New 36m Sirena 118 Expands Shipyard’s Superyacht Range
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The Sirena 118 has officially hit the water, marking the Turkish shipyard’s move into the larger superyacht segment. Following its launch, the 36-metre composite vessel is now slated for a world premiere at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
As the new flagship of the fleet, the 118 represents a strategic scaling up of production while maintaining the brand's focus on efficiency and onboard living. The vessel is the product of a collaboration between Sirena’s internal design team and naval architect Germán Frers.
She features the brand's signature plumb bow and an efficient all-GRP fast-displacement hull. Despite her size, the yacht remains under 300 GT, maximizing interior volume through a flexible tri-deck configuration.
Dutch studio Cor D. Rover led the interior design, prioritizing a balance of contemporary aesthetics and owner-driven customization. The layout accommodates up to six guest cabins and introduces a notable 'loft' suite option: a two-level configuration that links a main-deck stateroom to a private lower-deck area with direct water access.
Performance is driven by twin MAN V12 engines. The standard 3,100 hp configuration provides a top speed of 16 knots, while an optional 3,800 hp upgrade pushes the maximum speed to 21 knots, supporting both performance and long-range cruising requirements.
The 118 joins the brand’s growing fleet alongside the Sirena Superyachts 42-meter model.
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