Recent Launches

Length Overall	19.45 m
Hull Length	17,18 m
Waterline Lenght	17,00 m
Beam Max	5,36 m
Draft Max	1,24 m
Displacement	84 ton
Yard	Sirena Yachts
Year	2025

With naval architecture by German Frers, the Sirena 60 represents the next step in an ongoing evolution, a thoughtful refinement grounded in experience and guided by a clear understanding of what has proven successful in previous designs.

Generous hull volume allows for both comfort and practicality, with ample storage and unobstructed sightlines contributing to an open and inviting onboard atmosphere. Her refined hull form ensures a soft, stable ride across a wide range of conditions, offering both an impressive long-range cruising capability and the agility to increase speed when the journey demands it.

The Sirena 60 embodies balance between innovation and tradition, performance and elegance, purpose and pleasure.

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Length Overall	11,32
Waterline Length	10,59
Beam	3,75
Draft	2,00
Displacement	8.0
Yard	Hallberg Rassy
Year	2025

The Hallberg-Rassy 370 new design continues the close collaboration between Frers Naval Architecture and Engineering and Hallberg-Rassy. It combines a modern, efficient hull with the classic proportions and balance.

Positioned between the 340 and 400, the 370 features a spacious aft cockpit with twin wheels and twin rudders for confident handling. The mainsheet system is placed in front of the windscreen, keeping the cockpit clear and functional, while the jib tracks on the cabin roof allow for precise upwind sailing.

The superstructure is equipped with 486 watt solar panels, specially shaped to cover the whole superstructure. The solar panels are fully walkable and feature anti-slip.

The result is a well-balanced yacht that sails easily in all conditions, reflecting Frers’ focus on performance, handling, and practical elegance at sea.

Length Overall	142.1 M
Yard	Lürssen
Year	2024

We are proud to announce that Dragonfly, the 142.1-metre Lürssen Superyacht Project also known as Ali Baba, is currently undergoing sea trials near Brunsbüttel.
Frers Naval Architecture and Engineering was responsible for the exterior design which features four expansive decks and two dedicated helipads, exemplifying our unwavering commitment to excellence and luxury.

Drawing inspiration from the elegance and functionality of our previously designed 85.2-metre Lürssen yacht Pacific, this new design introduces innovative concepts that set new standards in superyacht design while maintaining the elegant lines which are our trademark.

We are excited as we approach the final stages and look forward to the delivery of this extraordinary vessel very soon.

Length Overall	83.82 ft
Waterline Length	72.77 ft
Beam Max	6.40 m 21.00 ft
Draught (Std)	4.00 m 13.12 ft
Draught Shallow	3.5 m 11.48 ft
Draught Telescopic	3.00/4.30 m 9.84/14.10 ft
Displacement (light)	42600 kg 93916 lbs
Displacement (loaded)	136.200 kg 300.200 lbs
Ballast	11600 kg 25573 lbs
Yard	Nautor
Year	2024

German Frers Swan 80 design is a testament to our long-term collaboration with Nautor Swan. The aft cockpit section is uniquely flat, offering the flexibility to configure seating, on-deck storage, or other furnishings to suit your needs. For racing enthusiasts, this design allows for the removal of all deck furniture, optimizing the space for peak performance.
In cruising mode, the open aft deck transforms into a perfect area for swimming and sunbathing. It provides seamless access to the beach area and swimming platform, which are conveniently located next to the full-beam lazarette, designed to easily accommodate a rigid inflatable boat.

The Swan 80 is equipped with twin rudders, ensuring exceptional directional stability. Its tapered hull entrance and powerful aft section are meticulously crafted to balance performance and stability across various angles of heel, embodying our commitment to both functionality and elegance.

Length Overall	38.98 m 127.89 ft
Waterline Length	35.94 m 117.91 ft
Beam Max	8.65 m 28.38 ft
Draught (Std)	4.7 m 15.42 ft
Displacement (light)	122.800 kg 270.700 lbs
Displacement (loaded)	136.200 kg 300.200 lbs
Ballast estimate	39.500 kg 87.000 lbs
Yard	Nautor
Year	2024

“The Swan 128 perfectly embodies the Swan concept of the sporty cruiser, a yacht designed for long ocean voyages but also perfectly at ease in major international competitions, without needing to change any of its characteristics.”

The Swan 128, our project No. 1400, represents a milestone in the forty-year collaboration with Nautor. This partnership has flourished over the past decade, resulting in the launch of 13 new yachts—7 of which exceed 80 feet, the threshold distinguishing Swan Yachts from Maxi Swan Yachts.

German Frers

Length Overall	16.90 m 55.45 ft
Waterline Length	14.67 m 48.13 ft
Beam Max	4.85 m 15.91 ft
Draft (Std)	2.45 m 8.04 ft
Draft (Shallow)	2.05 m 6.72 ft
Performance draft	3.20 m 10.49 ft
Displacement (light)	18000 kg 39700 lbs
Ballast standard keel	6300 kg 13900 lbs
Yard	Nautor
Year	2024

“The new Swan 51 offers design and practical solutions that make the yacht comfortable and easy to sail from coastal waters to long offshore passages. The Swan 51 also features a mast which has been moved more centrally, further enhancing balance.
Ultimately, like all Swans, the 51 is a no-compromise sailing yacht, a pure sailor, more a sportscar than a limousine. It is designed to be reactive to steer and responsive to sail adjustments, bringing the sensations of sailing to life.”
German Frers