SIRENA 42 for sale

The Sirena 42M, is the first addition to Sirena's new superyacht line, set to become the future flagship, after the delivery expected in 2026. The boat was unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show 2022, where the Turkish shipyard promised to maximise the on-board experience for owners and guests. Now it has shone a spotlight on features like the unique private owner’s patio, mullion-less windows and the vast, flexible beach club area.

The yacht is bursting with fresh ideas and unashamedly tailored for the next generation of yacht owners. But Sirena Yachts has also built on the run-away success of its smaller Sirena models, whose bold lines and smart use of space are widely recognised. Connoisseurs will spot the towering bows and long, elegant line of the bulwarks; dark glazing contrasting with the flawless white hull.

The Sirena 42M was designed by Luca Vallebona (exterior and interior layouts) and Hot Lab (interior design), part of the Viken Group, while Van Oossanen is responsible for naval architecture. The yacht’s superstructure will be constructed of lightweight aluminium, and engineering design work is still ongoing.

The design includes four guest cabins on the lower deck, including two VIP cabins with transverse beds. The owner's cabin is forward, offering not only expansive views but also direct access to a private forward patio, a stunning feature that allows occupants to access the area without passing through the common spaces. The cabin also offers an optional jacuzzi for unprecedented relaxation. “The pearl of this yachts, is the forward patio,” said Luca Vallebona, the designer responsible for developing these yachts with the Sirena Yachts team. “This small, almost architectural feature hidden inside the hull on the main deck is a private, open-air space dedicated to the owners. It is very special.”

Looking at the interiors, a mix of Nordic and Mediterranean influences immediately catches the eye, creating a harmonious and relaxed environment. The design of incorporates curves, large fittings and abundant greenery, promoting an organic feel. Materials such as natural beech, oak, cotton and chenille adorn the interiors, resulting in a light, desaturated color palette that emphasizes natural light.