Protector Boats Unveils Custom Superyacht Tender
Designed as a multipurpose superyacht tender, Protector Boats has launched a fully customised Protector Targa 380. This superyacht tender, developed over…
Targa
Targa is a Finnish boat manufacturer founded in 1976 by Johan Carpelan under Botnia Marin, known as “the original 4×4 of the sea.” The company produces offshore boats ranging from 23-46 feet, specialising in trawler-style vessels with deep-V hulls, flybridge options, and customisable layouts for cruising and fishing applications.
Targa In The News
A spectacular display of power and elegance at the 2024 Southampton International Boat Show
Featuring over 250 powerboats from all over the world The Southampton International Boat Show is set to captivate boating enthusiasts…
Fairline Targa 40 – UK debut of the at South Coast & Green Tech Boat Show 2024
Following hot on the heels of its world debut at boot Düsseldorf this month, the brand-new Fairline Targa 40 will…
Over 250 Powerboats From All Over The World To Feature At Southampton International Boat Show 2022
Whether setting off across the ocean, or just exploring up the river, there’s a range of powerboats to suit everyone…
New Targa 25 GT
The new Targa 25 GT is the first in a new range of outboard-powered Targas now available on models from…
Targa Features
Our Top 6 from Helsinki International Boat Show 2025
Jo Moon & Mark Featherstone report on their top choices from the array of craft on display at the recent…
Southampton Spectacle – Southampton International Boat Show
This year’s Southampton International Boat Show will see over 250 powered craft hailing from all around the world being presented…
Targa Tests & Reviews
Fairline Targa 43 Open
Reinventing the wheel is a sure way to get yourself noticed, but it does pose risks – one being the…
Fairline Targa 34 – Used boat test report
When it comes to buying a boat, there is a lot to be said for owning something that someone else…
Fairline Targa 40
The Targa 40 is an impressive offshore boat that still cuts the mustard today. Unlike many of its newer contemporaries…