A sophisticated explorer for today’s demands measuring 50 metres in length with a 9-meter beam and 499 GT, the Bering 165 blends Bering’s signature steel-hull explorer DNA with contemporary luxury and exceptional entertainment capabilities. Developed in close collaboration with Valentin Design, the yacht features a five-deck layout that delivers significantly more volume and comfort than her length would suggest, while fully preserving long-range transoceanic capability.
“We are truly delighted to see the results of our collaboration on the Bering 165 starting to materialise this year. This is already the second hull signed in 2026, and we’re very excited to see both yachts on the water,” commented the Valentin Design team.
The second hull has been customised to the owner’s specific vision, transforming the yacht into a genuine entertaining platform. Highlights include a spacious aft area on the main deck with a swimming pool of over 20 square metres, two whirlpool tubs (one integrated with the pool and another forward), and an enclosed garage for tenders and water toys located on the lower deck that keeps all equipment discreetly out of sight during poolside gatherings.
The Main Deck also features a high-end sound system with premium karaoke facilities and a spacious gym offering panoramic sea views. There’s a well-equipped lazarette dedicated to diving and snorkelling equipment.
One of the standout features is the lifting pool floor system, which can be raised to create a large open-air dance floor. It gives an option to transform daytime pool parties into evening nightclub experiences under the stars. The pool can be filled with either fresh or seawater.
Despite the strong emphasis on entertainment, the Bering 165 remains a true explorer at heart. With a range exceeding 5,000 nautical miles, extensive storage capacity, and full self-sufficiency for extended periods at sea, she continues to embody the core Bering values of capability, reliability, and independence.
