The Bering 76 Lemanja Explorer Yacht is designed for bluewater exploration and extended voyages. The full-displacement 23-meters vessel features a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. With an inviting, home-style interior design, an advanced gyro 35 stabilization system, and an impressive range exceeding 4,000 nautical miles, the B76 is ideally suited for adventurous yacht expeditions. Its exterior is rugged while the interior offers a welcoming ambiance, featuring a main deck designed for entertainment with a comfortable salon seating area, central open galley, and a forward panoramic dining area that provides a spacious and cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation includes three guest cabins, including a full-beam master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and two guest staterooms, comfortably accommodating up to six guests. There is also a day head on the lower ground. During construction, the fourth guest cabin was converted into a pantry to enhance storage capacity. On the upper deck, the salon can be opened or separated from the wheelhouse by an electric partition. The space includes a sofa bed for additional guests or crew, a sink in the cabinet, a pop-out television, and potential for a day head installation, supported by existing piping. The lazarette area offers further storage or can serve as quarters for one crew member, complete with a wet head and small kitchenette.

Powered by twin Cummins engines, the Lemanja achieves a maximum speed of 12 knots and cruises comfortably at 9 knots. Despite its 148 metric ton displacement, the yacht maintains low vibration levels of 46dB in the wheelhouse during cruising, enhancing onboard comfort. Additional amenities include a dedicated laundry room. The B76 can be operated by an owner-couple or with minimal crew assistance (1-2 crew members), combining practicality with comfort for long-range voyages and exploration. 

The working hours of the main engines and generators: 890 hours each engine and 610 hours each generator.