Turkish yachtbuilder Sirena has pulled the wraps off its new 25 metre model, the Sirena 78.

Characterised by a high-volume interior and long-range cruising capacities packed into a slender 87 tonne displacement envelope, the new model is a mid-level addition to the award-winning Sirena series.

The new Sirena model offers great scope for customisation, with owners able to tailor their layout and add a second saloon should they so choose. The flybridge also comes in an open, semi-enclosed or fully-enclosed format that will appeal to a range of buyers cruising in different climates.

The model’s exterior design comes from Frers Naval Architecture and Engineering, while Cor d. Rover has created the yacht’s cool and contemporary interiors. Key features of the Sirena 78 include a huge main deck galley and a foredeck lounge area that is complete with a sunpad, sofas and tables.

German Frers, who is at the helm of Frers Naval Architecture and Engineering, is best-known for sailing yacht design, and this experience has been harnessed into the design of the Sirena 78. Loose furniture allows the owner to modify the look and feel of the yacht daily, while a full-beam master suite with an en suite and dressing room proves that smart use of space has been ingrained into the design of the superyacht.

Accommodation is across four cabins, with an additional cabin for crew. The boat’s size and amenities mean it would make a good transition for an owner looking to take the first steps into crew-operated yachts.