Building a superyacht with a PATIO | Sirena Superyachts

Sirena Yachts in Turkey has been building fibre-glass motor boats since 2016, with double-digit growth almost every year since. With a portfolio of composite yachts from 14-metres to 26-metres and a new model of over 30-metres to be announced soon, Sirena announced a few years ago that they would be venturing into the production of steel and aluminium superyachts.
Justin Ratcliffe takes a look at the process of their first 42-metre project and how Sirena Yachts got to where it is today in the luxury boat market.
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Presentation - Justin Ratcliffe

[@marinajarniat]

Always interesting insights, thank you!

[@aliakgunnn]

Great video Justin, as always!

[@clifbradley]

People hsve been sdking them to do superyachts forever, but they eere so much like Mengi Yay that it just made sense to go there or Alia and get the same style that Sirena offered with their trawler-esque design language. I think Sirena will outsell some other Turkish builders like Numarine and Mengi Yay for superyachts but their biggest competitor will be Bering. If they took a design lesson from CdM and made something similar to the Flexplorer, they could rival Damen even.

[@AntEksiler]

Please keep in mind that, Sirena is backed by Koc family, the largest industrial conglomerate in Turkey hance the growth of Sirena. The other brands are very small in comparison.

[@wingedmonkeys548]

WoW trop ressemblant avec d’autres bateaux dommage /too similar to other boats. Damage.

[@paraweir]

I would never, if I ever got the opportunity, allow my boat to be built in a country that supports terror organizations (Hamas for example) like Turkey does. I am positive Sirena doesn't personally support terror, but Turkey clearly does...