The offshore weapon you can take to the Med | Targa 41 sea trial | Motor Boat & Yachting



The Targa 41 is making waves in the boating world, marking a significant update from renowned manufacturer Targa. MBY’s Alex Smith takes it for a full sea trial and tour.

Targa 41 specifications
LOA: 45ft 1in (13.75m)
Beam: 13ft 1in (4.00m)
Engine: 2 x Volvo Penta D6 440hp / 2 x Volvo IPS650
Top speed: 37 – 42 knots
Price: From £629,200 (ex. VAT)

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23 thoughts on “The offshore weapon you can take to the Med | Targa 41 sea trial | Motor Boat & Yachting”

  1. Great tour of a wonderful boat. I hope there is one to see at a Fall USA boat show. Really well-thought out, much more sociable than some of the somewhat austere Targa-class boats. I love the hinged driving console — can't imagine why that has never been copied by mainstream boat builders.

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  2. This is certainly a well thought out design and very little to criticise, I think the comment about the bridge helm seat was a fair one as it would seem relatively simple in practice to fit a seat that swivels around when required. There’s certainly a lot of options and that shows a good degree of flexibility. I think a generator and electric cooker might the preferred choice of many and a cleaner option too. I don’t think you would want to add much else to this fairly solid design. It certainly ticks a lot of boxes and it deserves to succeed.

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  3. Great tour and test Alex……… cracking boat 🎉

    Not flash but oozing quality and, regarding the flybridge………. that to me, is a flybridge, if not a bit on the large side…….. Being old, and raised in the era of Moonrakers and the like, a flybridge was merely an elevated roof top perch for the driver to get some wind in the hair…..😊 Sometimes you’d get a couple of perches for company…….. Nowadays, the flybridge has become a whole added deck space…….. making a lot of modern boats look top heavy in my view.

    The Targa, as you say, is tall cabined, but still pleasing to the eye in a purposeful sort of way…….. it wouldn’t look out of place with chequered sides and PATROL slapped down it…… plenty of grunt, although I would go IPS and a generator………

    Cheers Alex 🙂🇬🇧

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