Hull length23.85 mFilter by hull length
Beam7.45 m
Draught1.97 m
Weight163,000 kgFilter by weight
Max. power710 hp
CE categoryA
About this boat
The Bering B77 is a displacement expedition yacht measuring almost twenty-four metres with a steel hull. The design remains just below the twenty-four-metre limit, which simplifies regulatory compliance, and is intended for owners undertaking long voyages with eight guests and two crew members.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 23.85 m
- Length overall
- 23.85 m
- Beam
- 7.45 m
- Draught
- 1.97 m
- Weight
- 163,000 kg
- Max. persons
- 10
Engine
- Max. power
- 710 hp
- Number of engines
- 2
- Max. power per engine
- 355 hp
- Fuel tank
- 30,900 l
Hull and construction
- CE category
- A
- Hull material
- Steel
Full description
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The hull is fully displacement-type, constructed from steel with an aluminium superstructure. Below deck there are four cabins: a cabin with a beam of 6 metres for the owner and three guest cabins. The fuel tank holds 30,900 litres and the water tank 4,400 litres.
The propulsion system consists of two Cummins QSM11 engines, each producing 355 hp. The cruising speed is eight knots, the top speed at half load is eleven knots, and the range is over 4,000 nautical miles.
The vessel is certified to CE design category A. Its displacement when fully loaded is 163 tonnes and its gross tonnage is 160 GT. There is space for a tender up to five metres in length.
