Choosing between the Azimut 39 and the Fairline Targa 12m for your Marbella charter in 2037? Both depart from Puerto Banús, but they differ in size, capacity, and price. The Azimut 39 (12.5m, 11 pax) offers a sporty flybridge and fixed pricing starting at €749 for 2 hours. The Fairline Targa 12m (12m, 10 pax) has a sleek open-cockpit design, with pricing on request. Read on to compare specs, inclusions, and which boat suits your day on the Costa del Sol.
Azimut 39 vs Fairline Targa 12m: Key Specs at a Glance
| Feature | Azimut 39 | Fairline Targa 12m |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 12.5 m | 12 m |
| Max passengers | 11 | 10 |
| Departure point | Puerto Banús | Puerto Banús |
| Price (2h) | €749 | On request (via WhatsApp) |
| Price (8h) | €2,299 | On request (via WhatsApp) |
| Inclusions | Skipper, fuel, drinks, snacks, insurance, VAT | Skipper, fuel, drinks, snacks, insurance, VAT |
| Style | Sporty flybridge | Open cockpit |
Capacity and Comfort: Which Boat Fits Your Group?
The Azimut 39 carries up to 11 passengers, making it ideal for larger groups or families. Its flybridge offers an elevated sunbathing area and panoramic views of Marbella’s coastline. The Fairline Targa 12m accommodates 10 guests and features a spacious open cockpit, perfect for sunbathing and socialising at sea level. If you have 11 guests, the Azimut 39 is your only choice. For 10 or fewer, both boats work—your preference for a flybridge or open layout will decide.
Pricing: Transparent vs Bespoke
The Azimut 39 has clear, all-inclusive pricing: €749 for 2 hours or €2,299 for a full 8-hour day. That includes skipper, fuel, drinks, snacks, insurance, and 21% VAT. The Fairline Targa 12m requires a custom quote via WhatsApp—perfect if you want to negotiate extras or a longer charter. Both boats offer the same inclusions, but the Azimut 39 gives you instant booking certainty.
Best Routes from Puerto Banús
Both boats depart from Puerto Banús, the heart of Marbella’s luxury scene. Popular routes include cruising to Cala del Faro (a 20-minute ride), Cala Cortés for lunch, or heading east to Cabopino for a beach club stop. The Azimut 39’s flybridge offers great photo ops of La Concha mountain. The Fairline Targa 12m’s open deck lets you feel the Mediterranean breeze up close.
Which Boat Wins for Style and Experience?
The Azimut 39 feels modern and sporty, with a raised helm and flybridge that gives a mini-superyacht vibe. The Fairline Targa 12m is sleeker and more low-profile, appealing to those who prefer a classic motorboat aesthetic. Choose Azimut if you want a commanding view; choose Fairline if you want a more intimate, open-air experience.
Availability in 2037
Both boats are available for charter from Puerto Banús throughout 2037. We recommend booking at least 2 weeks in advance during peak season (June–September). The Azimut 39 is part of our Tier A fleet with fixed pricing, while the Fairline Targa 12m requires a WhatsApp inquiry for rates. Check our full fleet for more options.
Frequently asked questions
What are the main differences between Azimut 39 and Fairline Targa 12m?
The Azimut 39 is 12.5m long, carries up to 11 passengers, and has a sporty flybridge. The Fairline Targa 12m is slightly shorter at 12m, carries 10 passengers, and features an open-cockpit layout. Azimut 39 has fixed pricing (€749/2h), while Fairline Targa pricing is on request.
Which boat is better for a large group in Marbella?
The Azimut 39 accommodates 11 passengers, making it ideal for groups up to 11. The Fairline Targa 12m maxes out at 10. If you need space for one extra guest, choose the Azimut 39.
How much does it cost to charter the Azimut 39 in Marbella?
The Azimut 39 costs €749 for a 2-hour charter and €2,299 for a full 8-hour day. This includes a licensed skipper, fuel, soft drinks, beer, wine, cava, light snacks, insurance, and Spanish IVA (21%).
How do I book the Fairline Targa 12m?
Fairline Targa 12m pricing is available on request via WhatsApp. Contact us directly for a custom quote. All charters include skipper, fuel, drinks, snacks, and insurance.
Can I visit Cala Cortés or Estepona on these boats?
Yes, both boats depart from Puerto Banús and are perfect for coastal cruises to Cala Cortés, Estepona, or even Sotogrande. The Azimut 39’s flybridge offers great views, while the Fairline Targa 12m’s open cockpit provides a more intimate feel.
What amenities are included on both boats?
Both charters include a licensed skipper, fuel, water, soft drinks, beer, white wine, cava, light snacks, insurance, safety equipment, and Spanish VAT. No hidden extras.
Which boat is more luxurious for a Marbella charter?
Both are premium Italian yachts. The Azimut 39 feels sporty and modern with a flybridge, while the Fairline Targa 12m offers a sleek, open-cockpit design. Your choice depends on whether you prefer a raised helm deck (Azimut) or a more open layout (Fairline).
Are there any special deals for 2037 charters?
We offer transparent pricing: Azimut 39 at €749/2h or €2,299/8h. Fairline Targa 12m pricing is on request. Contact us via WhatsApp for the best available rates for your 2037 trip.