Sirena Superyachts Launches Flagship 42m Ahead of Monaco World Debut
ISTANBUL – Sirena Superyachts has officially launched its flagship Sirena Superyachts 42m, marking a major milestone for the Turkish shipyard as its largest and most ambitious project to date enters its final preparation phase. The launch follows the direct sale of the vessel by Sirena Marine’s in-house commercial team.
Measuring 42 meters with approximately 433 GT of volume, the explorer-inspired superyacht was built for extended, long-range cruising.
esigned by Luca Vallebona with interior styling by Hot Lab, detail engineering by Eureka, and naval architecture by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, the yacht features expansive open entertaining areas, a distinctive master cabin with a private patio, and a vast beach club equipped with drop-down bulwarks.
“This launch is the result of the dedication, expertise, and passion of our entire team, as well as the trust placed in us by the owner,” said Çağın Genç, CEO of Sirena Marine. “The 42m represents the beginning of a new era for Sirena Superyachts, demonstrating our ability to build world-class superyachts.”
The flagship 42m vessel will make its official world debut at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show.
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