Turkish shipyard Sirena Yachts has unveiled its latest model, the Sirena 118, during a press conference at this year's Monaco Yacht Show.
Built in GRP, the 36-metre will be the largest in the shipyard’s composite line. Sirena’s in-house design team is responsible for the exterior lines while Dutch studio Cor D. Rover penned the interiors.
There is accommodation for up to 12 guests and seven crew, comprising a VIP suite and four further guest cabins on the lower deck. The shipyard has dedicated significant energy to the owner's area, which is located forward on the main deck and can extend across two decks. A spiral staircase connects to a private relaxation space on the lower deck, which features a fold-down balcony.
There are also plenty of social areas on board, including an informal dining and lounging area on the main deck aft and further dining and a wet bar on the upper deck.
With naval architecture by Milan-based German Frers, her fast displacement hull will give her a top speed of 16 knots and an economical speed of 11 knots, propelled by twin MAN V12 3,100hp engines. With the more powerful 3,800hp package, she will deliver a top speed of 21 knots.
"The Sirena 118 will be the largest GRP yacht we have built to date," said Sirena’s CEO Çağin Genç. "Smart solutions, impeccable engineering and sharp, contemporary styling combine with our deep appreciation of the yachting lifestyle. We are looking forward to keeping yachting fans updated as the project develops towards completion in 2026."
The shipyard's flagship – created in collaboration with Luca Vallebona and Hot Lab – is currently under construction in Yalova, Turkey. Delivery is scheduled for 2026.
For those attending the Monaco Yacht Show, visit Stand DS103 to say hello to the BOAT International team.