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Sirena Yachts 60 (2025-)
Brief Summary
Sirena Yachts has made waves with the highly anticipated launch of the Sirena 60, the successor to the immensely popular Sirena 58. Making its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025, this new model isn't just an update; it's a thoughtful evolution designed to maximize on-board comfort, efficiency, and modern aesthetic appeal.
Maximized Exterior Living and Flybridge Redesign
The Sirena 60 immediately stands apart with her remodeled exterior spaces at both the bow and stern. The outdoor areas have been carefully reconfigured to offer significantly more space for lounging and entertaining. Boaters seeking sun and relaxation will appreciate the expanded sun pads and seating arrangements.
A focal point of the redesign is the upgraded flybridge. This elevated space now boasts an improved layout that enhances its usability as both an additional command station and a dedicated area for socialization, all while benefiting from superior sightlines. Furthermore, the 60 features an extended bathing platform, a key enhancement for easy water access and practical handling of tenders and water toys.
Interior Volume and Contemporary Style
The core philosophy behind the Sirena 60 was to provide more usable interior space than her predecessor. By optimizing the interior architecture, Sirena's in-house design team has achieved a stunning sense of volume. This is complemented by an entirely contemporary decor that brings a fresh, modern aesthetic to the main deck and lower accommodations.
The retention of Frers Naval Architecture's original contemporary lines is crucial. Elements like the signature plumb bow, which aids in volume and seakeeping, are preserved. The striking exterior look is defined by the dark-glass surfaces set against the gleaming white topsides, ensuring the Sirena 60 remains instantly recognizable and highly desirable in any marina.
Built on Proven Performance
Sirena Yachts, based in Turkey, has rapidly established itself as a leading global builder by focusing on semi-displacement yachts that deliver impressive range and efficiency. The Sirena 60 continues this legacy, offering owners the ability to cruise comfortably at displacement speeds for long voyages while retaining the capability to sprint when needed.
The combination of improved storage, better social flow between interior and exterior spaces, and a stunning modern aesthetic positions the Sirena 60 as a top contender in the 60-foot mid-size class for discerning boaters around the globe.
Specifications
| Length Overall |
63' 8" 19.45 m |
|---|---|
| Beam |
17' 7" 5.36 m |
| Draft |
4' 1" 1.24 m |
More Outdoor Space
It all starts at the stern, where a new transom profile creates more space on the platform and gives the Sirena 60 a more modern look. Rope storage lockers on either side of the newly modelled stern seat are bigger, and there are larger openings in the bulwarks for access to the dock. The main saloon windows are also bigger.
Up at the bow, the foredeck lounge has been completely redesigned. Not only is it all bang on trend, with dark grey upholstery and a smart floating backrest, it features a much larger seat and a folding table. The matching sunpad also has a convertible backrest which allows it to serve as comfortable seating when you want to dine al fresco.
Even the flybridge – one of the Sirena 58’s most iconic features – has been improved. The dashboard and the pilot seats have been redesigned to look more modern. A slick new Corian worktop has been introduced in the bar unit, and the sunpad has also been endowed with a new convertible headrest. It all combines to make this shaded spot the pick of the boat’s exterior social spaces.
Interior Improvements
Smarter use of space has allowed the design team to devote more interior volume to key lifestyle features of the Sirena 60. Entering through the broad sliding aft doors, you will encounter the galley first of all, which has grown nearly 20 per cent in area to 5 square meters. This equates to bigger work surfaces and even better storage for food and crockery in new raised cabinets. There’s also the option of a wine cooler alongside the other high-end appliances.
Further forward, the indoor helm station has also had a revamp. New ergonomically designed pilot seats hug your back for long hours of comfortable driving, while a smart pantograph door gives quick access out onto the side deck for more relaxed mooring maneuvers. The stairs below have been remodeled to take up less space and improve access below.
As with the Sirena 58 before it, the basic configuration remains for three large cabins. These include a breathtaking full-beam master amidships and a spacious VIP double in the bow, as well as a more flexible third cabin. Here, a sliding bed system can transform from a generous double to twin singles, depending on whether it’s for children, friends or a couple. There’s also more storage space here and in the VIP cabin.
Eliminating the rounded edges that characterized the walls of the previous model has also freed up more space. And the detailing has been given an uplift with new alcoves and niches in Corian. There’s even room for a washer-dryer below the companionway.
Interior Walkthrough Video Transcript
Overview
The reviewer framed this video as focused on the Sirena 60's role as a live-aboard vessel, distinct from a companion video covering her day-yacht/entertaining spaces. Her stated starting point: "What better place to start than at the heart of it all" — the galley.
Galley
The reviewer's overall impression: "I see storage in this space everywhere — up above, down below."
Equipment and features:
- Four-burner cooktop
- Ample counter space, plus dedicated storage for oils and spices positioned against the window
- Storage underneath the countertops
- Custom sink inlays, allowing the sink to be covered to maximize counter space or used open
- Convection oven, dishwasher
- Additional storage on the port side
- Residential-style upright fridge and freezer, with additional storage
- Emergency stop button: Positioned in the galley. The reviewer's assessment as an owner-operator consideration: "As an owner-operator, this is such a convenient location for your emergency stop... I would get in the habit of telling my guests on board where that is, just as a safety precaution. So many yachts like this, you have to dig and hunt for that button."
Entry area controls: Light switches, air conditioning, and the Fusion audio head unit are positioned immediately inside the door.
Additional galley-adjacent storage: Overhead glass storage and a wine fridge below.
Customization Options
The reviewer noted the 60 offers extensive customization — textiles, colors, and layout. The unit shown was optioned with a credenza (opposing seating is also available as an alternative layout). A TV rises from behind the credenza when in use.
Finish details: Beveled wood accents, which the reviewer noted contribute to "that elevated feel in this space." She also highlighted the upholstery fabric specifically: "Look at the choice of fabric. This is such a unique pattern and texture. I'm gonna guess that this is probably a custom choice."
Helm Station (Main Deck / Salon Level)
The reviewer reiterated the boat's core design intent: "The Sirena 60 is absolutely designed to be an owner-operator vessel."
Seating: Comfortable, with flip-down bolsters.
Visibility: Through the brand's signature vertical, curved windshield — described by the reviewer as offering "almost 360 degrees" of view.
Helm placement rationale: Positioned on the port side specifically to maximize flow through the main living space. The reviewer noted a related design consequence: "The helm station being in the main living space, it needs to follow the same aesthetic that you see in the living accommodations. So not only is this a highly functional helm station, but it's also a beautiful one."
Equipment:
- Steering wheel on a tilt base, centerline, with compass mounted above
- Dual Garmin screens forward, plus an additional satellite screen to starboard of the helm, with Garmin controls
- Port side: digital throttle controls, joystick, bow thruster controls
- Stabilization: Humphree zero-speed stabilizer fins
- Wiper controls and a chain counter
- Cup holders on both sides — the reviewer noted these as impractically small: "I don't know many beverages that are gonna fit in that tiny of a cup holder."
- AC vents positioned at the helm to keep the operator cool
Watertight Door (Class A Rating)
The reviewer connected this feature directly to the vessel's ocean-crossing certification: "The Sirena 60 is a Class A vessel, which means she is rated for ocean crossings, and nowhere is that more evident in this watertight door."
Mechanism: Electrically actuated — a button must be pressed to release heavy-duty latches before the door can open; it then opens smoothly. Closing the door triggers an electrical mechanism that pulls it fully shut to ensure a watertight seal.
Helm footrest: Present, integrated into the surrounding woodwork — the reviewer's assessment: "It has a function, yet it's stylish."
Electrical panel access (starboard side): Concealed behind a sliding door to maintain an uninterrupted aesthetic, while still providing easy access to both AC and DC panels.
Indicator lights: A detail the reviewer specifically flagged as useful: "These lights will indicate if your anchor and stern lights are on, or if any [bilge/other] pumps are running."
Companion Way / Stairs to Accommodations
Descends via a curved staircase. Natural light enters from both the windshield area and an opening hatch above.
VIP Cabin / V-Berth (Forward)
The reviewer highlighted the design finish throughout: "Just look at the attention to detail in the accents throughout — again, we have light gray, medium gray, and then black accents."
Features:
- Two full hull-side windows with opening port lights and blackout curtains — the reviewer noted this allows guests to sleep in if desired
- En suite (VIP): Pedestal sink, mirror, walk-in shower with a built-in seat, storage for bottles, and a rain shower head above
Day Head / Second Guest Cabin Access
A door from the companionway provides day head access; this same head is also accessible from the second guest cabin.
Second Guest Cabin (Side-by-Side Layout)
Includes a hanging locker and recessed wall nooks for additional storage. The reviewer acknowledged a common risk in this size class before addressing how it was mitigated: "There's always the chance in this 60-to-65-foot segment that this third cabin feels pretty tight and cave-like. But Sirena's done a good job of bringing in a little natural light through that port light, plus lighting and headspace up above, to make this feel like a pretty spacious cabin."
Laundry
A combo washer/dryer is located below, near the third cabin.
Master Cabin
Described by the reviewer as a full-beam space.
Features:
- Large hull-side windows with opening port lights for fresh air
- Port side: A credenza with a built-in vanity and storage below
- TV placement: Concealed behind mirrored glass — the reviewer specifically praised this design choice over a typical afterthought mounting: "In these spaces, the TV is usually just an afterthought, and they just mount it to the wall. But Sirena has added a bit of design to it... you don't have to take that glass down to see the TV. All you have to do is turn it on, and it'll shine bright through during the daytime."
- Full walk-around king-size bed
- Mixed wood and upholstery finishes, varied textures and colors — the reviewer's overall assessment: "That all blend together very beautifully in a very modern aesthetic."
- Starboard side: A small settee, hanging locker positioned aft
- En suite (master): Includes another walk-in shower with an opening port light inside, plus a large rain shower head above
Closing Assessment
The reviewer's summary: "She really is a beautiful boat with exquisite finishes." And further: "It's manufacturers like these that make it easy to say that life is always better on a boat."
Exterior Walkthrough Video Transcript
Overview
Sirena Yachts, a Turkish builder, is described as celebrated for its commitment to creating functional yet stylish long-range cruising yachts. The reviewer stated the Sirena 60's mission: "To redefine the mid-size yacht segment by offering an unprecedented combination of space, fuel efficiency, and a comfortable ride."
Specifications
- Hull type: Semi-displacement motor yacht
- Length overall: 63 feet, 10 inches
- Beam: 17 feet, 8 inches
- Draft: just over 4 feet
- Standard engines: twin 670-horsepower Volvo Penta D11, shaft drive
- Optional engine upgrade: twin 900-horsepower Volvo Penta D13
Layout: Flexible three-cabin layout below deck.
Design Philosophy
The reviewer's stated observation of Sirena's brand approach: "Sirena focuses on elevated feel, look, touch everywhere you go."
Flybridge
Materials/finish: Solid wood table, fabric upholstery (rather than vinyl), grab handles positioned throughout.
Hardtop: Spans the entire beam of the flybridge; a fully retractable sunroof is fitted for those wanting sun exposure.
Galley/storage console (behind the helm station): Ice maker and storage.
Starboard side, behind the dining area: Freshwater sink and grill, with additional storage and refrigeration below.
Headroom: 6 feet, 5 inches under the flybridge hardtop.
Aft flybridge area: Described as open and flexible — "an open aft area that can be whatever you want it to be." Features include a rain shower (cited by the reviewer as one of Sirena's "signature items"), tender stowage, chaise lounges, and an additional table extending dining/sunning space. The reviewer noted having personally seen workout equipment placed in this area, suggesting use as a personal gym.
Forward flybridge sunbed area: The reviewer's assessment: "This is going to be where everybody wants to hang out."
Flybridge Helm
Starboard side: Fusion audio head unit, cup holders, storage cubby. The reviewer noted incorporated drainage to prevent puddling.
Port side: Garmin display controls, trim tab actuators, and a Richie compass mounted centerline to the steering wheel.
Far port side: Digital throttle controls and a Volvo Penta joystick, plus bow and stern thruster controls.
Additional helm equipment: VHF radio positioned to the left of the steering wheel; additional Garmin displays mounted above.
Seating: Captain's and companion's chairs, described as very comfortable, sliding fore and aft.
Visibility: The reviewer noted the flybridge offers the best vantage point for 360-degree views around the boat.
Aft Cockpit
Stair access: Descending/ascending assessed as easy; a grab rail is included for stability.
Seating: A banquette seating three, with an additional four seats via director's chairs positioned around it, plus another solid wood table.
Swim platform access: Available on both sides.
Beach Club / Swim Platform
Described by the reviewer as "expansive," combining a hydraulic platform section with a static platform section. Even with the hydraulic platform lowered into the water, the reviewer noted ample walk-around space remains: "They told me that with the dinghy in place, you can walk all the way around the dinghy."
Multi-Function Space (Beach Club Area)
A door opens to a space the reviewer described as serving several functions:
- Day head and shower for the beach club
- Crew space
- Laundry room (as outfitted on this boat)
- Potential use as a private stateroom for young children or grandchildren
Additional beach club deck features: Hydraulic platform controls, stainless steel fairleads, oversized cleats, power capstans, and dedicated line storage.
Engine Room
Accessed via a wide step ladder at the center of the aft deck.
The reviewer, stating her own height as 5'5", noted: "I can't quite stand all the way upright in here, but... the engines are easy to get around on both sides."
Accessibility assessment: "I see everything that I would want to have easy access to in plain sight. So my fuel filters, raw water intakes... generator is on the starboard side. Fuel tanks are easy to inspect, and all of your electrical boxes are on the forward bulkhead."
Comparative assessment (based on reviewer's prior experience with engine compartments): "I've been in a number of engine compartments, and for a 63-foot boat to be able to access both sides of both motors, as well as as much as I can access down here — they've done a good job of maximizing space in the engine compartment."
Boarding Access
Boarding doors are fitted on both sides of the boat, allowing safe disembarkation regardless of marina slip orientation.
Owner-Operator Suitability
The reviewer highlighted this as a main selling point: "One of the main attractions of the 60 is that this is a great size for an owner-operator boat. So not only am I the owner, but I'm also the captain."
Forward/Side-Deck Piloting Station
A concealed forward piloting station is fitted, with joystick controls and thrusters, tucking away when not in use. The reviewer: "You would never know that that piloting station is there."
Side Decks
Width: 21 inches, maintained the full length of the side deck.
Finish: Teak accents on the cap rails running forward, with high stanchions.
Bow
Described by the reviewer as "an expansive space for a 63-foot boat." The beam is carried far forward, which the reviewer noted allows for substantial seating/conversation space, including a sunbed rated for four people across. The backrest on this sunbed moves fore and aft to expand either conversation space or lounging space. Additional features: cup holders and pop-up lighting throughout.
Windshield: Vertical, curved forward design — cited by the reviewer as a signature identifying feature of the brand: "I can tell a Sirena from a mile away, and most of it is due to this particular windshield."
Ground Tackle / Bow Storage
An ultra stainless steel anchor is fitted forward, with access to the chain locker on both sides. The reviewer's assessment: "That is probably one of the biggest chain lockers I have seen." A ladder allows entry into the chain locker, which is sized to hold fenders. A separate boom/cover locker further forward stores covers for the cushions.
Side Deck Design Philosophy
The reviewer noted Sirena's stated focus on width: 21 inches maintained along the entire side deck length. Step count was also minimized — only two steps total along this route. Walking aft, the covered walkway gave the reviewer the sensation of being nearly inside the boat, which she connected directly to a sense of safety: "All of that combined makes me feel really safe walking forward and back."
Closing Assessment
The reviewer's overall impression from the walkthrough (prior to any on-water testing): "Even though I haven't had the chance to take her out on the ocean, I know that she's gonna be a very stable, solid ride." She characterized Sirena's design process as function-first: "They really focus on function, and then the design team comes in and makes it beautiful."
Market presence note: The reviewer stated the number of Sirena owners in the United States is approaching 100 vessels, which she offered as evidence of the builder's ability to serve both European/Mediterranean and US/worldwide markets.
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