Sirius 32 DS - interconnection between living areas

On a Sirius deck saloon yacht, because the cockpit, interior helm, galley and saloon all share the same eye-level there's visibility while sailing. You can be in contact with the helmsman and crew, relax in the comfort of the protected deck saloon without worry and watch the children enjoying themselves safely. This generates a totally new set of conditions on board, not just a life revolving around the cockpit.

More than two metres of headroom
The saloon forms the heart of the Sirius 32 DS. With more than two metres of headroom, the saloon has an elevated position with a comfortable round settee where one can enjoy a panoramic view on all sides. Due to our careful design, you can experience life on board while enjoying its many amenities. Whether cooking for your crew, acting as helmsman sheltered from the weather with everything under control, or simply as a passenger, enjoying the sea view, in harbour or whilst at anchor.

Inner steering stand
The saloon steering position is well equipped with engine controls, instruments and navigational aids, allowing outstanding visibility in all directions, and enabling you to helm comfortably, protected in all weather conditions. Sail settings can be monitored at all times through the 1.00 x 0.85 metre plexiglass sliding hatch above. The navigation station is complemented by the large saloon table with chart compartment. Those wishing to use remote control from the comfort of the sofa in poor weather, enjoy a large chart table complete with chart and laptop shelf as an alternative to the standard interior helm station.

Choice between 4 or 2 berth-versions
In the popular 4-berth-versions, the raised seating area provides a spacious owners cabin beneath. Up to 6 crew members can be accommodated in 3 separate cabins, by lowering the saloon table. But countering the trend for packing ever more berths into small yachts, Sirius has followed the wishes of their discerning clients with some 'for two' versions of the boat.

Technical Specifications:

• LOA: 9,60 m
  
• Length waterline: 8,33 m
  
• Beam overall: 3,18 m
  
• Draught: 1,10 - 1,60 m
  
• Weight: 5,500 kg
  
• Ballast: 2,250 kg
  
• Berths: 2 or 4
  

At boot 2009: Hall 16 / Stand C 21

Homepage: sirius-werft.de

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