Charter & Rent a Sirena 58 in Capri: 2026 Guide, Prices & Routes
Sirena 58 Technical Specifications
The Sirena 58 is a masterpiece of naval architecture by Germán Frers, designed to offer the internal volume of a much larger vessel while maintaining the agility needed for the Amalfi Coast. Its vertical bow and semi-displacement hull ensure efficient cruising and a smooth ride even in choppy waters. Below are the core specifications for the model available for charter:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Length Overall (LOA) | 18.58 meters (61 feet) |
| Beam | 5.36 meters |
| Draft | 1.24 meters |
| Cabins | 3 (Master, VIP, Twin) + Crew |
| Berths | 6 Guests (Overnight) / 12 (Day Charter) |
| Engines | 2 x CAT C8.7 - 650 HP (or Volvo D11) |
| Fuel Capacity | 3,600 Liters |
| Water Capacity | 800 Liters |
Why the Sirena 58 is Perfect for Capri
The geography of Capri and the surrounding Sorrento Peninsula demands a vessel that balances outdoor living with technical capability. The Sirena 58 excels here due to its shallow draft of just 1.24 meters. This allows the skipper to navigate closer to the limestone cliffs and tuck into shallow coves like Cala Ventroso or the areas surrounding the Faraglioni rocks where deeper yachts cannot safely linger.
Capri's sea state can occasionally become "crossy" due to the high volume of ferry traffic and afternoon thermal winds. The Sirena 58’s hull design is specifically optimized for these conditions, providing a stable platform that minimizes rolling at anchor. Furthermore, the expansive flybridge—one of the largest in its class—provides a 360-degree vantage point for spotting the Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto) or the iconic Punta Carena lighthouse while enjoying a glass of local Falanghina.
Rental and Charter Pricing for 2026
When planning to rent a Sirena 58 in Capri, pricing varies significantly based on the season. High season (July and August) sees the highest demand, while the "shoulder" months of June and September offer excellent weather with slightly more competitive rates. Prices generally include the yacht and crew, while additional costs like fuel and VAT are calculated separately.
| Season | Daily Rate (Est.) | Weekly Rate (Est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Low Season (May/Oct) | €3,800 - €4,500 | €24,000 - €28,000 |
| Mid Season (June/Sept) | €4,800 - €5,500 | €30,000 - €35,000 |
| High Season (July/Aug) | €6,000 - €7,000 | €38,000 - €45,000 |
Capri Itineraries: From 1 Day to 1 Week
Most charters depart from Marina Grande, the primary hub of the island. Depending on your duration, your captain can tailor the route to include hidden gems across the destinations of the Campania region.
1-Day Capri Perimeter Tour
- Morning: Depart Marina Grande and head West toward the Blue Grotto. Arrive early to beat the tour boat crowds.
- Midday: Cruise past the Punta Carena lighthouse and anchor in the turquoise waters of Marina Piccola for a lunch on board or at a shore-side restaurant like La Fontelina.
- Afternoon: Navigate through the "Arch of Love" at the Faraglioni rocks. Visit the White Grotto and Green Grotto for swimming and snorkeling.
- Evening: Return to Marina Grande for a sunset aperitivo on the flybridge.
7-Day Amalfi Coast & Ischia Extension
- Day 1-2: Explore Capri’s hidden coves and spend a night at anchor under the stars.
- Day 3: Cross to Nerano for a world-class pasta lunch, then continue to the vertical village of Positano.
- Day 4: Visit the historic maritime republic of Amalfi and the nearby Fiordo di Furore.
- Day 5: Sail toward the thermal island of Ischia, anchoring near the Castello Aragonese.
- Day 6: Explore the colorful, quiet island of Procida, a favorite for photographers.
- Day 7: A final swim at Li Galli islands before returning to Capri.
Logistics: Marinas and Berthing in Capri
Operating a luxury vessel like the Sirena 58 requires careful logistical planning. Marina Grande is the only port on the island capable of accommodating yachts of this size with full services. During the peak summer months, berths are exceptionally scarce and must be reserved months in advance. If a berth is unavailable, the yacht will typically stay at anchor in the designated zones near Marina Piccola, using the tender to ferry guests to the pier.
The Sirena 58 is equipped with a high-capacity hydraulic swim platform, making it easy to launch the tender or enjoy water sports directly from the stern. When visiting neighboring towns like Positano, "buoy fields" are often used as the town lacks a deep-water harbor for larger motor yachts.
What is Included in Your Charter?
Understanding the "all-in" cost is vital when researching our boats for hire. A standard luxury charter on a Sirena 58 typically includes the following:
- The Crew: Usually a professional Captain and a Stewardess/Chef to manage navigation and hospitality.
- Standard Equipment: Use of the yacht’s amenities, including snorkeling gear, paddleboards, and the tender.
- Insurance: Full hull and third-party liability insurance for the vessel and guests.
Exclusions: Most charters operate under MYBA terms, meaning you will pay an Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA)—typically 30-35% of the charter fee—to cover fuel, food, beverages, and mooring fees. VAT (Italian IVA) is also added to the base charter rate, usually at 22% for Italian waters.
Best Months and Sea Conditions
The best time for chartering a Sirena 58 in Capri is from late May to early October. July and August offer the hottest weather (28-32°C) and the warmest water for swimming. However, if you prefer a quieter experience with easier access to the island's famous restaurants, September is arguably the "golden month." The sea remains warm, but the crowds dissipate significantly. Sea conditions are generally calm, though the "Maestrale" (Northwest wind) can occasionally create a swell; fortunately, the Sirena 58’s stabilization systems (often featuring Seakeeper gyros) ensure guest comfort remains high.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is renting a Sirena 58 in Capri suitable for families with children?
Yes, absolutely. The Sirena 58 is highly regarded for its safety features, including high bulwarks (side rails) and a stable hull design. The layout allows for plenty of shaded areas on the cockpit and flybridge, which is essential for younger children during the midday sun.
What is the maximum capacity when chartering a Sirena 58 in Capri?
For a day rental, the yacht can comfortably host up to 12 guests plus crew. For multi-day overnight charters, the cabin configuration (usually 3 staterooms) accommodates 6 guests. This makes it an ideal choice for two families or three couples.
Do I need a license to rent a Sirena 58?
No, because the Sirena 58 is a complex, high-value motor yacht, it is exclusively offered as a crewed charter. A professional captain will handle all navigation and docking, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenery without any liability or operational stress.
How much fuel does a Sirena 58 consume during a typical Capri day trip?
Fuel consumption depends on speed. At an economical cruising speed of 10-12 knots, the Sirena 58 is remarkably efficient. However, if you wish to reach Positano quickly at 20+ knots, consumption increases. On average, a standard day trip around the island of Capri will incur fuel costs between €600 and €1,200 depending on the itinerary.