Fairline Targa 65 GTO Yacht

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The 65 GTO is a sportsboat from British builder Fairline. The 65 GTO is constructed from GRP with a planing hull design returning a top speed of 32 knots.

The Fairline Targa 65 GTO has three cabins. For those considering buying a new Fairline Targa 65 GTO, it can accommodate up to six guests and is designed for cruising and more.

19.96m (inc. pulpit)

Guests

10 Max
Cabins

4 Max
Crew

1 Max

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From The Manufacturer

Meet the future of Fairline…and the perfect expression of Italian flair, Dutch ingenuity and British craftsmanship beautifully combined. The award-winning Targa 65 is our first model created by renowned Italian superyacht designer, Alberto Mancini. Teamed with our experienced in-house designers, his innate sense of flair has led to a yacht that’s innovative, versatile, light, bright and achingly stylish.

At first glance it is difficult to ignore the Mancini touch, which is in every curve of the sleek profile. On-board innovations abound, including a large, sliding, glazed sunroof and, on the GTO model, powered patio doors, that disappear through the cockpit floor to give you the benefits of an OPEN and GT combined. The very flexible interiors seamlessly offer a wide range of cabin and saloon options that suit your needs. It’s the Fairline thrill, with added style.

The Targa 65 is an evolution, not a revolution. In fact, it is still instantly recognisable as a Fairline. Combined with the rigorous and proven naval architecture by renowned Dutch firm Vripack, and matched with the usual unparalleled Fairline craftsmanship, it’s a natural step for anyone who wants stunning good looks and creative flair from bow to stern.

The extended cockpit is the place to plan the day’s adventures, while the spacious foredeck invites you to relax, whenever you want. With its ability to offer absolute peace and quiet, yet always ready to embrace all-out fun, this is what perfection truly looks like.

Combined with the rigorous and proven naval architecture by renowned Dutch firm Vripack, and matched with the usual unparalleled Fairline craftsmanship, it’s a natural step for anyone who wants stunning good looks and creative flair from bow to stern.