In Cannes the shipyard will display two of its strongest performers in the under-24-meter segment. Visitors will be able to step aboard the third hull of the Bering 88 and the first hull of the aluminium explorer catamaran BC60. These vessels form Bering’s compact explorer offering and continue to generate consistent interest from buyers in both Europe and North America.

The Bering 88, developed from the earlier B80 platform, has established itself as a benchmark in its size range. Its full-displacement steel construction, extended range and efficient use of volume appeal to owners who want genuine blue-water capability without moving into larger, more complex yachts. 

Alongside it, the BC60 marks Bering’s first aluminium expedition catamaran. Combining shallow draft, transoceanic range and adaptable interior layouts, the model has quickly become one of the most discussed among catamaran and explorer clients on both sides of the Atlantic.

At the Monaco Yacht Show attention turns to the Superyacht Division. Bering Yachts will present its two principal larger explorer projects: the 40-metre Bering 130 and the 50-metre Bering 165. Both yachts were developed in partnership with Swiss design studio Valentin Design and have attracted notable attention since they were first announced.

The Bering 165, a 50-metre explorer with a five-deck layout and range exceeding 5,000 nautical miles, has already secured two contracts in 2026. Construction of both hulls is under way, currently at the steel assembly stage. The Bering 130, a 40-metre design positioned as a highly adaptable owner-oriented explorer, has likewise drawn attention for its combination of volume, practicality and long-range capability.

“These two superyacht models arrived on the market at the right time,” said Alexei Mikhailov, Founder and CEO of Bering Yachts. “They retain the steel explorer characteristics that define our brand while offering the volume and lifestyle flexibility that today’s owners expect. Feedback from clients and brokers has been consistently positive.”

The number of serious enquiries across both the under-24-metre range and the Superyacht Division continues to grow, reinforcing the shipyard’s view that demand for capable, long-range explorer yachts remains robust.

Bering Yachts looks forward to welcoming clients, brokers and media in Cannes and Monaco to discuss available yachts and new-build possibilities.