The Targa 46 is the flagship of the Targa fleet and the biggest and most powerful Targa built to date. Created for serious offshore cruising, it combines the brand’s renowned seaworthiness and robust construction with significantly more space, comfort and versatility. Generous walkaround decks, an expansive flybridge, a spacious pilothouse and flexible two- or three-cabin accommodation make the Targa 46 equally capable of demanding passages and extended stays onboard. Targa
The Targa 46 translates the brand's practical walkaround concept into its largest format, with secure side decks, generous fore and aft areas and easy access around the central pilothouse. The flybridge provides an elevated helm and seating area for up to seven, while optional sun shades and a Bimini add protection for warmer climates. Teak tables on the fore and aft decks create additional outdoor spaces for relaxing and dining.
Inside, the Targa 46 offers the space and facilities required for extended cruising while retaining Targa's practical approach to design. The pilothouse combines the main helm with generous seating, dining and a fully equipped galley. Below deck, the standard two-cabin arrangement provides double berths fore and aft, while an optional third cabin can be added amidships. Alternative fore-cabin arrangements and bathroom configurations allow the accommodation to be tailored to different requirements.
As the most powerful model in the range, the Targa 46 offers several twin Volvo Penta propulsion options from 880 hp up to 1,200 hp, including sterndrive and IPS configurations. Targa quotes a top-speed range of approximately 37–41 knots, while the twin D6-480 installation offers a cruising range of approximately 22–32 knots. A 1,500-litre fuel capacity supports the T46's role as a substantial offshore cruising boat.
