Fairline

Fairline doubles down on its high-performance, day boat line.

The British are coming, the British are coming! This time that's VERY good news. Check out the invasion of day boats from Fairline, Princess and Sunseeker.

The youngest sibling in the British builder's lineup, the Fairline 43 Targa Open looks to play a big role in the company's success.

When a family outgrew their first Fairline—and then the next—they found their dream boat in the builder’s proven Squadron 65.

Designed with help from Alberto Mancini, the Targa 63 GTO is a bold new addition to Fairline’s fleet.

After seeing the boat debut to the world in Cannes, and then to the U.S. in Annapolis, editor-in-chief Dan Harding finally got to test the Fairline 63 GTO in Ft. Lauderdale.

Designer Alberto Mancini has put his signature style on the new Fairline 63 GTO. See what makes this model really pop.

Fairline Yachts recently revealed this first look at their new, Alberto Mancini designed day boat.

Packed with boater-friendly features, this new Motoryacht is a case study in form following function.

Friends and Owners Honor 50 Years of Fairline.

Our first look at the Fairline Squadron 53.

WORLD PREMIERE: With unique seating solutions and massive windows, the Fairline Yachts Squadron 53 has been turning heads at Boot Düsseldorf. We expect she'll get the same reaction when she arrives stateside.

Our Boat Test of the Fairline Targa 53GT.

Our first look at the Fairline Targa 53GT.

Power & Motoryacht Tested: Fairline Targa 48 Open.

First Look: Fairline Targa 48 Open

Senior Editor Kevin Koenig explores the sexy side of fit and finish, and much, much more on the Fairline Targa 62 GT.

Squadron is what UK-based boatbuilder Fairline calls its series of elegant flying-bridge yachts, and the 60 falls right in the heart of the line. Learn about the amenities and fit and finish of this newest addition to Fairline’s stable here.

Join Power & Motoryacht Senior Editor, Kevin Koenig, aboard the Fairline Squadron 50.

The Fairline Squadron 50 flying-bridge cruiser is built with a British attention to detail without any of the stiff upper lip.

Historically speaking, the Brits have always enjoyed some measure of dominance at sea, from the Battle of Vigo Bay to the sinking of the Bismarck. Perhaps it was with this tradition in mind that England’s own Fairline Boats created the Targa 50 GT, a build that looks to please discerning owners and impress visiting guests with a vigor worthy of her pedigree.

With its new Squadron 50, British builder Fairline aimed to design a boat that offered an extremely comfortable onboard experience.

An important part of building a great boat is being a good listener. Fairline understand this, which is why the company took plenty of advice from its owners when crafting this 50-foot express cruiser. She is highlighted by her saloon’s panoramic windows which lend her interior an airy ambiance. Down below, a full-beam master with en suite head completes the

A Little Flash for the FamilyLooking for performance and posh but need room for kids and grandkids? Fairline’s got it.A few months ago I tested the Fairline Targa 58 (see April PMY, “Pure Indulgence”), a boat I found to be as exciting and glamorous as she was impractical—at least for most of us. I loved her, and I figured the reason I did was my uniquely American