If you're looking for a yacht that's just as comfortable crossing an ocean as she is hosting a sunset cocktail hour, the 2022 Sirena 68 NIVASA checks every box.
This particular boat just wrapped up more than 100 consecutive days cruising the Bahamas, exactly the kind of trip she was built for.
Denison broker Grant Ninneman took us through her from bow to stern, and it's easy to see why the Sirena 68 has earned such a loyal following among long-range cruisers.
Built for Distance and Safety
The Sirena 68 is built to European Category A Ocean standards, rated for open ocean passages in serious conditions. She can run the entire Eastern Seaboard on a single tank of fuel, and at a cruising speed of around 10 knots, her range extends to roughly 1,200 nautical miles. Her twin Volvo D13 engines, 1,000 horsepower each, push her to a top speed between 22 and 24 knots, with a comfortable fast cruise around 16 knots.
A Deck Built for Living Outside
The aft deck is spacious enough for a dining table that seats eight, with boarding doors on both sides for easy access to the swim platform below. There's an ice maker, a grill, a pull-out shower, and an electric shade for sunny afternoons. The hydraulic swim platform is oversized, with fold-out steps that make getting in and out of the water simple.
Salon and Galley Designed for Real Life Aboard
The main salon opens up with a wraparound view and plenty of room to gather. The galley includes a full-size residential fridge and freezer, full plate cooktop, oven, and dishwasher, everything you'd want for extended time away from the dock. A U-shaped seating area on the port side fits six to eight people comfortably.
A Helm Built for Confidence
The lower helm doubles as a docking station, with wide sightlines and a full electronics package including twin displays, a seakeeper readout, and trim tab controls. An access door leads straight out to the side decks for line handling.
Flybridge Living at Its Best
The flybridge stands out as one of the largest in her class, with surround seating aft, a retractable awning, and a fully equipped outdoor galley with a barbecue, sink, fridge, and ice maker. A commercial-grade Frigibar freezer gives owners extra cold storage for weeks-long trips, and a lifting TV built into the countertop makes the space ideal for evening movie nights.
Four Staterooms Built for Comfort
Below deck, the layout includes four staterooms and three heads. The full-beam master suite features a centerline king berth, large windows for natural light, a walk-in wardrobe with a built-in safe, and an en-suite head with a walk-in shower. The port guest cabin has twin bunks, the starboard cabin has over-under bunks, and forward is a roomy VIP stateroom with its own en-suite head. A dedicated laundry area with a separate Miele washer and dryer rounds things out.
Crew Quarters and Engine Room
Aft, the crew quarters are unusually spacious for a 68-footer, sleeping two with a private galley, seating area, and head. In the engine room, twin Volvo D13 engines are backed up by twin Cummins Onan generators, a Seakeeper stabilizer, and a full watermaker system.
The Bottom Line
NIVASA is a well-maintained example of what makes the Sirena 68 special: real long-range capability paired with the comfort and finish of a much larger yacht. She's currently listed at $2,795,000 and located in Fort Lauderdale.
