Generous spaces, natural light and a strong design identity define the interiors of the Sirena 118. Expansive glazed surfaces create a continuous connection with the sea, while materials, colours and textures shape sophisticated yet welcoming environments. Designed by Cor D. Rover, the interior concept expresses the character of Sirena's new flagship through bespoke furnishings and refined details, with a high degree of customisation to reflect the owner's individual style and requirements.
The layout is designed to accommodate up to 12 guests while ensuring privacy and comfort, even on longer passages. At the heart of the project is the owner's suite, conceived as a truly private retreat and also available in a split-level configuration, with a study, lounge and direct access to the sea. Each guest cabin features a private bathroom, while dedicated crew and service areas are kept separate from the guest spaces to ensure freedom and tranquillity on board.






Across its 36 metres, the Sirena 118 carries the most distinctive elements of Sirena's design language, reinterpreted on the scale of a superyacht. Its characteristic bow, expansive hull windows and sleek, contemporary profile give the yacht a commanding yet balanced presence. The exterior areas are conceived as a seamless environment open to the sea: fold-down balconies at the stern significantly expand the space available at anchor, while the foredeck, upper deck and sun deck provide flexible areas dedicated to relaxation and socialising.
At the heart of the Sirena 118's seakeeping qualities is the naval architecture by Germán Frers, developed specifically for this model through extensive CFD analysis. The fast displacement hull is designed to deliver efficiency, comfort and safety over long distances, reducing turbulence and optimising fuel consumption. Construction in fibreglass and carbon fibre using resin infusion also helps reduce weight, combining structural strength and performance with smooth, comfortable cruising.






*The data relating to consumption at cruising speed are provided for information only and not contractually.