Bering Yachts has successfully launched the 23.95m/78.6ft pocket luxury expedition yacht LEMANJÁ. This semi-custom Bering B76 model has a monochrome outer colour scheme, featuring a mid-tone grey hull in steel that turns black beneath the waterline, and a white aluminium superstructure contrasted by the dark glazing.
Lemanja yacht being launched onto the water
Cummins QSL 9 285 HP engines give a top speed of 12 knots and a cruising speed of 9 knots, at which she has a range of 4,100 nautical miles. There are several energy-saving methods installed on board: Solar panels and alternators recharge the battery bank within motor yacht LEMANJÁ for reduced environmental impact, and inverters allow the generators to be switched off overnight.
moving onto the water – Lemanja yacht
aerial view
Explorer yacht LEMANJÁ was built for a European Owner with plans to cruise the world, and while her engines provide the range, her reverse bow and stabilisers create a comfortable ride. The Owner and guests are treated to plenty of life’s little luxuries on board, including a main salon with a dining area, a sky lounge, several large outdoor areas for sunbathing, dining and lounging, and a transformable beach club area at the lower deck stern.
about to hit water – superyacht Lemanja
Lemanja ready for launch
The accommodation sleeps up to 6 guests in 3 en-suite cabins, which includes the Master suite on the lower deck complete with broad windows and a walk-in wardrobe.
Lemanja at Bering Yachts.
E/Y LEMANJÁ will now undergo sea trials ahead of delivery to her Owner.
