The Bering 77 is a graceful and athletic long range motor yacht. Displacing 165 Tons, she shares the bulbous bow, hard-chined hull shape and twin gondola skegs of her sisterships. High topsides not only translate to a dry ride, but also allow for over 2m headroom, throughout the accommodation areas. Her 8m beam gives an incredibly spacious interior, with open plan entertaining areas a large galley on the main deck. The master stateroom occupies the forward part of the main deck and features a dressing room, lounge area and large bathroom - it's so big, it wouldn't be out of place on yachts of twice this size!

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A variety of layouts can be configured on the lower deck, which is accessed via a staircase from the main deck. The galley is located on a mid-level, between the saloon and pilothouse - a design feature used successfully on other Bering models, giving a great connection and flow through the living accommodation. Side decks run the full length of the main deck, maximising access for mooring and moving around the yacht.

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The engine room is is superbly laid out for ease of maintenance, with stacked generators and twin Cummins engines located in the deep gondola skegs. A large sea chest, located forward on the centre line, gives easy access to through-hull fittings in one safe and convenient location. 

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The flybridge has ample space for a tender, along with areas for sitting or sunbathing. There is plenty of space for a wet bar, refrigeration and barbeque grill, if desired.

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The Bering 77 has a range of over 4000 miles and can travel continuously for several weeks without stopping.