Charter & Rent a Sirena 58 in Monaco: 2026 Guide, Prices & Routes
Technical Specifications of the Sirena 58
The Sirena 58 is celebrated in the yachting world for its "expedition-style" aesthetics blended with Italian design flair. Engineered by Germán Frers and featuring interiors by Tommaso Spadolini, it provides significantly more internal volume than other yachts in the 60-foot category. This makes it an ideal choice for families or groups of friends who value space and comfort.
- Length Overall (LOA): 18.58 meters (61 feet)
- Beam: 5.36 meters
- Draft: 1.24 meters (ideal for shallow coastal approaches)
- Cabins: 3 Guest cabins + 1 Crew cabin (typically configured as a Master, VIP, and Twin)
- Berths: 6 Guests for overnight stays / up to 12 for day charters
- Fuel Capacity: 3,600 Liters
- Water Capacity: 800 Liters
- Engines: 2 x Volvo Penta D11 (670 HP or 725 HP variants)
- Cruising Speed: 16–20 knots
- Maximum Speed: 25–28 knots
Why the Sirena 58 is Perfect for Monaco and the Riviera
Monaco is a vertical city where space is at a premium, and the same logic applies to its waters. The Sirena 58’s vertical bow and dual-mode hull allow it to handle the occasional choppy Mediterranean "Mistral" fringe waters with grace, ensuring a stable ride for those prone to seasickness. Its 1.24-meter draft is a particular advantage when navigating the French Riviera; it allows the captain to anchor closer to the shore in spots like the Plage de la Mala or the shallow turquoise waters of the Îles de Lérins.
The standout feature for Monaco visitors is the flybridge. It is one of the largest in its class, providing an elevated vantage point to watch the skyline of Monte Carlo or the fireworks displays during the summer festivals. Whether you are cruising past the Oceanographic Museum or docking among the giants in Port Hercules, the Sirena 58 commands respect without the logistical headaches of a 40-meter superyacht.
Rental and Charter Pricing for 2026
When planning to rent a Sirena 58 in Monaco, pricing is influenced by the season and the duration of the voyage. The following table provides estimated EUR price ranges for the 2026 season. Please note that "Low Season" generally refers to May and October, "Mid Season" to June and September, and "High Season" to July and August.
| Duration | Low Season (EUR) | Mid Season (EUR) | High Season (EUR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Rental | €3,500 – €4,200 | €4,500 – €5,200 | €5,500 – €6,500 |
| Weekly Charter | €21,000 – €24,000 | €26,000 – €30,000 | €32,000 – €38,000 |
Note: Prices for the Monaco Grand Prix period (May 2026) often carry a significant premium and should be booked at least 12 months in advance via our boats selection.
Tailored Itineraries from Port Hercules
Departing from the heart of Monaco provides immediate access to the most iconic stretches of the Mediterranean coast. Below are two popular routes for those chartering a Sirena 58 in Monaco.
1-Day "Golden Triangle" Itinerary
Start your morning by cruising out of Port Hercules, heading west past the Fontvieille district. Your first stop is the Bay of Éze, where you can anchor for a swim in the crystal-clear waters beneath the medieval village. Continue to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, dropping anchor in the "Paloma Beach" cove for a sophisticated lunch. Spend the afternoon circumnavigating the peninsula before a slow sunset cruise back into Monaco, catching the lights of the Casino de Monte-Carlo from the water.
3–7 Day Riviera Exploration
For longer charters, the Sirena 58’s fuel efficiency and 3-cabin layout shine.
- Day 1-2: Monaco to Saint-Tropez. Stop at the Esterel Massif to see the red volcanic rocks meeting the blue sea. Overnight in the Vieux Port of Saint-Tropez.
- Day 3-4: Port-Cros and Porquerolles. These islands offer a Caribbean-like feel with preserved nature and white sand beaches.
- Day 5-6: Return east toward Antibes. Visit the Billionaire’s Quay and explore the narrow streets of the old town.
- Day 7: A final stop at the Îles de Lérins off Cannes for a lunch at La Guérite before returning to Monaco.
Marinas and Berthing Logistics in Monaco
Monaco has two primary harbors: Port Hercules and Port Fontvieille. Port Hercules is the deep-water port capable of hosting the world’s largest yachts and is the center of the action. Port Fontvieille is more sheltered and quiet, located on the other side of the "Rock."
When you rent a Sirena 58 in Monaco, your berthing in the home port is usually included for the duration of the contract. However, if you plan to visit other marinas like Port de Saint-Tropez or Port de Cannes, berthing fees are extra and vary wildly by season. The Sirena 58’s 5.36m beam is relatively standard for its length, making it easier to find last-minute slips compared to wider catamarans.
What is Included in Your Charter
Understanding the "all-in" cost of a yacht charter is essential for a seamless experience. Most Sirena 58 rentals in the Mediterranean operate under MYBA (Mediterranean Yacht Brokers Association) terms or similar local agreements.
- Included: The yacht itself, the professional skipper (and often a stewardess/deckhand), basic insurance, and the yacht’s standard equipment (snorkeling gear, paddleboards).
- Excluded (APA): The Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA) is typically 30-35% of the charter fee. This covers fuel, food, beverages, and berthing fees in other ports.
- VAT: Value Added Tax in Monaco/France is generally 20%, though certain offshore fuel exemptions or transport rules may apply.
- End Cleaning: Often a flat fee ranging from €250 to €500 depending on the duration.
Best Months and Sea Conditions
The yachting season in Monaco officially kicks off with the Grand Prix in May. However, for the best sea conditions, July and August offer the calmest waters and warmest temperatures (averaging 24-26°C). If you prefer a quieter experience, September is the "insider’s choice"—the sea remains warm, but the summer crowds have dispersed, and the afternoon winds are generally lighter. The Sirena 58’s Seakeeper stabilization system is a major asset during the shoulder seasons, ensuring the boat remains steady at anchor even if there is a slight swell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it possible to rent a Sirena 58 in Monaco for just a half-day?
While some smaller boats offer half-day slots, the Sirena 58 is typically restricted to full-day (8-hour) rentals. This is due to the time required for the crew to prep the vessel to luxury standards and the logistics of exiting and entering the busy Port Hercules.
What is the maximum capacity when chartering a Sirena 58 in Monaco?
For day charters, the Sirena 58 is licensed to carry up to 12 guests plus crew. For overnight charters, the yacht sleeps 6 guests in three beautifully appointed en-suite cabins. This makes it a favorite for three couples or a family of five or six.
Do I need a license to rent a Sirena 58 in Monaco?
Because the Sirena 58 is a heavy, high-performance motor yacht, it is exclusively offered as a "crewed charter." This means a professional, licensed skipper is mandatory and included in the service. You can relax and enjoy the champagne while the professionals handle the navigation and mooring.
Can we cruise to Italy from Monaco on a Sirena 58?
Absolutely. The Italian border is only a few miles away. A popular day trip involves cruising to Sanremo or Bordighera for an authentic Italian lunch. The Sirena 58’s speed allows you to cross the border, enjoy a different culture, and return to Monaco well before sunset.