Bering B125 - 38m

Forward of the main deck, Bering Yachts created something remarkable in their 2027 motor yacht: a beach club that opens entirely to the sea through hydraulic glass walls, transforming the 38-meter vessel into a floating pavilion. When anchored in calm waters, these transparent barriers disappear completely, allowing ocean breezes to flow unobstructed through the space while guests lounge on custom daybeds that face the water. This isn't merely an outdoor terrace but a genuine extension of the yacht into its surroundings. The beach club's teak flooring continues seamlessly to a swim platform that sits just centimeters above the waterline, creating an almost imperceptible transition between vessel and sea. Built-in seating curves along the port side, while a dedicated gear station handles water toys and diving equipment without cluttering the social areas. Above this aquatic sanctuary, the main deck flows with equal thoughtfulness. Large windows echo the beach club's transparency theme, flooding interior spaces with natural light that shifts throughout the day. The saloon opens to exterior dining areas through sliding doors wide enough to erase the boundary between inside and out. Bering's approach prioritizes genuine connection with the water rather than sheer spectacle. The yacht's proportions feel deliberately restrained, allowing the beach club to serve as both social hub and launching point for ocean adventures. Every sightline draws the eye toward the water, whether from the upper deck's observation areas or the more intimate seating nooks scattered throughout the vessel. When evening arrives and the glass walls close, the beach club becomes a protected lounge where guests can watch the ocean through floor-to-ceiling windows, the space maintaining its maritime focus even in shelter.