The Targa 46 is built in Finland by Targa Boats, a builder known for its focus on safety, durability, and all-weather performance. Each boat is constructed to high standards using proven methods developed for demanding Nordic conditions.

Yes. The Targa 46 features a fully enclosed, climate-controlled pilothouse, providing comfortable operation in hot, cold, wet, or windy conditions. Heating and air conditioning systems allow for extended-season and year-round use.

The Targa 46 can be equipped with a wide array of engine options. For DPI drives, owners can choose between twin D6-440s or D6-480s. If you'd prefer IPS drives, you have the option of twin IPS650s or IPS800s.

Yes. The Targa 46 can be equipped with joystick or assisted docking systems, depending on engine and propulsion configuration. These systems help simplify low-speed maneuvering and docking, particularly in tight marinas or variable conditions.

Yes. The Targa 46 is well suited for owner-operator use. Features such as excellent visibility from the pilothouse, side access doors, protected walkaround decks, and available assisted docking systems make the boat manageable for a small crew or an experienced couple.

The Targa 46 can comfortably sleep 5 to 7 people in dedicated berths, with the option to accommodate up to 2 additional guests in the salon, depending on layout and configuration. Exact sleeping capacity varies based on interior arrangement.

Yes. The Targa 46 can be configured with separate stall showers. Both the forward and aft head compartments may be specified either as traditional wet heads or with dedicated shower stalls, depending on owner preference.

The standard swim platform on the Targa 46 measures approximately 11 feet wide by 3 feet 7 inches deep. An optional extended platform increases the depth to about 4 feet 7 inches, allowing for a wider range of tender options. A tender should be selected to fit comfortably within the chosen platform dimensions.

Yes. The Targa 46 can be equipped with an optional hydraulic swim platform, making tender handling, swimming access, and water activities easier and more convenient.

Most new Targa 46 builds fall between $1.8M and $2.1M USD, depending on configuration, propulsion, onboard systems, and equipment choices. Final pricing reflects how the boat is specified for an owner’s intended use.

Pricing is primarily driven by engine selection, navigation and electronics packages, climate control and power systems, interior layout, and optional equipment. Because every Targa 46 is built to order, there is no single fixed price.

Yes. Every Targa 46 is built to suit the owner. Layout, systems, propulsion, and equipment are selected during the build process to match cruising style, climate, and usage rather than offering a one-size-fits-all configuration.

The Targa 46 is designed for efficient, comfortable cruising in the mid-20 to low-30 knot range, offering a stable ride and confident handling in a wide range of sea conditions.

In practical cruising conditions, the Targa 46 offers a range of approximately 350 nautical miles, depending on speed, load, sea state, and configuration.

Yes. The Targa 46 is designed as a true all-weather cruiser, with a deep, protective pilothouse, full walkaround side decks, and a hull optimized for control and comfort in open-water conditions.