Bering BC60 First Complete Look | Inside Hull No. 1 of Bering’s New Aluminum Explorer Catamaran
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Bering built its reputation on serious steel explorer yachts. The new BC60 takes that expedition philosophy in a very different direction: an all-aluminum, 62-foot expedition catamaran.
After years of development, Bering’s first BC60 is now complete. At the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, YachtLens stepped aboard Hull No. 1 with Mustafa Cin for an in-depth look at how Bering translated its expedition-yacht philosophy into an aluminum catamaran.
This is much more than a tour of another big-volume catamaran. Mustafa takes us through the thinking behind the BC60, from its expansive living spaces and unusually extensive storage to its flexible accommodations, enclosed flybridge, machinery access, and owner-oriented engineering.
One theme keeps appearing throughout the boat: Bering has tried to make nearly every available space useful.
The deeper we go into the BC60, the more interesting the engineering becomes.
BERING BC60 HIGHLIGHTS
62 ft / 18.9 m overall length
28 ft 2 in / 8.6 m beam
All-aluminum construction
Full-displacement expedition-catamaran design
Flexible 4–6 cabin arrangements
Open or optional enclosed flybridge configurations
Extensive storage and technical-access areas
Hull No. 1 shown at Cannes 2026
Bering currently publishes a range of 3,000+ nautical miles at 7 knots for the BC60 model. Hull No. 1 has its own equipment and operating configuration, so performance figures discussed during the walkthrough should be understood in that context.
MORE INFORMATION:
Bering Yachts
https://beringyachts.com/
Bering BC60
https://beringyachts.com/models/bc60/
MUSTAFA CIN
Mustafa Cin joined us for this walkthrough and provides detailed insight into the BC60’s design, systems and engineering.
Mustafa Cin on LinkedIn:
LinkedIn: mustafa-cin-21684886
For direct yacht inquiries, contact Bering Yachts through its official website.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:49 Aft Platform & Cockpit
02:42 Why Bering Built a Catamaran
03:19 Dimensions & Range
03:54 Salon & Galley
05:02 Cross-Deck Storage
06:56 Foredeck
09:11 Guest Cabins
10:55 Master Stateroom
12:51 Boat Deck & Tender
14:30 Enclosed Flybridge
17:13 Laundry & Crew Cabin
18:51 Engine Rooms & Systems
20:50 Engineering & Service Access
22:51 Electrical & Climate Systems
23:58 Closing Thoughts
ABOUT YACHTLENS
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If you enjoy discovering boats that are a little different from what you might find in your local marina, subscribe to YachtLens and become part of the community.
Your support helps us keep traveling, filming and finding you yachts worth discovering.
Leave a comment for Mustafa and let us know what you think of Bering’s new expedition-catamaran approach.
#BeringBC60 #BeringYachts #ExpeditionCatamaran #ExplorerYacht #YachtTour #YachtLens
20 Comments
For extended cruising, which would you choose: a traditional steel monohull explorer or the BC60?
What would decide it for you: range, seakeeping, machinery access, interior volume, or something else?
Have a question for Mustafa? Leave it below.
It's a shame you didn't get to take her out, it would be good to see how she sails. Was there any discussion about stability/ being rather top-heavy (taller than her beam)?
the only thing I don't like is the design of the pilot seat on the flying bridge and the screens
the screens are too high, when you stand in front of the helm, you have to see the bow of the ship
as if they designed the captain to be 2+ meters tall 🙄
Bering BC60 First Complete Look | Inside Hull No. 1 of Bering’s New Aluminum Explorer Catamaran
YachtLens
27,747 views
Bering built its reputation on serious steel explorer yachts. The new BC60 takes that expedition philosophy in a very different direction: an all-aluminum, 62-foot expedition catamaran.
After years of development, Bering’s first BC60 is now complete. At the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, YachtLens stepped aboard Hull No. 1 with Mustafa Cin for an in-depth look at how Bering translated its expedition-yacht philosophy into an aluminum catamaran.
This is much more than a tour of another big-volume catamaran. Mustafa takes us through the thinking behind the BC60, from its expansive living spaces and unusually extensive storage to its flexible accommodations, enclosed flybridge, machinery access, and owner-oriented engineering.
One theme keeps appearing throughout the boat: Bering has tried to make nearly every available space useful.
The deeper we go into the BC60, the more interesting the engineering becomes.
BERING BC60 HIGHLIGHTS
62 ft / 18.9 m overall length
28 ft 2 in / 8.6 m beam
All-aluminum construction
Full-displacement expedition-catamaran design
Flexible 4–6 cabin arrangements
Open or optional enclosed flybridge configurations
Extensive storage and technical-access areas
Hull No. 1 shown at Cannes 2026
Bering currently publishes a range of 3,000+ nautical miles at 7 knots for the BC60 model. Hull No. 1 has its own equipment and operating configuration, so performance figures discussed during the walkthrough should be understood in that context.
MORE INFORMATION:
Bering Yachts
https://beringyachts.com/
Bering BC60
https://beringyachts.com/models/bc60/
MUSTAFA CIN
Mustafa Cin joined us for this walkthrough and provides detailed insight into the BC60’s design, systems and engineering.
Mustafa Cin on LinkedIn:
LinkedIn: mustafa-cin-21684886
For direct yacht inquiries, contact Bering Yachts through its official website.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:49 Aft Platform & Cockpit
02:42 Why Bering Built a Catamaran
03:19 Dimensions & Range
03:54 Salon & Galley
05:02 Cross-Deck Storage
06:56 Foredeck
09:11 Guest Cabins
10:55 Master Stateroom
12:51 Boat Deck & Tender
14:30 Enclosed Flybridge
17:13 Laundry & Crew Cabin
18:51 Engine Rooms & Systems
20:50 Engineering & Service Access
22:51 Electrical & Climate Systems
23:58 Closing Thoughts
ABOUT YACHTLENS
YachtLens travels the world to bring you detailed walkthroughs of distinctive yachts, explorer boats, passagemakers and cruising vessels that deserve a closer look.
If you enjoy discovering boats that are a little different from what you might find in your local marina, subscribe to YachtLens and become part of the community.
Your support helps us keep traveling, filming and finding you yachts worth discovering.
Leave a comment for Mustafa and let us know what you think of Bering’s new expedition-catamaran approach.
#BeringBC60 #BeringYachts #ExpeditionCatamaran #ExplorerYacht #YachtTour #YachtLens