Nobody going to acknowledge that Mr Alexi not only lets his employees enjoy the yacht life but the duality of it is once they experience it personally it helps them build even better yachts💣🤯!!! That's definitely a wisdom nugget for any entrepreneur.
@@hap3994 the same way I would enjoy a trip to Disney World, I don't live there but I get to experience it so therefore I'm going to enjoy the vacation while I'm there and BTW I don't think they're that low paid I think they probably make good money
@@hap3994 Bering Nauticals employees are anything but low paid and unappreciated. Anatolia, Turkey has a high concentration of talented and opportunistic yacht builders (many young) all drawing from a limited labor pool of talent. That drives up wages and opportunities for advancement for dedicated and professional workers. I went through similar experiences helping run a number of company divisions in Mexico back in the 80's, 90's and 2000's.
I've been hoping you would finally cover Bering. Their 77 is freaking amazing for it's size class. The Hysucat is so extraordinary. It's so smooth at high speeds and it doesn't burn gas like it should. I've been saying for the last year that if I ever won the lottery I'm calling them up for my own yacht. I'd circumnavigate the world.
@Richard Contini Jr: A bit of friendly advice sir. Don't ever say, "if I ever won the lottery", around David. He'll publicly ridicule you for your dreams.
What a beautiful video. The founder’s talk was so interesting. His personality makes you fall in love with the brand.. best salesperson ever without even trying
Every time i smile when I hear Alexey speak about his boats. You can clearly see the love and passion this man has for his product. I also love the attention you are giving Bering as they deserve to be in the spotlight. Super Yacht quality and safety in a hefty power package for a fraction of the price. This is a shipyard I would love to work at (even for free) just to be part of the team that produces such a level of quality that you will most likely not find in the same range at other yards.
Was introduced to Alexey on NautiStyles channel. He just seems like a very down to Earth, nice guy that wants to make the yacht he feels is the safest yacht made. Their yachts are truly impressive.
Alexei is absolutely fantastic and his dedication to safety, redundancy and comfort really shines through in the finish product. Not just that, how they get their boats to keep single digit gallons per hour usage statstics at cruising for their size is INSANE (If I overheard in the Nautistyles video correctly 4.5 gal/ph for Behring 70 at 8kts) Truly built for purpose explorer yachts and constantly innovating and adjusting their models because its all welded and not made from forms. I wonder if he will ever make an explorer catamaran with their same manufacturer ethos? Give Silent Yachts real competition (probably better) but with diesel hybrid drive.
Is that even possible : 4.5 gal/ph for Behring 70 at 8kts..... I would love if anyone is an expert in fuel consumption to comment. I had a 40 footer and burned wayyyy more than that
@@TheStaniG Turns out its 40 Liters per hour. What the heck I was thinking to believe its 4 liter... LOL www.touron-nautica.com/descargas/CMD/curva/QSB6_7/425_2.pdf
David, thank you for allowing Alex to talk about his passion without interruption. Another popular channel interviewed him but they just wanted to hear themselves talk and we did not get to hear this man cleanly explain anything. I love your vlogs.
David, loved this video. I'm a massive Bering fan, and am sure that Alexi and his team are thrilled with your presentation of their professionalism and passion. I look forward to more sites visits like this.
I’ve been following their founder for a few years, he comes from a heavy commercial fishing background and the ships he’s building are stout. He is hands on and I love seeing this company get some attention.
Bering is basically building a small commercial ship in a luxury yacht wrapper. Alexi's philosophy of constant improvement/innovation in things like structure, layouts, hull design is very easy to implement when you are working with steel. Fiberglass, you want to change a bulkhead/structure or part of the hull you gotta do a whole new mold, hundreds of thousands(maybe millions) of dollars. His philosophy of constant incremental improvements is very easy to implement when all your boats are custom spec and pretty much hand made.
Yep, I was surprised when they announced this, now I've seen a few videos about Bering, I can fully appreciate now why they have gone for the big upgrade. (must be doing well!)
@@connannbarbarin3033 I believe Nauti boat is also the smallest charter class boat available as well. It was the B77 Veronika but I guess the Nautiboat will be the smallest 5+ crew cabin layout available?
Alexei and Bering really put a lot of other yacht builders to shame. Be it the safety of the boats themselves, the redundancy of every system, the designs and not at last the price points. The honest openness and down to earth approach of Alexei and his company is a really refreshing thing to see in an industry in dire need for exactly this.
Alexi and Bering Yachts have really had some great exposure this past year and they are easily my second favorite yacht builder. I really hope you're able to provide a tour of the B 145 (44.2 m) yacht when it's completed (or for their hull #2). That size range and above is the what I love. Thank you for this video.
@@grondhero let me guess, Octopus? Is your favorite yacht? It was a ship built with a purpose, to explore the oceans with its own helicopter and submarine, and did it with style and comfort of its late owner Paul Allen. Yeah, it's one of my favorites too, my other favorite is Nirvana, built by Oceanco. But, you know what my ultimate favorite will be?
@@Rob_Moilanen My favorite is actually _Here Comes the Sun_ which I've seen a detailed tour of. _Octopus_ would be a great yacht, too, but I'd want to see an interior tour of it before claiming it as my favorite. Having stated that, with _Octopus's_ purpose and having a submarine on board, it's definitely my favorite that I _haven't_ seen the inside of. 😉
Pretty cool, love Bering they build a boat similar to one I grew up on with my dad at the helm. He was a commercial Captain travelled the World for many companies, both bulk and oil. Interesting that NautiStyles chose a Bering yacht, both of your channels speak very highly of the builder and yachts. Having been at myself in my younger days safety over some flash any day. I have been in the North Atlantic during some serious storms, and that flash means zero. Safety above all else, thank you to Bering for knowing this. Blessings to all
Bering already holds the crown for my favorite yacht builder. I am very much hoping we will get one or more proper walkthrough videos of the 145 when it's completely done. That one very much is my ship of dreams.
I really admire Alexi and his philosophy on yacht building....if I was suddenly to get rich, the Bering 145 would be my go to explorer/luxury just based just off of the videos that I have watched with Alexi and other RUclipsrs (u=you know who, haha). Glad you finally got into the Bering family).
An exceptional shipyard with a quality mindset like no other. Alexey Mikhaylov and his team is the guarantor of buying a very good explorer yacht. Thanks David for an interesting video.
Definitely on a great "content" roll as of late. A break from the world-is-on-fire news that's inundating us these days(years). Sure we need to be current on world events, but these videos are glimpse of what eventually getting back to normal can be......
I like the approach Alexei has to boats. It is indeed all about safety and if that safety can come with comfort then that is an add on. So many boat builders only go for aesthetics and safety is a bit of a 'problem'. I have seen super yachts where I would not even want to be found dead, all flashy, but highly unstable and built with the cheapest materials. If I would ever be able to afford a new yacht in this size I am sure it would be a Bering. Out current boat is also a trawler, built for heavy seas and thus safety and we love it. We don't need to worry, we know that our vessel can handle much more than we can and with more extreme weather on the way you need that sense of security. Great video and thanks for letting Alexei speak his mind.
Great video. I am really liking the Bering Yachts. The way they pack in the storage space is incredible. The Bering Yacht has gone to the top of my dream list. Probably an 80 or 85.
This Man continues to LIVE IMPRESS EVERY TIME DOES AN INTERVIEW!!! 🙏🏽. One Day Mr Alexi, I hope to at least be a passenger if not owner🙌🏽Chemo can’t even dull my excitement view these beautiful creations! Big UPs from Dallas, Texas 🤙🏽
spoke with Alexi in 2020 and is a man who certainly stood out in integrity. Most importantly Bering is now getting the attention it deserves and we can see why.
Bering has a unique look and style, which is very difficult it seems with all the other brands. Bering is the most ship like among yachts, and built like tanks. I love them, and it's a crime that not more walk throughs are available of the entire Bering fleet.
I'm not a big fan of the big motor yachts, but these are truly amazing and have such a refreshing ethos. What a privilege for us to have been able to meet the boss and see the process but even better for you guys. Amazing site and workshops, what a great company. I'm not jealous of you at all 🤣 Great vid guys ❤️
I think they are just about my favourite yard today. I did some large projects with Claus Kusch and he had the same mentality as Alexie, make strong, make it work. Thanks David and the team once again, quality work as normal.
Nice when a yacht builder uses brains during construction. A ship like that shouldn't be beautiful only, but also verry functional. And that shows at Bering Yachts for sure.👍
Alexei talked about maintaining the ratio and how it relates to comfort. I was recently watching a video on a 90' fiberglass yacht and in several scenes I noticed how much the yacht bobbed up and down, while being tied to the dock. I've seen videos of his 70 on Nautistyles that looked rock solid in an anchorage.
Love the look of those boats . When I was younger , I was an engineer on a tug , and tugs operate on a timetable so weather has to be real nasty before one stops . Bering reminds me of those boats .
Love Bering yachts they are an amazing boat. Robust but safe, be comfortable when the yacht is sailing, but beautiful interiors. Fabulous vidio with Alexis explanation of his expections of building a boat that meets legal requirements and owners wishes.
There are lots of pretty yachts out there. Very luxurious and different prices. However Bering Yachts takes the cake, I love the 77 yacht, all of them are very well made. Alexei, the CEO I believe. Seems very passionate about his product as far as safety, honest man and humble and tell you how it is in my opinion. Unfortunately, I don't have the four or five millions needed to own a new one. Perhaps, if I ever win the lottery. Wishing Bering Yachts all the best.
Love bering. It would be a dream to one day travel to the North or South Pole with a Bering! Thank you, @Yachtsforsale for the very high quality video production and presentation. Keep it up!
I've watched a few Bering yacht videos. I like them, a lot. Most of all, I like Alexi. If I ever won the lottery and had the chance to buy a yacht....I'd buy one of his. I think he's a down-to-earth, super nice guy. That matters to me.
Great video, can't get enough of Bering yachts. A little bemused at how Aquaholic got a wrap , to my knowledge he's only done a tour of 1 Bering that being hull 1 of the B70 in which you featured, anyhow he does feature some nice yachts. Keep up the fantastic work.😊
Bering is improving leaps and bounds in the past few years. All other boat builders should be worried or learning. Alexey is taking boat building to the next level!
i remember seing alexi in a video probably a year ago, and as soon as he started to talk and pointing out things in his boats, i knew this dude knew what he was doing. the construction of those boats is of an outstanding quality.
Alexei has himself lived aboard a Bering 70 for three months. And came up with a raft of improvements to what was already an amazing yacht. The new Bering 70 is now actually 75 feet long. This is the kind of continuous improvement you almost never see from a boatyard.
Excellent video, I really liked this idea to show how Bering builds. I am fascinated with the quality and design of Bering Yachts. Thanks for this video.
That was not just a fascinating video, i found it inspirational in the Bering vision and approach to business. And to see things as they really are and not staged shows the total transparency of the business. Who wouldn’t want to do business with them? Unless you prefer the Hermes tie approach! Thank you David.
Thank you, thank you! LOVE the Bering boats! Thank you also for the tiny glimpses of the 145. 3 washers and 3 dryers (and not in the crew mess)! Somebody was thinking there. But of course, I would have expected no less 😊
6 months ago at fort Lauderdale there was a bearing 65 for sale and when I saw the interiors it was basically a giant middle finger to Nordhaven yachts . The interior had that Nordhaven yacht feel but much better
i am very new to this channel.. im actually from the midwest in the USA. i have been very facinated with ships and boats since i served in the USNAVY. i look forward to more of your videos...
Hi David and Alexei. Bering. . . Rugged, seaworthy, comfortable and most importantly Safety at sea. A fantastic tour of this shipyard and interview with the CEO. Very interesting video, looking forward to the 145. Thanks 😊
My favorite yacht. It beat out Sunreef, Sunseeker, OA90R, Riva and a few others. On another note, anyone going to talk about how beautiful the surroundings are with the mountains. Stunning.
Your best video I've ever enjoyed and I'm a big fan! I fell in love with this builder instantly for all the reasons you state. These boats are likely to remain a fantasy desire due to the total cost of ownership, it's daunting for all but the billionaire. I dream of owning an 80, but I'm smitten by what that 145 is going to look like when finished! I dream like all of us, of cruising the entire world at my liesure, any conditions any coastline. Just soaking it all in. A captain and wife team with their quarters as big as the other suits right behind the helm. Generous room for three more crew. Living on the boat, repleshing supplies, making repairs, keeping this lifestyle on track! I'm sure its not easy or economical. Yeah, I live this life vicariously through quality videos like yours and of course N.S. I hope you will follow their build of a 75. It would be a dream come true to own and operate these ships, however the video insight you create is a delicious and satisfying substitute.
Nautistyles was responsible for the growth I think. Nick just covered one yacht, the 70. I don't really count his as doing a whole lot to move the needle l Iike Rico and Victoria did.
Absolutely loved this video. Got so excited about the process. Thank you for sharing such a great internal experience about bearing. My dream to experience one day a boat building yard or boat show. Much love from South Africa.
Excellent David! These type of videos are so good. Well, you never disappoint really but these in-depth builder portraits are very interesting. I only wish it was longer, or had another part... Have a look on the floor of the editing room, maybe there are som bits and pieces left that you can cobble together for a Directors Cut 😉
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There might have been a King of Rock and there might have been a King of Pop. But surely there is only one King of Explorer Yachts and that is Alexey.
Nobody going to acknowledge that Mr Alexi not only lets his employees enjoy the yacht life but the duality of it is once they experience it personally it helps them build even better yachts💣🤯!!! That's definitely a wisdom nugget for any entrepreneur.
How do low paid workers "enjoy" the yacht life. Be serious
@@hap3994 the same way I would enjoy a trip to Disney World, I don't live there but I get to experience it so therefore I'm going to enjoy the vacation while I'm there and BTW I don't think they're that low paid I think they probably make good money
@@hap3994 Bering Nauticals employees are anything but low paid and unappreciated. Anatolia, Turkey has a high concentration of talented and opportunistic yacht builders (many young) all drawing from a limited labor pool of talent. That drives up wages and opportunities for advancement for dedicated and professional workers.
I went through similar experiences helping run a number of company divisions in Mexico back in the 80's, 90's and 2000's.
One day trip, or even a handful, do not equate to “enjoying the yacht life”. Still, it’s a good business strategy
I've been hoping you would finally cover Bering. Their 77 is freaking amazing for it's size class. The Hysucat is so extraordinary. It's so smooth at high speeds and it doesn't burn gas like it should. I've been saying for the last year that if I ever won the lottery I'm calling them up for my own yacht. I'd circumnavigate the world.
get into xrp.
@Richard Contini Jr: A bit of friendly advice sir. Don't ever say, "if I ever won the lottery", around David. He'll publicly ridicule you for your dreams.
@@timohaikarainen3957 lol
@@nerblebun that's because "lottery winners" don't build yachts, they buy them ready-built for them, and that's not how Alexai builds yachts.
What a beautiful video. The founder’s talk was so interesting. His personality makes you fall in love with the brand.. best salesperson ever without even trying
Every time i smile when I hear Alexey speak about his boats. You can clearly see the love and passion this man has for his product. I also love the attention you are giving Bering as they deserve to be in the spotlight. Super Yacht quality and safety in a hefty power package for a fraction of the price. This is a shipyard I would love to work at (even for free) just to be part of the team that produces such a level of quality that you will most likely not find in the same range at other yards.
Was introduced to Alexey on NautiStyles channel. He just seems like a very down to Earth, nice guy that wants to make the yacht he feels is the safest yacht made. Their yachts are truly impressive.
Alexei is absolutely fantastic and his dedication to safety, redundancy and comfort really shines through in the finish product. Not just that, how they get their boats to keep single digit gallons per hour usage statstics at cruising for their size is INSANE (If I overheard in the Nautistyles video correctly 4.5 gal/ph for Behring 70 at 8kts)
Truly built for purpose explorer yachts and constantly innovating and adjusting their models because its all welded and not made from forms. I wonder if he will ever make an explorer catamaran with their same manufacturer ethos? Give Silent Yachts real competition (probably better) but with diesel hybrid drive.
Is that even possible : 4.5 gal/ph for Behring 70 at 8kts..... I would love if anyone is an expert in fuel consumption to comment. I had a 40 footer and burned wayyyy more than that
@@ManassehDon Thats why it really stuck out for me, because thats CRAZY fuel economy, but I went back and checked and thats what they said.
@@TheStaniG Turns out its 40 Liters per hour. What the heck I was thinking to believe its 4 liter... LOL www.touron-nautica.com/descargas/CMD/curva/QSB6_7/425_2.pdf
And thats 40 liter per engine, so 80 liter total or about 20Gal/hr. Still not bad
@@ManassehDon that makes WAY more sense...
Not bas but also hot damn thats alotta money.
David, thank you for allowing Alex to talk about his passion without interruption. Another popular channel interviewed him but they just wanted to hear themselves talk and we did not get to hear this man cleanly explain anything. I love your vlogs.
That was exactly what I thought while I was listening to that long and uninterrupted part. Thank you for that.
David, loved this video. I'm a massive Bering fan, and am sure that Alexi and his team are thrilled with your presentation of their professionalism and passion. I look forward to more sites visits like this.
I think I'm falling in love with Bering Yachts. Love the focus on safety, redundancy, comfort, and robust design.
I’ve been following their founder for a few years, he comes from a heavy commercial fishing background and the ships he’s building are stout. He is hands on and I love seeing this company get some attention.
Bering is basically building a small commercial ship in a luxury yacht wrapper. Alexi's philosophy of constant improvement/innovation in things like structure, layouts, hull design is very easy to implement when you are working with steel. Fiberglass, you want to change a bulkhead/structure or part of the hull you gotta do a whole new mold, hundreds of thousands(maybe millions) of dollars. His philosophy of constant incremental improvements is very easy to implement when all your boats are custom spec and pretty much hand made.
I believe NautiStyles has a Bering 75 under construction at present. Great boats.
Yep, I was surprised when they announced this, now I've seen a few videos about Bering, I can fully appreciate now why they have gone for the big upgrade. (must be doing well!)
Yes. It was the Hull #9 "under construction" in the Video.
Did say was 75 getting made must be there one
@@jimmunro4649 their is the first 75 and the only one for now
@@connannbarbarin3033 I believe Nauti boat is also the smallest charter class boat available as well. It was the B77 Veronika but I guess the Nautiboat will be the smallest 5+ crew cabin layout available?
Alexei and Bering really put a lot of other yacht builders to shame. Be it the safety of the boats themselves, the redundancy of every system, the designs and not at last the price points. The honest openness and down to earth approach of Alexei and his company is a really refreshing thing to see in an industry in dire need for exactly this.
I am a total fan of Alexei and Bering. He is just such a genuinely nice guy and is obviously very passionate about his product. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Alexi and Bering Yachts have really had some great exposure this past year and they are easily my second favorite yacht builder. I really hope you're able to provide a tour of the B 145 (44.2 m) yacht when it's completed (or for their hull #2). That size range and above is the what I love.
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for watching!
I'm super-curious to know who your FIRST favourite yacht builder is now!
@@Yachtsforsaleblog Lurssen Yachts. 😁
@@grondhero Well, that was actually a no-brainer 🤣 (me too)
@@grondhero let me guess, Octopus? Is your favorite yacht? It was a ship built with a purpose, to explore the oceans with its own helicopter and submarine, and did it with style and comfort of its late owner Paul Allen. Yeah, it's one of my favorites too, my other favorite is Nirvana, built by Oceanco. But, you know what my ultimate favorite will be?
@@Rob_Moilanen My favorite is actually _Here Comes the Sun_ which I've seen a detailed tour of. _Octopus_ would be a great yacht, too, but I'd want to see an interior tour of it before claiming it as my favorite. Having stated that, with _Octopus's_ purpose and having a submarine on board, it's definitely my favorite that I _haven't_ seen the inside of. 😉
In my opinion Bering are the class leaders now, every one of their boats is so good, other yards should learn from Alexei and his approach to it all.
FINALLY! Someone gives us some shots of the 145!!! Thank you brother! And a tank deck!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤜🏽🤛🏽❤️
Pretty cool, love Bering they build a boat similar to one I grew up on with my dad at the helm. He was a commercial Captain travelled the World for many companies, both bulk and oil. Interesting that NautiStyles chose a Bering yacht, both of your channels speak very highly of the builder and yachts. Having been at myself in my younger days safety over some flash any day. I have been in the North Atlantic during some serious storms, and that flash means zero. Safety above all else, thank you to Bering for knowing this. Blessings to all
I would travel anywhere on any Bering. They look fantastic. A great insight David, so much great content.
I Love BERING YATCH ❤
Bering already holds the crown for my favorite yacht builder. I am very much hoping we will get one or more proper walkthrough videos of the 145 when it's completely done. That one very much is my ship of dreams.
I really admire Alexi and his philosophy on yacht building....if I was suddenly to get rich, the Bering 145 would be my go to explorer/luxury just based just off of the videos that I have watched with Alexi and other RUclipsrs (u=you know who, haha). Glad you finally got into the Bering family).
i would get 80, i dont want big crew
@@connannbarbarin3033 it's a big boat too, you may need a big family, or crew just to maneuver it around the docks.
@@Rob_Moilanen ye, 2 crew. With 40 000 l of fuel i wouldn't be going to marinas often
An exceptional shipyard with a quality mindset like no other. Alexey Mikhaylov and his team is the guarantor of buying a very good explorer yacht. Thanks David for an interesting video.
Letting Alexi talk without interruption was the best thing you could have done... hat off for that.
I'm very impressed with Bering's explorer yachts and their philosophy on yachts in general.
Definitely on a great "content" roll as of late. A break from the world-is-on-fire news that's inundating us these days(years). Sure we need to be current on world events, but these videos are glimpse of what eventually getting back to normal can be......
I like the approach Alexei has to boats. It is indeed all about safety and if that safety can come with comfort then that is an add on. So many boat builders only go for aesthetics and safety is a bit of a 'problem'. I have seen super yachts where I would not even want to be found dead, all flashy, but highly unstable and built with the cheapest materials.
If I would ever be able to afford a new yacht in this size I am sure it would be a Bering. Out current boat is also a trawler, built for heavy seas and thus safety and we love it. We don't need to worry, we know that our vessel can handle much more than we can and with more extreme weather on the way you need that sense of security.
Great video and thanks for letting Alexei speak his mind.
Yes I must admit everything I have seen to date regarding Bering and there ethos regarding there craft is impeccable, Alexi gives of a very good vibe.
Great video. I am really liking the Bering Yachts. The way they pack in the storage space is incredible. The Bering Yacht has gone to the top of my dream list. Probably an 80 or 85.
Bering rocks... :) Amazing!
This Man continues to LIVE IMPRESS EVERY TIME DOES AN INTERVIEW!!! 🙏🏽. One Day Mr Alexi, I hope to at least be a passenger if not owner🙌🏽Chemo can’t even dull my excitement view these beautiful creations! Big UPs from Dallas, Texas 🤙🏽
David, you have the coolest job. Thank you so very much!
spoke with Alexi in 2020 and is a man who certainly stood out in integrity. Most importantly Bering is now getting the attention it deserves and we can see why.
Alexei has a wise (and very marketable) definition of safety as something that enhances one's comfort level/peace of mind. Bering's are mini ships.
Bering has a unique look and style, which is very difficult it seems with all the other brands. Bering is the most ship like among yachts, and built like tanks. I love them, and it's a crime that not more walk throughs are available of the entire Bering fleet.
I'm not a big fan of the big motor yachts, but these are truly amazing and have such a refreshing ethos.
What a privilege for us to have been able to meet the boss and see the process but even better for you guys.
Amazing site and workshops, what a great company.
I'm not jealous of you at all 🤣
Great vid guys ❤️
I think they are just about my favourite yard today. I did some large projects with Claus Kusch and he had the same mentality as Alexie, make strong, make it work. Thanks David and the team once again, quality work as normal.
Nice when a yacht builder uses brains during construction. A ship like that shouldn't be beautiful only, but also verry functional. And that shows at Bering Yachts for sure.👍
Absolutely enjoyed this video, David.
The quality of your video keeps upgrading periodically and with this video you've just leveled up! 😃
Well done! Love the fact you mentioned my other two favorite yacht channels. These Bering yachts are awesome!
Extraordinary. The video went by in a blink of an eye.
David, that was an excellent video. Bravo. I, for one, am far more interested in that layer of cork in the plywood than I am in a fancy chandelier.
Alexei talked about maintaining the ratio and how it relates to comfort. I was recently watching a video on a 90' fiberglass yacht and in several scenes I noticed how much the yacht bobbed up and down, while being tied to the dock. I've seen videos of his 70 on Nautistyles that looked rock solid in an anchorage.
Hands down Bearing yachts will be the new standard of yacht building!
No fuss and a huge passion. That's why people love Bering.
The more I listen to Alexi the more I admire him as a leader and as a person. I hope I can meet him one day.
Love the look of those boats . When I was younger , I was an engineer on a tug , and tugs operate on a timetable so weather has to be real nasty before one stops . Bering reminds me of those boats .
Love Bering yachts they are an amazing boat. Robust but safe, be comfortable when the yacht is sailing, but beautiful interiors. Fabulous vidio with Alexis explanation of his expections of building a boat that meets legal requirements and owners wishes.
There are lots of pretty yachts out there. Very luxurious and different prices. However Bering Yachts takes the cake, I love the 77 yacht, all of them are very well made. Alexei, the CEO I believe. Seems very passionate about his product as far as safety, honest man and humble and tell you how it is in my opinion. Unfortunately, I don't have the four or five millions needed to own a new one. Perhaps, if I ever win the lottery. Wishing Bering Yachts all the best.
I just love exploring these boats on a computer , on you.tube , endlessly, just looping at others actually living life-seems nice.
Well Done! Great interview, no interruptions, free flow information 🎉Fabulous visuals too! Thanks! 👏🐨💫
Simply the very best Bering yacht video I have seen, thank you.
Love bering. It would be a dream to one day travel to the North or South Pole with a Bering!
Thank you, @Yachtsforsale for the very high quality video production and presentation. Keep it up!
A great man surrounded by great workers building Awesome ships.I've never seen a Bering I didn't like.
I could listen to Alexei for hours.. Great video! Thanks.
It's the BERING 80' for me ladies and gents 😊
Another quality production from you. Love nicks informal style but it's easy see there is a lot more effort and time gone into this. Well done
I fell in LOVE with the Bering 77. That would be my dream boat. Thanks for the tour, its amazing.
Fantastic video. The owner is brilliant, loved his analogies to Passat, which I also love.
Great tour of Bering, Alexei is amazing I love his passion for his yachts
Been a fan of their fine work for years.
I've watched a few Bering yacht videos. I like them, a lot. Most of all, I like Alexi. If I ever won the lottery and had the chance to buy a yacht....I'd buy one of his. I think he's a down-to-earth, super nice guy. That matters to me.
Great video, can't get enough of Bering yachts. A little bemused at how Aquaholic got a wrap , to my knowledge he's only done a tour of 1 Bering that being hull 1 of the B70 in which you featured, anyhow he does feature some nice yachts. Keep up the fantastic work.😊
Bering is improving leaps and bounds in the past few years. All other boat builders should be worried or learning. Alexey is taking boat building to the next level!
Bering has solidified their company. Not everyone that loves his yachts can buy one but some of his fans can. He’s booked up for a couple years.
i remember seing alexi in a video probably a year ago, and as soon as he started to talk and pointing out things in his boats, i knew this dude knew what he was doing. the construction of those boats is of an outstanding quality.
Alexei has himself lived aboard a Bering 70 for three months. And came up with a raft of improvements to what was already an amazing yacht. The new Bering 70 is now actually 75 feet long. This is the kind of continuous improvement you almost never see from a boatyard.
This was my favorite one of yours yet! I hope you return to Bering often. I’m a huge fan.
Excellent video, I really liked this idea to show how Bering builds. I am fascinated with the quality and design of Bering Yachts. Thanks for this video.
That was not just a fascinating video, i found it inspirational in the Bering vision and approach to business. And to see things as they really are and not staged shows the total transparency of the business. Who wouldn’t want to do business with them? Unless you prefer the Hermes tie approach! Thank you David.
What a video. Thanks to Alexi for his insight. As a Coxswain on rescue safety is paramount. All I want is 6 little numbers 😉
Two you too are awesome. As well are Bering Eplorers.
Thank you, thank you! LOVE the Bering boats! Thank you also for the tiny glimpses of the 145. 3 washers and 3 dryers (and not in the crew mess)! Somebody was thinking there. But of course, I would have expected no less 😊
What a lot of work, it must be enormous. I understand that experience is a huge advantage. Thank you David for this trip
6 months ago at fort Lauderdale there was a bearing 65 for sale and when I saw the interiors it was basically a giant middle finger to Nordhaven yachts . The interior had that Nordhaven yacht feel but much better
Was it "Namaste"?
Amazing, can't get enough of Bering :)
i am very new to this channel.. im actually from the midwest in the USA. i have been very facinated with ships and boats since i served in the USNAVY. i look forward to more of your videos...
I can't wait for the 145 video
Hi David and Alexei. Bering. . . Rugged, seaworthy, comfortable and most importantly Safety at sea. A fantastic tour of this shipyard and interview with the CEO. Very interesting video, looking forward to the 145. Thanks 😊
Nice to hear Alexi talk without squeaking Victoria constantly interrupting him.
I've been following this fellow and his company for the past year and have decided that my next purchase (and last) needs to come from him.
Bering Yachts are on fire. Would definitely be on my short list if I had the funds. Thanks for the great tour David.
I love the forward leaning windscreens they really say wow I'm on a ship lol!
Great video. Huge fan of Bering and Mr. Alexy
Alexey is awesome, so down to earth and I'd trust him with my life - which is what you do with a boat.
My favorite yacht. It beat out Sunreef, Sunseeker, OA90R, Riva and a few others. On another note, anyone going to talk about how beautiful the surroundings are with the mountains. Stunning.
Hey David, absolutely love your videos. I would love to see a similar video of the Van der Valk shipyard in the Nederland's. Keep up the good work!
Amazing - I had a call with Van der Valk yesterday and plan to film there at the end of August. They have some great things going on!
Your best video I've ever enjoyed and I'm a big fan! I fell in love with this builder instantly for all the reasons you state. These boats are likely to remain a fantasy desire due to the total cost of ownership, it's daunting for all but the billionaire. I dream of owning an 80, but I'm smitten by what that 145 is going to look like when finished! I dream like all of us, of cruising the entire world at my liesure, any conditions any coastline. Just soaking it all in. A captain and wife team with their quarters as big as the other suits right behind the helm. Generous room for three more crew. Living on the boat, repleshing supplies, making repairs, keeping this lifestyle on track! I'm sure its not easy or economical. Yeah, I live this life vicariously through quality videos like yours and of course N.S. I hope you will follow their build of a 75. It would be a dream come true to own and operate these ships, however the video insight you create is a delicious and satisfying substitute.
Your review of the stairway build was illustrative of the quality truly built into the ship.
I like the explorer yachts.
Built like beautiful floating fortresses.
They can go through some stuff.
Great design features and finished product. Thankyou for the video David and Alexey
Love this guy Alexei.
Nautistyles was responsible for the growth I think. Nick just covered one yacht, the 70. I don't really count his as doing a whole lot to move the needle l Iike Rico and Victoria did.
awesome video, Bering's are great and alexi is the type of guy you want building your yacht, thanks david!
They are excellent yacht builders now and the future. None better!
Alexei is all about safety and that makes his company a company of choice.
Absolutely loved this video.
Got so excited about the process. Thank you for sharing such a great internal experience about bearing.
My dream to experience one day a boat building yard or boat show.
Much love from South Africa.
Excellent David! These type of videos are so good. Well, you never disappoint really but these in-depth builder portraits are very interesting. I only wish it was longer, or had another part... Have a look on the floor of the editing room, maybe there are som bits and pieces left that you can cobble together for a Directors Cut 😉
Bravo great ending 🙂