New 42M Debuts for Sirena Marine
The Turkish builder’s new flagship brings explorer-inspired styling, substantial volume and long-range capability to a 138-foot platform.
The Turkish builder’s new flagship brings explorer-inspired styling, substantial volume and long-range capability to a 138-foot platform.
The 118-foot flagship is scheduled to make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival this September.
The Sirena 60 has a German Frers hull design and sizable interior volume for comfortable long-distance cruising.
The 63-foot semi-displacement cruiser blends volume, range and flexible living spaces.
From dayboating and sport fishing to serious long-range cruising, the new breed of yachts for 2025 and beyond is impressive.
The Turkish builder unveils the successor to its best-selling Sirena 58, with larger spaces, modernized design and long-range cruising ability.
This redesigned successor to the popular Sirena 58 has enhanced spaces and more contemporary styling.
The Sirena 60 replaces the Sirena 58 with upgrades in design and layout and will debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
Projected top speed for the vessel is 16 knots with standard power, or 21 knots with the optional propulsion package.
The Sirena 68 7Cs has four staterooms, luxe finishes, 29-knot speed and is asking $3.695 million.
With a plumb bow, versatile layouts and a 1,200-nautical-mile range, the Sirena 64 blends performance with top-tier amenities.
This four-stateroom 2023 Sirena 68 has a 26-knot top speed and 1,150-nautical-mile range. Asking price? $2.995 million.
The Turkish builder’s new flagship brings explorer-inspired styling, substantial volume and long-range capability to a 138-foot platform.
The 118-foot flagship is scheduled to make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival this September.
The Sirena 60 has a German Frers hull design and sizable interior volume for comfortable long-distance cruising.
The 63-foot semi-displacement cruiser blends volume, range and flexible living spaces.
From dayboating and sport fishing to serious long-range cruising, the new breed of yachts for 2025 and beyond is impressive.
The Turkish builder unveils the successor to its best-selling Sirena 58, with larger spaces, modernized design and long-range cruising ability.
This redesigned successor to the popular Sirena 58 has enhanced spaces and more contemporary styling.
The Sirena 60 replaces the Sirena 58 with upgrades in design and layout and will debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
Projected top speed for the vessel is 16 knots with standard power, or 21 knots with the optional propulsion package.
The Sirena 68 7Cs has four staterooms, luxe finishes, 29-knot speed and is asking $3.695 million.
With a plumb bow, versatile layouts and a 1,200-nautical-mile range, the Sirena 64 blends performance with top-tier amenities.
This four-stateroom 2023 Sirena 68 has a 26-knot top speed and 1,150-nautical-mile range. Asking price? $2.995 million.
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