Sirena Yachts advances construction of its largest model to date: the Turkish shipyard has released new images showing steady progress on the 42-metre Sirena Superyachts 42M. The flagship marks an important milestone in the brand’s expansion into the superyacht segment.
The yacht is currently in the painting phase, with hull and superstructure nearly complete. In parallel, installation of the main engines and onboard systems is underway, alongside interior outfitting and joinery work.
The 42M has been created by an international design team: Italian designers Luca Vallebona (exterior and general layout) and Hot Lab (interior design) – part of The Viken Group – are responsible for the design, while Dutch naval architecture studio Van Oossanen developed the efficient Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF) that ensures excellent seakeeping and performance.
Technical innovation and comfort
With a volume of 433 GT, the 42M offers one of the largest interior spaces in its size range. The optimized hull ensures outstanding efficiency and comfort at any speed without increasing drag. The propulsion system is Tier III-compliant and hybrid-ready, while advanced vibration and noise isolation systems, together with sustainable materials, contribute to a quiet and environmentally responsible operation.Described by its creators as an “architectural journey”, the yacht’s design invites guests to experience space, texture and light in a calm, flowing sequence that encourages a slower pace of life and a strong connection with the sea. Key features include a spacious master suite with private patio, generous exterior lounges and a large beach club with fold-down bulwarks.
As with all Sirena Superyachts, the 42M offers a high degree of customisation. Owners can choose between a master suite on the main or upper deck, depending on their preferred layout – from a formal dining area in the saloon to a more relaxed, open arrangement. The forward area can also be configured for dining or secluded relaxation.
Construction of the Sirena Superyachts 42M is progressing on schedule, with launch and sea trials planned for mid-2026.
