Sirena 48

With the spotlight focused on individualism, Turkish yacht builder Sirena introduces the 48, its smallest model to date.

Unlike previous models, owners are more likely to handle the Sirena 48’s trawler design by themselves as the vessel is equipped with both a main deck and flybridge helm stations.

The upper deck is seductive. A playpen lounge area is positioned in front of the helm and spans the width of the upper deck. Behind the helm is traditional wrap-around seating and convertible tables, a wetbar, a refreshment prep area and wide-open, unobstructed views.

Likewise, the main deck offers an optimized layout and spaces far exceeding comparably sized yachts. Built on a voluminous hull, ample interior space is evident below decks in a beam-wide primary suite and two VIP staterooms, along with an optional crew cabin. The Sirena 48 showcases high-quality finishes and classic styling.

“The 48 is targeted at the next generation of boaters to enter the industry who want the best of both worlds,” says Constantinos Constantinou, head of operations for Sirena in North America. “A semi-displacement hull permits fast planning performance (27 knots), as well as for longer bluewater cruising when guests are looking to escape from the stresses and strains of the day-to-day.”

The yacht’s cruising speed is 17–20 knots, with an economical cruising speed of 10 knots.

Guests can enjoy a large swimming platform able to carry a tender, jetski or other watertoys. The Sirena 48 is all about enjoying the water.

The company has already sold 13 units for the U.S. market since the boat’s debut at the 2024 Palm Beach International Boat Show. Sirena has also announced an exciting new hybrid variant of the Sirena 48, offering twin 213-kW/285-hp electric motors that deliver a speed of 14 knots.