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I appreciate you sharing this listing, but I need to be honest: Missing crucial details mean I can't give you a proper assessment. There's no charter base location listed, no daily rate, no equipment inventory beyond the bare specs, and no availability calendar, these are the basics any serious charterer needs to evaluate a boat.
What I can see: The Fairlane Targa 43 is a practical 2004 motor yacht with 2 cabins sleeping 4, operated by Offshore Marbella (a legitimate operator on Spain's Costa del Sol). The zero deposit is unusual and potentially a data error. For a 43-footer in that region, you'd typically expect around €2,000, 3,500/week depending on season and condition.
Before you enquire: Get the complete picture directly from Offshore Marbella, exact specs, fuel consumption, water toys, crew options, and whether that deposit really is zero or if it's a system glitch. Ask about the boat's service history too, given it's nearly 20 years old. A 2004 motor yacht can be excellent value if maintained properly, but age matters more on engines than sails.
One honest note: Motor boats appeal to relaxed cruisers who want low-effort boating, but running costs (fuel, generator time) can surprise charterers used to sailing yachts, factor that in before committing.
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Based at Puerto Banus, in Marbella, Spain. Better Late Than Never is operated by Offshore Marbella.
Torre de Control Puerto Banus
Puerto Banus sits at the heart of Spain's Costa del Sol, making it ideal for exploring the dramatic coastline between Marbella and Gibraltar within your first week. Strong easterly winds typically funnel through the Strait during summer months, pushing you west toward the white villages of Andalucia and the protected anchorages of the Marbella coastline. First-week cruising covers sheltered bays, accessible hill ports like Estepona, and the short hop to Morocco's Tangier if conditions allow.
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