Targa — Rugged Capability Meets Timeless Comfort and Understated Luxury

The Targa 27.2, launched in 2018, builds on the legendary Targa 27 series with upgrades in space, comfort, and capability. At 30 ft LOA and a beam of just over 10 ft, she gives you a pilothouse that’s more room + a more comfortable double-berth aft cabin layout that sleeps four. The hull is seaworthy enough for open water, whitecaps, and swell, while the upgraded engine bay can take Volvo Penta D6 diesels up to 400-hp or twin outboards up to about 600-hp. With fuel tank around 530 L, extended cruising is realistic, and the new layout adds practical features like a larger standard toilet compartment.

The Targa 32 builds on the Scandinavian pilothouse tradition with a hull proven to handle rough seas and extended seasons. At just over 35 ft LOA with a 11+ ft beam, it offers generous walk-around decks, twin side doors, and a well-appointed pilothouse for year-round comfort. Below, a forward cabin and optional aft cabin sleep 4–6, making it a true adventure boat for families or couples. Power options include twin inboards or outboards for cruising speeds in the high 20s to mid-30s knots, with range for extended trips.

The Targa 37 has earned a reputation as one of the most versatile all-weather boats on the market. At 39 ft LOA, it delivers the interior volume and offshore capability of a much larger yacht while maintaining the maneuverability of a mid-sized cruiser. The pilothouse offers excellent visibility, a social layout, and direct deck access, while below, spacious accommodations with multiple berth options make longer adventures practical. With power choices up to twin 400-hp diesels or outboards, the Targa 37 is equally at home on coastal passages, fishing trips, or extended cruising.

The Targa 41 represents a significant evolution in Targa’s lineup, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation. Launched in 2024, this model offers enhanced comfort and functionality, featuring wider pilothouse doors, large hull windows, and extended glazing around the pilothouse to improve visibility and natural light. The redesigned interior includes two spacious cabins, each with en-suite facilities, and a large saloon with U-shaped seating and a well-equipped galley, providing a comfortable living space for extended voyages.

Performance-wise, the Targa 41 is equipped with twin Volvo Penta engines, offering options up to 960 HP, enabling top speeds of 38–40 knots. The hull design has been optimized using state-of-the-art hydrodynamic simulations to ensure superior sea-keeping abilities. On deck, features like hull gates in the side decks and a spacious flybridge with comfortable seating enhance both safety and enjoyment. Whether navigating open waters or exploring coastal regions, the Targa 41 delivers a reliable and luxurious boating experience.

The Targa 46 stands as the flagship of the Targa fleet, embodying the pinnacle of offshore powerboating with its robust construction and refined design. Launched in 2017, this model offers a larger pilothouse, expansive deck spaces, and a higher deck that enhances lower-deck comfort. The interior features customizable layouts, including options for a third cabin, accommodating up to seven adults comfortably. The flybridge seats seven and can be equipped with a foldable windshield or Bimini top, providing versatility for various climates. With engine options ranging from twin 440 HP to twin 600 HP, the Targa 46 delivers impressive performance, reaching top speeds of 37–41 knots.

Designed for extended voyages, the Targa 46 includes a 1,500-liter fuel tank and a 350-liter water tank, ensuring long-range cruising capabilities. The vessel’s thoughtful amenities, such as a fully equipped galley, spacious saloon, and en-suite facilities in the cabins, provide comfort and convenience for all aboard. The Targa 46’s combination of durability, performance, and luxury makes it an ideal choice for discerning seafarers seeking adventure without compromising on comfort.