Sirena 42 Iate a motor

Where the owner sleeps is a choice on the Sirena 42, not a fixed cabin: the suite can sit on the main deck or move up to the upper deck, freeing the space below for extra dining in the salon or a separate guest corner near the bow instead. Sirena Yachts is building her in Istanbul for delivery in 2026, a 42-metre steel and aluminium yacht with that flexibility built into the plan from the start.

Build and provenance

Sirena Yachts is building the Sirena 42 in steel and aluminium at its yard in Istanbul, a 42-metre displacement monohull classed by Rina. Luca Vallebona has drawn the exterior and Hot Lab the interior, while the hull form itself comes from Van Oossanen, the firm behind her fast displacement lines. At 433 gross tons and a beam of 8.8 metres, she carries the proportions to support that flexible layout below.

Layout and accommodation

Eleven guests are accommodated across five cabins, with a crew of nine to run the yacht day to day. The owner's suite can be placed on the main deck or the upper deck, and whichever deck stays free downstairs can turn into extra dining space off the salon or a separate corner for guests near the bow, a choice made at the build stage rather than fixed by the yard.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 10 knots and reaches 15 knots at full speed, a pace suited to covering distance efficiently rather than arriving quickly. Fuel tankage runs to 44,996 litres and fresh water to 10,397 litres, giving her the range and self-sufficiency for extended time away from a marina.

On deck and at anchor

A swimming pool and jacuzzi sit on the sun deck, giving guests somewhere to be outside whichever cabin configuration is chosen below. Water toys are carried aboard for time spent off the yacht rather than on it.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Sirena 42 is being built in Turkey, and that build floor is what a buyer sees on a viewing before she is afloat. Boatcrowd sets those visits up and joins them; once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial come next, fitted into her delivery timetable.