The Sirena Superyachts 42M under way, seen from ahead and to starboard with a coastline behind her
MarineSource Sirena SuperyachtsWorld premiere · 2026

42M

Sirena Marine's largest and most ambitious project to date

Manufacturer statement
42.23 m (138.5 ft)
Length overall
8.8 m (29 ft)
Beam
439 GT
Gross tonnage
16 knots
Maximum speed

Monte Carlo, Monaco — 23 September 2026 · world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show.

Sirena's first superyacht makes its world debut at Port Hercule, already sold, and is the largest yacht the Turkish yard has built.

Sold before her world debut

Sirena announced the sale of the 42M weeks before her world debut at the Monaco Yacht Show. The yard calls her its largest and most ambitious project to date. The sale was concluded directly by Sirena Marine through its in-house commercial team.

Informality over rigid tradition

Sirena says the 42M was created for owners who value informality over rigid tradition, bringing space, light and freedom into one architectural experience. Mullion-free windows and interconnected living areas dissolve the boundaries between interior, exterior and sea. With its side balconies deployed, the beach club grows from about 61 to 71 square metres — 657 to 764 square feet.

The aft deck and beach club, with a glass-sided pool set into teak and steps down to a wide bathing platform
The beach club and bathing platform.

A secret garden at sea

The Owner's Suite sits closer to midship for comfort under way and opens onto a secluded forward patio through full-height sliding glass doors. A custom pergola, a suspended chair, greenery and geometric ceramic surfaces give the patio the feel of a private Mediterranean garden at sea.

Four thousand miles at ten knots

The fast-displacement hull was developed by Van Oossanen for stability and a sea-kindly ride with efficient long-range cruising. Sirena gives her a range of 4,000 nautical miles at 10 knots and a maximum speed of 16 knots.

“We now look forward to presenting our flagship to the international yachting community at the Monaco Yacht Show, where she will make her highly anticipated world debut.”
Ali Onger — Chief Commercial Officer, Sirena Marine

Technical specifications

By the numbers

42 specifications, with a source linked on each row. Reference: sirenayachts.com.

  • A profile drawing of the Sirena 42M showing four levels, the mast and the raked bow

    Sirena's arrangement drawings, 1 of 5: the profile.

  • A plan drawing of the top deck: a pool aft, a long dining table, a helm position and seating on the foredeck

    2 of 5: the top deck, with the pool aft and a dining table amidships.

  • A plan drawing of a deck with a pool aft, a dining table for eight, a saloon, a cabin and seating forward

    3 of 5: pool aft, dining for eight, saloon and a cabin forward.

  • A plan drawing of a deck with a pool and seating aft, a large saloon with a curved lounge, and a full-beam cabin forward

    4 of 5: the main saloon with its curved lounge, and a full-beam cabin forward.

  • A plan drawing of the lower deck: guest cabins down both sides, crew quarters forward and a shaded garage aft

    5 of 5: the lower deck — cabins down both sides, garage aft.

Sirena Superyachts 42M specifications
Length overall42.23 m (138.5 ft)
Length waterline40.97 m (134.4 ft)
Beam (max)8.8 m (29 ft)
Draft at departure2.43 m (7.97 ft)
Draft at half load2.36 m (7.74 ft)
Gross tonnage439 GT
Displacement (departure)432.6 t
Displacement (half load)408.8 t
Cruising speed10 knots
Maximum speed16 knots
Range4,600 nm at 10 knots
Main engineMAN 1,450 hp at 2,100 rpm, medium duty
GearboxesZF 3350, 4.478:1 medium duty
ShaftsBlokland
PropellersSIP Marine
Exhaust systemSoundown
Generators2 x Kohler 80 kW, 50 Hz
Shore power converterMagnus
BatteriesMastervolt
Fuel tank46,000 l (12,150 gal)
Freshwater tank10,300 l (2,720 gal)
Dirty and clean oil tanks300 l (80 gal) each
Black and grey water tank8,400 l (2,220 gal)
Urea tank2,500 l (660 gal)
Owner and guestsUp to 10+1 in five cabins
CrewUp to 9 in five cabins
Steering systemData Hidrolik
Bow thrusterSleipner
StabilisersNaiad
WatermakerIdromar
Air conditioningHeinen Hopmann
Fire and bilge pumpsGianneschi
WC systemPlanus
Crane and passerelleOpacmare
Boarding ladderMarquipt
Naval architectVan Oossanen
Exterior designerLuca Vallebona
Interior stylistHOTLAB
EngineeringEureka Yachts
Noise and vibrationVan Cappellen
ConstructionSteel hull (Grade A), aluminium superstructure (5083 H321)
ClassificationRINA, Rules for the Classification of Yachts Designed for Commercial Use

Availability

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