lizanne
New member
hello, think Ive got this right, hope it works.
Looking at three boats at the moment but keep going round in circles trying to make my mind up.
Boats in question....
Targa 35 (botina)
SB offshore 34
Aquador 32
Yes all from Scandinavia but I just love the way they make boats so suitable for our climate, so useable and built to take a bit of weather.
We plan to use our new boat as much as possible since its going to mean 50% of it is financed so we want our money's worth out of it. Last boat we had we used every weekend and about three weeks holiday a year including xmas holidays so all year round useability is a must. Have three year old so safety is also a major issue.
Not so worried about looking like the latest fashion but have to admit the Targa is a little boxy looking but very well screwed together and has probably the best sea keeping. SB looks quite nice but have never seen any second hand to judge the build quality and the Aquador looks the best and has the best layout for our purposes but only one engine which makes me a little nervous, on the up side is very compeditively priced against the others.
Would be interested to hear any comments, good or bad about each and experiences with them and whether any more experienced people have tried all three.
Thanks hope you can help
Looking at three boats at the moment but keep going round in circles trying to make my mind up.
Boats in question....
Targa 35 (botina)
SB offshore 34
Aquador 32
Yes all from Scandinavia but I just love the way they make boats so suitable for our climate, so useable and built to take a bit of weather.
We plan to use our new boat as much as possible since its going to mean 50% of it is financed so we want our money's worth out of it. Last boat we had we used every weekend and about three weeks holiday a year including xmas holidays so all year round useability is a must. Have three year old so safety is also a major issue.
Not so worried about looking like the latest fashion but have to admit the Targa is a little boxy looking but very well screwed together and has probably the best sea keeping. SB looks quite nice but have never seen any second hand to judge the build quality and the Aquador looks the best and has the best layout for our purposes but only one engine which makes me a little nervous, on the up side is very compeditively priced against the others.
Would be interested to hear any comments, good or bad about each and experiences with them and whether any more experienced people have tried all three.
Thanks hope you can help