The goal of the Sirena 68 hull design was to offer efficiency at speeds ranging from long-range cruising to planing. A slippery hull with minimal appendage drag gave the range numbers we were looking for, while optional power choices increase the top end.
The shape of the hull also creates interior volume that changes the onboard experience for the owners and their guests. Anyone who sets foot on this yacht will find space to allow gatherings of large groups together, as on the flying bridge, the aft deck area, or the saloon, or even the foredeck, where the light and shadow, breezes and views combine to elevate the experience offer a real change of perspective.
Add to that a clean design for the accommodations, with lines that do exactly what is necessary and provide a framework where owner and guests can create moments of living well. The design proves itself from every angle, inside and out.
Carbon Tech
Our in-house engineering department pays close attention to ensure our yachts run properly, with weight and center of gravity given careful consideration. Using carbon fiber in the superstructure provides numerous benefits:
- Strong, rigid structural elements.
- Support pillars and beams hold up the hardtop and large flybridge.
- Less weight above the main deck means a lower center of gravity, better stability, and a more comfortable ride.
- Reduced weight results in lower fuel consumption, longer range, higher speed
