Bering 95

The Bering 95 is striking with her bold and powerful lines and has been designed to be a superb transoceanic yacht. Her tall bow profile provides the requisite buoyancy to rise up and over approaching swells. Her “expeditionary” profile is due to her tall bow, as well as the Portuguese bridge and pilothouse, features that contribute to her functionality as well as aesthetics. The Bering 95 is every bit as capable as she looks, and with her enormous fuel capacity she can travel well over 6,000 nautical miles with full tanks.

The interior of the Bering 95 is truly cavernous! Her 26’1” (8 metres) beam is considerably wider than most of her peers. This immense beam provides spacious living quarters above and below deck even with the port and starboard side decks which make for safer and more convenient handling of docking and mooring lines. While specific layout details are at the discretion of the owner, the saloon typically features a large L-settee on the aft starboard saloon with a coffee table and freestanding furniture inboard. A dining table perfect for entertaining large groups is situated in the forward portion of the saloon. This separation of seating areas allows groups to spread out while socializing in the saloon area.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Length Overall (LOA): 95’0″ (28.96 m)
Waterline Length (LWL): 90′ (27.43 m)
Beam: 26’1″ (7.95 m)
Draft (FULL LOAD): 7’6″ (2.29 m)
Displacement (FULL LOAD): 530,000 lbs. (240 metric Tons)
Gross Tonnage: 233 GT
Bridge Clearance: 38’0″ (11.58 m)
Cruise Speed: 10 knots
Maximum Speed: 12 knots
Active Stabilization: Optional
Twin Engines: Cummins QSK – 19
Watertight Bulkheads: 5
Fuel: 12,000 gal. (45,430 L)
Water: 1,500 gal. (5,670 L)
Grey Water: 600 gal. (2,300 L)
Black Water: 600 gal. (2,300 L)
Range: 6,000 + nautical miles

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