Bering B92

A fully custom-built boat, the B92 features a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure. Developed by the team of Bering designers and engineers, the yacht's outlook also reflects some of the ideas introduced by its owner. Unique additions and modifications make this B92 the only Bering yacht of this configuration.

Being a full displacement boat, she is designed for prolonged autonomous blue-water trips and is a real expedition vessel.

M/Y PAPILLON features extensive living and recreational spaces found on all three decks. A five-cabin layout has the master stateroom located on the main deck towards the bow, and the master closet accessible via staircase on the lower deck. Two VIP and two guest staterooms are also placed on the lower deck. The crew quarters and the captain's cabin are placed behind the engine compartment, so there will be no interactions between the guests and the crew at the lower deck. Yacht's exterior modern aesthetic is carried through and matched by the interior décor.

An impressive saloon with panoramic tinted windows features a formal dining area with a teak table, and an entertainment area with two settees, TV panel, HI-FI system, and a built-in wine cabinet. Further aft there is a cockpit accessible through an automatic sliding door and a swimming platform down at the transom — a perfect location for sunbathing, swimming or diving activities. The flybridge features a fully-equipped wet bar and a grill on the port. The guests can rest on a U-shaped settee facing the front and starboard sides. The boat deck has a hydraulic yacht crane with remote control and space for two smaller watercraft — a tender and a Jet Ski.

Designed for autonomous relaxing blue-water adventures, M/Y PAPILLON is powered by two Cummins QSM-11 engines. Boat's power source includes 5 solar panels.