Its course shows that it arrived from the northwest, performing a careful maneuver to enter the enclosed and picturesque bay — one of the most charming and tranquil destinations on the island.

With a length of 73.5 meters and a beam of 12.6 meters, it attracts the gaze of locals and visitors with its imposing presence and aristocratic aura.

It is one of the most elegant and technically advanced megayachts ever to appear in Greek waters. It sails under the flag of the Cayman Islands and was built by the renowned German shipyard Nobiskrug in 2008.

Its hull is made of steel and its superstructure of aluminum, combining sturdiness with lightweight elegance. It is equipped with two MTU 16V 4000 M60 engines, with a total output of 4,720 horsepower, offering a cruising speed of 14 knots and a maximum speed of up to 18. Its range reaches 7,300 nautical miles, thanks to fuel tanks of 182,000 liters, allowing for long and comfortable journeys.

The interior of SIREN was designed by the studio Newcruise, with materials such as bleached maple and white limestone, while each cabin is equipped with state-of-the-art iPod docks and entertainment systems. It features seven luxurious cabins accommodating up to 12–14 guests, while the crew numbers up to 18.

Its amenities include a beach club, outdoor and indoor cinema, gym, jacuzzi, elevator, platforms for water sports that open from the yacht’s sides, and even a helipad that transforms into a dance floor.

The yacht was awarded the World Superyacht Award in 2009 in the category “Best Displacement Motor Yacht 1,300–2,999 GT,” certifying its exceptional design and quality.

Its owner is British billionaire David Reuben and his wife Debra Reuben. The Reuben family is widely known in the United Kingdom for their investments in real estate, infrastructure, and hospitality. The yacht is not for sale and is maintained as private property.

INKEFALONIA NEWSDESK