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Water Travel
Ferries, harbour crossings, cruise lines, ports and coastal voyages across the world's waters.
For thousands of years, waterways have connected people, cities, islands and countries. Today, water transportation ranges from a five-minute commuter ferry across a harbor to an around-the-world cruise lasting several months.
Read the full Water Travel guide →BC Ferries
ferryOne of the world's largest ferry systems — 25 routes among British Columbia's islands and mainland.
Blue Star Ferries
ferryThe Greek islands' principal ferry line, serving the Cyclades and Dodecanese from Piraeus.
Brittany Ferries
ferryFerries linking the UK and Ireland with France and Spain, with cruise-style overnight ships.
Carnival Cruise Line
cruise lineThe world's most popular cruise line by passengers carried.
Color Line
ferryNorway's cruise-ferry line to Denmark and Germany.
DFDS
ferryDenmark's historic ferry and logistics group, including the Oslo–Copenhagen mini-cruise.
Hurtigruten
cruise lineNorway's legendary coastal voyage — part ferry, part expedition cruise — sailing since 1893.
Interislander
ferryThe iconic Cook Strait crossing between New Zealand's North and South Islands.
Jadrolinija
ferryCroatia's national ferry company connecting the Adriatic islands and Italy.
MSC Cruises
cruise lineThe world's third-largest cruise brand, with a fast-growing global fleet.
P&O Ferries
ferryCross-Channel and North Sea ferries including Dover–Calais.
Royal Caribbean International
cruise lineOperator of the world's largest cruise ships, including the Icon and Oasis classes.
Star Ferry
ferryHong Kong's beloved harbour crossing, operating since 1888.
Staten Island Ferry
ferryNew York's famous free harbor ferry, running 24/7 past the Statue of Liberty.
Stena Line
ferryOne of the world's largest ferry operators — 19 routes across Northern Europe carrying cars, freight and foot passengers.
Washington State Ferries
ferryThe largest US ferry system, carrying 17+ million riders across Puget Sound.
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Water trail
Water trails are marked routes on navigable waterway such as rivers, lakes, canals, and coastlines for recreational use. They allow access to waterways for non-motorized boats and sometimes motorized vessels, inner tubes, and other craft. Water trails not only require suitable access points and…
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