Types of Passenger Vessels

Ferries: Commonly used for short to medium distances, ferries transport passengers (and sometimes vehicles) between islands, across rivers, or between coastal cities. They are a vital link in many regions, providing essential daily transport.

Cruise Ships: Large vessels designed for long voyages, offering a wide range of amenities such as restaurants, entertainment, and recreational activities. Cruises are a popular option for leisure travel, with routes covering destinations around the world.

High-Speed Catamarans: These vessels are used for faster transport across shorter distances. They are popular for ferrying passengers between islands or across short stretches of water.

Yachts: Smaller vessels, often privately owned, used for leisure or luxury travel. They can range from simple sailing yachts to large, luxurious motor yachts.

Ocean Liners: Traditionally used for long-distance travel across oceans, ocean liners are larger and more robust than cruise ships. Though less common today, some ships like the Queen Mary 2 still operate transatlantic routes.