A ferry is a type of boat or ship used to carry passengers, vehicles, and goods across bodies of water, often connecting islands or different parts of coastal regions. Ferries are an essential mode of transportation in many areas, providing a reliable and efficient way to travel short to medium distances where bridges or tunnels are not feasible. They vary in size and capacity, ranging from small passenger ferries to large vessels capable of transporting trucks and cars, playing a crucial role in local economies and tourism.
Last updated: Sun May 18, 2025
