The Sirena Trimaran Yacht is a unique concept yacht that is unlike any yacht or trimaran on the water today. Designed by Adrian Smith and Matthew Jeffrey, Sirena is a three-tier yacht with room for 12 guests, 12 crew members and a retractable helipad.
The unique trimaran design of the Sirena gives it more interior space and more power. The yacht is powered by a gas turbine engine in the center hull with two diesel engines in each of the outriggers. All of these engines give the Sirena a top speed of 30 knots. The interior of the yacht is equally impressive with glass walls, massive beds and ample space in the common area. The coolest feature of this yacht is undoubtedly its helipad. The helipad sits atop the first deck and functions as a sundeck when not in use. If you are wondering what the good life looks you can check out conceptual renderings of the Sirena Trimaran Yacht here.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Trimaran Yachts
- Developing trimaran yachts with unique designs and features that provide more interior space and power has the potential to disrupt the traditional yacht industry.
- Multi-engine Yachts
- Conceptualizing multi-engine yachts powered by gas turbines and diesel engines that can achieve high speeds can revolutionize the performance of luxury yachts.
- Retractable Helipad Yachts
- Creating retractable helipad yachts that double as sundecks when not in use can offer a new level of luxury and convenience in the yacht industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Luxury Yacht Industry
- The luxury yacht industry can benefit from these trends by adapting to new designs and features to attract high-end clientele.
- Marine Engine Industry
- The marine engine industry can explore innovative ways to create more powerful and efficient engines for yachts that can achieve high speeds.
- Aviation Industry
- The aviation industry can explore collaborations with the yacht industry to create retractable helipads that provide a seamless transfer experience for VIP customers.
