Sirena 48 Sea Trial and Review
January 8, 2024
The entry level model from the Turkish giant proves that pocket superyachts do exist. We took her for a spin in the Bay of Cannes.
The entry level model from the Turkish giant proves that pocket superyachts do exist. We took her for a spin in the Bay of Cannes.
Alan Harper cruises the Turkish coast aboard a Bering 92 and learns the unlikely story of a company founder who builds boats just a little differently.
Launched in Fall 2022, the latest addition to Azimut’s big-yacht fleet offers a taste of the high life, cunningly concealed in the convenience of its compact dimensions.
On a choppy day in the South of France, Alan Harper discovers the perfect conditions to test an Italian giant’s new 75-foot flagship.
There is plenty to like about this British shipyard’s new flybridge design, which has a lot in common, under the skin, with its more radical X-rated predecessor.
A big beauty with an efficient, semi-displacement hull, the Sirena 78 was built with spectacular staterooms, a lofty skybridge and even loftier ambitions.
The first in a new line from this Italian shipyard, with three engines and an emphasis on performance and efficiency—and spectacular design.
With its emphasis on deck space, the TT460 is offered as a day boat and occasional weekender.
For Sunseeker, the 90 Ocean is the beginning of something BIG.
While the X95 set the bar for outré styling, the marginally less radical X80 offers another unique platform.
An unconventional-looking vessel belies a sensible cruiser built for long runs and comfort.
The latest project to emerge from Luca Bassani’s fertile mind, the WHY 200 is a truly original spacecraft that will surely inspire more than a few double takes.
The newest model from this innovative builder raises a smile.
The entry level model from the Turkish giant proves that pocket superyachts do exist. We took her for a spin in the Bay of Cannes.
Alan Harper cruises the Turkish coast aboard a Bering 92 and learns the unlikely story of a company founder who builds boats just a little differently.
Launched in Fall 2022, the latest addition to Azimut’s big-yacht fleet offers a taste of the high life, cunningly concealed in the convenience of its compact dimensions.
On a choppy day in the South of France, Alan Harper discovers the perfect conditions to test an Italian giant’s new 75-foot flagship.
There is plenty to like about this British shipyard’s new flybridge design, which has a lot in common, under the skin, with its more radical X-rated predecessor.
A big beauty with an efficient, semi-displacement hull, the Sirena 78 was built with spectacular staterooms, a lofty skybridge and even loftier ambitions.
The first in a new line from this Italian shipyard, with three engines and an emphasis on performance and efficiency—and spectacular design.
This yacht might just usher in a new era for Jeanneau.
With its emphasis on deck space, the TT460 is offered as a day boat and occasional weekender.
For Sunseeker, the 90 Ocean is the beginning of something BIG.
Evo’s new flagship draws inspiration from modern racing.
While the X95 set the bar for outré styling, the marginally less radical X80 offers another unique platform.
An unconventional-looking vessel belies a sensible cruiser built for long runs and comfort.
The latest project to emerge from Luca Bassani’s fertile mind, the WHY 200 is a truly original spacecraft that will surely inspire more than a few double takes.
The newest model from this innovative builder raises a smile.
