Bering Yachts has introduced its newest addition to the fleet, the M/Y B76 Lemanja, which has been designed as a blue-water exploration vessel for long voyages. The B76 is the first custom-built boat by Bering in the under-24-meter size, boasting a rugged exterior and powerful interior that provides spacious and comfortable accommodations. The yacht's state-of-the-art design ensures full operational autonomy, making it perfect for long-term expeditions.

The B76 features modern internal and external aesthetics, luxurious materials, and meticulous attention to detail. The yacht is spacious enough to accommodate up to six guests and is perfectly suited for family fun and exploration.

Bering Yachts' President, Alexei Mikhailov, explains, "Our client was looking for a tough, go-anywhere explorer yacht with an oceanic range, which would also be stable, safe, and quiet. The noise protection on this vessel is exceptional, same for other requirements. Welcome onboard if you like absolute comfort. This is what Bering does best."

With a displacement of 130 metric tons, the B76 boasts a large storage capacity that bolsters its range of over 4,000 nautical miles.

The twin Cummins QSL 9 engines provide Lemanja with a maximum speed of 12 knots and a cruising speed of 9 knots. An alternative power source reduces the yacht's environmental footprint and increases its autonomy.

The yacht's advanced stabilizer systems ensure stability, providing a comfortable ride even to those susceptible to seasickness.
Bering Yachts is located in Antalya, Turkey. Its shipyard designs and builds semi-custom steel expedition yachts and luxury steel trawler yachts ranging in size from 50 to 145 feet.
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