Interior and exterior design.
On Sirena 64. The shipyard effectively combined Turkish craftsmanship with Italian style, inviting the Spadolini studio to create interiors. The team decorated the spaces in pleasant muted tones with elegant touches of detail in shades of magenta. The exterior design and naval architecture, like that of her younger sister Sirena 58, was done by the Argentine studio German Frers, which gave the semi-displacement yacht the features of a modern trawler.
Amenities on board
On the flybridge, in addition to the usual solarium and dining room, there is also a multifunctional outdoor area. Here you can put a couple of sun loungers with a table or make room for the dance floor. There is a large lounge for tanning on the Fordeca. The lounge is divided into a cosy living room, dining room and galley. The latter is placed in a separate room, which helps limit the spread of smells during cooking.
Features
The lower deck is available in two versions: with three cabins for private use and a four-cabin charter version. Good seaworthiness is ensured by the innovative hull, which has been tested on the renowned Wolfson rig. at the University of Southampton.
Sailing area
With a fuel reserve of 5000 liters, the boat can travel up to 1,200 nautical miles, and Sirena 64 has been certified for ocean access. Of course, it has little autonomy around the world, but in general it can be used in any region.
