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Sirena 78 Video Review: A Flybridge You Can Close and an Open Galley

By the YachtWay editorial deskUpdated October 2026Video walkthrough7 min read

The Sirena 78 is a 25 m flybridge yacht built in Turkey, designed by Frers Naval Architecture and Cor D. Rover. We walked her at the Düsseldorf boat show. The flybridge can be open, semi-enclosed or fully enclosed, with a grill, a dining table that drops into a sunbed and the main helm. That leaves the main deck free for a big open galley with an island. Below there is a king-size owner's suite, a full-beam VIP, two more guest cabins and two crew cabins.

A yacht you could trade your house for

The Sirena 78 is laid out like a home. The main helm lives on the flybridge, so the main deck has no helm station by the galley, just a big open kitchen with an island and a dining nook. Sirena does much of its woodwork and metalwork in-house, and the finishes show it. Storage hides everywhere, from the bow lockers to the cutting board racks in the galley.

The vibeHomely, bright and very well planned
The power2x MAN V12 diesels
Best forLiving aboard, families, 8 guests

What stood out on board

  • A flybridge you can close
    Push a button and the glass rises, or the canvas roof closes. It can be open, semi-enclosed or fully enclosed.
  • An illuminated aft table
    An onyx-like table lit from below, on the aft deck.
  • An open galley
    No helm station in the way, just an island, seven freezer drawers and a full-size dishwasher.
  • A pop-up extractor
    A hood rises from the counter to pull cooking smells out.
  • A king-size owner's suite
    With a walk-in closet, a vanity and a big walk-in shower.
  • A full-beam VIP
    The bed sits at an angle, with a lounge seat and its own head.
The flybridge lounge, wrapped in glass. 05:30
Flybridge dining for eight. 11:30
The main salon, with big windows on both sides. 16:30
The owner's suite, with a king-size bed. 25:00
The full-beam VIP, with a lounge seat. 33:00

Spec sheet at a glance

FeatureWhat you getThe benefit
Length overall82 ft 1 in (25.02 m)Feels close to a 100-footer
Beam21 ft 5 in (6.52 m)Room for a full-beam VIP
Draft5 ft 7 in (1.71 m)Fine for most anchorages
Weight75 t (166,008 lb)Steady on passage
Tanks2,378 gal fuel, 476 gal waterLong range
Engines2x MAN V12, 1,400 or 1,550 hpProven diesels
Guests4 cabins, 8 guestsEvery cabin has a head nearby
Crew2 cabins with a headOwn access aft
HelmsFlybridge helm and an outside docking stationJoystick, bow and stern thrusters
GalleyIsland, 7 freezer drawers, full-size dishwasherCook like at home
CertificationCE Category ABuilt for open water
DesignFrers, Cor D. RoverExplorer looks with real volume

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Swim platform and aft deck

The aft deck table, lit from below. 02:30

The swim platform is big enough for a tender or a jet ski, and steps rise out of it when it is down. Wide steps lead up past the two crew cabins to the aft deck.

  • Dining.
    An onyx-like table lit from below, with deep seats.
  • Gates.
    One on each side for kids and pets.
  • Mooring.
    Cleats with line tracks and winches.
  • Fridge.
    On the port side, under a marble-like top.
  • Power.
    Sockets for a laptop by the table.

Side decks and bow

Storage lockers at the bow. 06:30

A side boarding gate helps with side-to mooring, and a glass panel by the walkway brings light into the salon. The bow has lounge beds and an L-shaped seat.

  • Lounge beds.
    Reclining backrests and cup holders.
  • Audio.
    Controls on the starboard side.
  • Lighting.
    Pop-up lights for evenings.
  • Storage.
    Lockers and deep chain lockers.
  • Docking station.
    A joystick hidden under a teak lid.

Flybridge and helm

The main helm, on the flybridge. 15:00

Wide stairs with teak-capped steps lead up. Aft there is open space for a gym or yoga, and forward a dining area under a canvas roof.

  • Grill.
    A Kenyon barbecue and a sink under a heavy stone lid.
  • Enclosure.
    Glass that rises halfway or fully, and a roof that closes.
  • Dining.
    A table that drops into a sunbed or coffee table.
  • Bar.
    A wine cooler, an ice maker and a pop-up TV.
  • Helm.
    Three Garmin screens, joystick, bow and stern thrusters.

Salon and galley

The open galley, with an island. 21:00

The salon has a TV that rises, onyx-like window frames and a second wine cooler. Forward, the galley is open plan, with a dining nook that doubles as an office.

  • Cold storage.
    Seven freezer drawers and a full fridge.
  • Cooking.
    A cooktop with a pop-up extractor and a convection oven.
  • Clean-up.
    A full-size dishwasher.
  • Racks.
    Built-in slots for cutting boards and knives.
  • Window.
    Opens by the cooktop for fresh air.

Owner's suite

The owner's walk-in shower. 30:00

Carpeted stairs with LED steps lead down. The owner's suite has a king-size bed wrapped in leather, with lit onyx-like panels on both sides.

  • Closet.
    A walk-in closet with sectioned drawers and a full-length mirror.
  • Storage.
    More cabinets and a safe.
  • Vanity.
    A desk with a large mirror and a window.
  • Bathroom.
    A walk-in rain shower with a large marble panel.

Guest cabins, crew and engine room

The engine room, with room to stand. 36:30

A Jack and Jill head serves the twin cabin and works as a day head. A queen cabin has its own head, and the full-beam VIP sits forward.

Guest cabins

  • Twin cabin.
    Two beds and a flush TV.
  • Queen cabin.
    A walk-in shower with a bench.
  • VIP.
    An angled bed, a lounge seat, a vanity and a big head.

Crew and engine room

  • Crew.
    Two cabins, a Garmin screen and the electrical panel.
  • Engines.
    Twin MAN V12s, with a reverse oil change system.
  • Systems.
    Two generators and a watermaker.
The verdict

The Sirena 78 is built for living on board. Moving the main helm to the flybridge frees the main deck for an open galley that feels like a home kitchen, and the flybridge itself can be open or closed for any weather. Below, the king-size owner's suite and the full-beam VIP are generous for this size. With joysticks, thrusters and cameras everywhere, an experienced owner could run her. We did not sea trial her, so we cannot speak to the ride.

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In this video

  1. 00:00 Introduction to sirena 78
  2. 00:59 Exterior deck and dining
  3. 03:04 Bow lounge area
  4. 05:28 Flybridge overview
  5. 07:48 Flybridge amenities
  6. 12:55 Upper helm station
  7. 16:10 Interior salon
  8. 19:52 Galley and dining
  9. 24:23 Owner's cabin
  10. 30:14 Guest cabins
  11. 31:56 VIP cabin
  12. 34:03 Crew quarters
  13. 35:57 Engine room and conclusion
Presented by
Heigo Paartalu
YachtWay Spotlight host
Filmed by
YachtWay Studios