SIRENUSE

Sirenuse Sydney · Pittwater · Whitsunday Islands Sirenuse came to the charter market in 2022 and splits her time between two of the most rewarding cruising grounds in Australia: the islands and fringing reefs of the Whitsundays, and the harbour and coastal waterways around Sydney. She is a Monte Carlo Yachts build — the largest the yard has produced to date, and one the company itself describes as the clearest expression of its design vision. That pedigree shows in the proportions rather than in ornament: unusually generous interior volume for her class, and a full Portuguese deck forward that gives the bow a proper working and sitting area rather than a token one. Life on board tends to organise itself around the flybridge, seventy square metres of it, laid out with two separate lounges, a dining area and deck chairs — enough space that a group can spread out without anyone feeling obliged to share a conversation. The foredeck is the quieter counterpoint: a deep sofa and two large sunpads, open horizon, nothing in the sightline. Inside, a bar marks the entrance to the main salon, which opens onto two facing sofas and a dining area whose windows slide away to the sea. With them open, the distinction between saloon and deck largely disappears — the natural setting for a long lunch at anchor. Your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact cabin configuration and the crew arrangements for your dates. Whether the itinerary runs among the Whitsunday islands or through the sheltered reaches of Pittwater, Sirenuse is a yacht built for unhurried days at anchor — and for owners' standards of comfort applied to charter.