Turkish yard Bering Yachts has shared a construction update on the first unit from its 33.1-metre Bering 110 (B110) explorer yacht model, developed in collaboration with Red Yacht Design.
The full-displacement steel hull of the project, which is currently under construction in Antalya, has now been turned, marking a milestone for the first in the series and the inaugural vessel in the yard's updated superyacht line. Work will now progress on the installation of the aluminium superstructure, systems and interior outfitting, ahead of a scheduled 2027 delivery date.
Conceived as a crossover yacht rather than a "scaled-up explorer", the B110 features a range of over 5,000 nautical miles, a fuel capacity of 48,000 litres and strong, broad lines courtesy of Red Yacht Design. According to the yard, in addition to explorer credentials, the model offers volume and characteristics more commonly associated with larger yachts, paired with an interior described as "gentle" and "introspective" to contrast her bold exterior.
"This boat is for people who choose real exploration, long voyages far from shore and a genuinely comfortable life on board," said Alexei Mikhailov, founder and CEO of Bering Yachts. "The design and layout have been developed to take the owner’s wishes into account at every stage, so that life on board is as practical and comfortable as possible."
According to Red Yacht Design, the interior approach on board opts for stillness, balance and "quiet confidence", instead of grandeur or extravagance. The colour palette is predominantly neutral, with rich tones and red hues offering warmth.
“The main saloon is inspired by Far Eastern restraint and precision," Cana Gokhan, co-founder of Red Yacht Design, previously explained at the model's interior unveiling in June 2026. "The lounge, dining area and window nook flow seamlessly into one another without barriers, almost like brushstrokes in a single composition."
Gokhan continued: "Warm wood panelling, soft neutral tones, raw marble and carefully placed burgundy accents are layered with control and intention. The details are clean and deliberate, with subtle nods to the discipline of calligraphy. A curved sofa anchors the lounge, while a full-height wood portal frames the sea view as an integral part of the interior experience."
Engineered for extended voyages, at the forefront of the interior design is practicality, including substantial fresh-water capacity, ample dedicated storage, a large pantry for four weeks of autonomy at sea and an asymmetrical saloon that trades the starboard sidewalk for an extra metre of width.
The main deck houses a forward galley and the owner’s cabin with its "classic layout", while four further cabins (for a total accommodation of 10 guests) can be found below. Additional quarters provide accommodation for five crew.
Customisation is available on board the model, with foldable furniture and the option to include a jacuzzi and bar on the flybridge for charter-friendly clients. There is also room for outdoor dining, a bar and seating in the cockpit, while the beach club can serve as a gym, sauna, lounge or storage for long-range expeditions.
According to BOATPro, Bering Yachts has five projects on order or under construction, including the first unit from its flagship 49.4-metre Bering 165 explorer yacht series, whose keel was laid earlier this year.
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