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The new Sirena 78 delivers safe, comfortable cruising for long voyages while excelling in family relaxation and entertainment. With three flybridge options, she adapts to any climate, combining interior comfort, choice, and efficient performance.
Sirena is earning a reputation for fast, modern trawlers. Could the Sirena 68 be its best yet? From the moment you step aboard, the materials, layout, and flow from bathing platform to cockpit make it clear this is a boat that’s thoughtfully and perfectly designed.
At the recent Cannes Yachting Festival, MBY deputy editor Jack Haines took the chance to tour the Sirena 68, which was making its global debut.
Full boat walkthrough tour of this Sirena Yachts 68! We have been waiting anxiously for this yacht to be released and today we got to see it for the first time. You get to see it and experience it the moment I did and boy will she impress you!
“The vibe of the Sirena 68 is in the details,” says Ali Onger. German Frers’ semi-displacement hull blends efficiency and performance, while the new layout offers a larger main deck, full-height salon windows, open galley, dining area, and a forward U-shaped sofa for bright, dynamic living.
Turkish builder Sirena Yachts has announced the latest addition to its growing fleet in the form of a 21 metre flybridge model.
This Sirena 68′ provides you with an amazing amout of space, water & fuel capacity with a very economical performances and particularly seaworthy rides.
German Frers and Cor D. Rover have designed the Sirena 68, which is scheduled to premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September.
Mark Rothfield is aboard the Sirena 58, a new expedition yacht from Turkey that is brand new on the Australian market.
Sirena introduces a bold new look with Mediterranean panache that heralds excellent interior space brimming with subtle and welcoming indulgences – Graham Lloyd.
Sirena Yachts may be new to the Australian market but, as Nicky Vaux explains, its Sirena 58 is sure to win many converts with its emphasis on space, coupled with a purposeful explorer hull, first-class engineering and stylish appointments.
Sirena Yachts is a relative newcomer to the recreational boating scene and its latest Sirena 58 flybridge long-range passagemaker is a tasty Turkish delight.
Shown in Monaco, the Sirena 118 is now in build in Yalova with delivery in 2026. Interiors by Cor D Rover offer modern style and custom layouts for owners wanting sub 300 GT luxury with world cruising range
Sirena Marine had no plan for superyachts in 2008 when they partnered with Azimut Benetti. They went on to build hundreds of motor and sail models including three well known designs for Azimut Yachts.
After its Monaco Yacht Show debut, Hannah Rankine looks at the 36 metre Sirena 118. This is the largest composite Sirena, with the signature plumb bow and rectangular windows, made for bigger groups onboard
The Sirena 88 blends Italian craftsmanship with modern luxury. With 5 cabins, spacious lounges, a flybridge, and 2 x 1550HP MAN V12 engines reaching 25 knots, it offers power, comfort, and elegance for up to 20 guests.
The Sirena 78 adds a four-cabin model to the fleet, featuring an enclosed flybridge, open main salon, and a semi-displacement hull hitting 24–26 knots with 1,500nm range.
Looking for a go-anywhere yacht with a smaller footprint and modern appointments? Look no further.