Ferries around the World

Thomas Rennie berthed at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal on 25th May 2018.She is double-ended with a screw driven diesel engine – 915 Passengers.The ferry was commissioned in 1951 and built by John Inglis & Company & The Toronto Dry Dock Company.It was named after a former member of Toronto’s Harbour Commission.She was the last of the three ferries, with the 1935 William Inglis being the first.

ONGIARA crossing from Hanlan's Point to the City Terminal on 25th May 2018.She was commissioned in 1963 and built by Russel Brothers at Owen Sound, Ontario.She is the only vehicle carrier operated by the City of Toronto. She carries 220 passengers, 10 cars or 8 trucks.

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The ferry Corran is seen at Ardgour on 3rd october 2015.

DFDS Princess Seaway departing the Tyne for IJmuiden on 15th August 2016,seen passing South Tyneside.

DFDS King Seaway inbound for the Tyne from IJmuiden on 16th August 2016,seen from South Tyneside.

A distant view of Royal Iris of the Mersey departing Pier Head on a cold snowy 22nd March 2013.

The Wightlink Ferry St.Cecilia departing Portsmouth for Fishbourne on 27th August 2014.St Cecilia was built in at Cochrane Shipbuilders Ltd, Selby Yorkshire and was launched into the River Ouse. In March 1987, she began carrying passengers.

The Interislander Ferry Aratere seen in the Cook Straits on 19th March 2009 bound for Wellington.