BC70
- Length:
- 21.9m/71'10"
- Builder:
- BERING YACHTS
- Year Built:
- 2027
- Cabins:
- 5
- Price:
- POA
BC 70
Bering BC70 is an updated catamaran model featuring a 21.9-meter (70′) all-aluminum hull that combines true ocean-going seaworthiness, massive interior volume, and cutting-edge styling. Her wide 10-meter beam and 86-ton displacement provide incredible stability and top-tier comfort during extended voyages. Powered by twin Volvo Penta engines, 625 HP each, it reaches a maximum speed of 13 knots and offers a transoceanic range exceeding 3,000 nautical miles at an 8-knot economical speed.
A raised foredeck design allows for a massive, full-beam Master Stateroom spanning the entire 10-meter width. The suite features expansive side windows, a king-size berth, a lounge seating area, a walk-in wardrobe, and a luxury ensuite with double vanities.
Includes a generous VIP suite with a walk-in dressing area, alongside adaptable guest cabins that can be set as a double or twin singles—all complete with dedicated ensuite heads.
An airy main-deck salon, surrounded by expansive windows, features an L-shaped sofa, dining lounge, and a modern open-plan galley with a breakfast bar.
Located discreetly in the port-aft lower deck, offering a dedicated crew cabin for two, a separate crew mess, and laundry facilities—kept convenient yet private from guest spaces.
A shallow draft allows for close-to-shore mooring in hidden bays, while vast roof space is ideal for high-efficiency solar panel integration during long periods away from harbors.
- Builder
- BERING YACHTS
- Year of build
- 2027
- Yacht length
- 21.9m/71'10"
- Yacht type
- Catamaran
- Beam
- 10m
- Draft
- 0m
- Number of cabins
- 5
- Gross Tons
- 0.00
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