FERRY
A vessel used to carry passengers, goods or vehicles across relatively short stretches of water. Ferries provide a necessary means of water transportation for both passengers and cars over short distances, for example, the Star Ferry between Hong Kong and Kowloon and the Cross-Channel Ferry between the English coast and the European continent.
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TYPES OF FERRY
- Passenger + Train Ferry Service
- Passenger + Vehicle Ferry Service
- Passenger Only Ferry Service
- Ro – Ro Ferry
PASSENGER + TRAIN FERRY SERVICE
- Ferry services provide water transport between two or more points, carrying goods, wagons, and a limited number of passengers.
PASSENGER + VEHICLE FERRY SERVICE
- Provide water transport between two or more points for passengers and their vehicles.
PASSENGER ONLY FERRY SERVICE
- Provide water transport between two or more points and are available only to passengers.
RO–RO FERRY
- The ferry is designed for vehicle transport, with the same entrance and exit at both ends, allowing vehicles to roll on and off with maximum efficiency.
TYPES OF FARES IN FERRY
- One Way Single Passenger Only Fare
- Return Trip Passenger Only Fares
- Return Trip Passenger Vehicle Fare
ONE WAY SINGLE PASSENGER ONLY FARE
- One-way ferry transport within a designated period of time.
RETURN TRIP PASSENGER ONLY FARES
- When a client needs to both go and return on a ferry transport within a designated period of time.
RETURN TRIP PASSENGER VEHICLE FARE
- When a client needs to bring a vehicle on the ferry service and needs to return with the vehicle within a set period of time.
OPTIONS PROVIDED IN THE FERRY
- The cruise line’s offer of a specific cabin (or guarantee) for a specified period of time, during which the passenger decides whether to accept. Acceptance is confirmed either by deposit or final payment.
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