During Episode 1 and Episode 6, the beach is covered in electric goop and the hotel itself will be inaccessible during those episodes. The pools of water represent the, ,, and buttons, a small flame to represent the, the chairs set up beyond that to represent where "Nintendo GameCube" would be printed, and two cabana huts to represent the and. The layout of the beach is, if examined closely, identical to the layout of a GameCube controller, if seen from the hotel looking out to the sea. The exterior of the hotel is a large beach with pools of water, torches, cabanas, and terraces nearby. Sirena Beach has three main areas: the exterior and the interior of Hotel Delfino, and the hotel's casino. Mario and Peach at Sirena Beach in the ending of Super Mario Sunshine. Mario only visits Sirena Beach in the evenings (the only time it can be seen during the day is when it is viewed from Pinna Park). The pipe is initially blocked by a giant pineapple and eating it with Yoshi will open up the level, meaning this level can only be accessed after the player has cleared Episode 4 of Pinna Park. The level itself can only be accessed through a red Warp Pipe in Delfino Plaza, on top of the building behind the Grand Pianta Statue. Sirena Beach is famous for being the home of Hotel Delfino, a well-known four-star hotel and seaside resort. It also bears similarity to the term "serene", describing the atmosphere of the beach. Its name probably derives from "Sirena", the Italian and Spanish term for "mermaid". It is located on the island's south coast, right behind Pinna Park.
Sirena Beach is a location found on Isle Delfino in Super Mario Sunshine. “A day of relaxing by the sea just washes your troubles away.” - Pianta, Super Mario Sunshine
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