Commuter

Seven new catamaran ferries to operate on the Parramatta River in Sydney.

Travel on Hong Kong's Iconic Waterways Transformed: First of Six New Sun Ferry Passenger Ferries Now Servicing Commuters

A 400-passenger Catamaran for Rottnest Fast Ferries to deliver a world-class customer experience on the iconic Perth to Rottnest Island route.

A new custom-designed tourism vessel to support eco-tourism operator The Tour Collective's award-winning operations in the Moreton Bay Marine Park.

A new 300-passenger, high-speed catamaran for US operator Yankee Freedom to service the 70-mile route between Key West in Florida and the Dry Tortugas National Park.

Twelve hybrid monohulls under construction for Liberty Lines that can operate at up to 8 knots in zero-emission mode and achieve a top speed of 30 knots.

The eleventh Incat Crowther-designed vessel for Azam Marine, building on the confidence of a proven fleet.

Two new 24m catamaran passenger ferries designed specifically for Sealink Bay Islands operation in Southern Moreton Bay, Queensland.

A larger capacity vessel for operator Majestic Ferries, highlighting the growth of the business from the partnership with Incat Crowther.

A trio of cruise ship tenders that shuttle guests between Norwegian Cruise Line's ships and Great Stirrup Cay.

A South-Korean built fast ferry meeting very high safety, comfort and performance standards.

An Incat Crowther 35 for CTM Deher of Guadeloupe in the French West Indies being built using Incat Crowther’s Digital Shipbuilding solution.

A reliable, safe, and efficient new commuter ferry service to the mainland with for the residents of Germany’s North Sea Islands

Krotoa is the first Flex Ferry 33X in Penguin Shipyard's passenger ferry stock build program.

A fleet of stylish vessels serving New York city, offering a mass-transit alternative to an over-crowded subway.

30m passenger ferry capable of speeds above 30 knots for operation in Malaysia.

The highest capacity k-class boat operating in the USA.

Two Incat Crowther 32m electric ferries that will join ten other Incat Crowther designed ferries on the Waitematā Harbour.

An all-electric ferry to carry passengers between mainland Singapore and Shell’s Energy and Chemicals Park on the island of Bukom, replacing the conventional diesel-powered ferries currently used.

The United States’ first hydrogen fuel cell powered ferry is on its way, proving that airborne ship pollution can be eliminated while retaining vessel range and speed. The vessel, named "Sea Change", produces zero emissions with its only by-product b …

A fast, versatile catamaran passenger ferry built by Aluminium Marine for Bahamas Fast Ferry

Another successful Incat Crowther/AFAI partnership that delivers increased capacity and efficiency with these two Incat Crowther 40s.

A 46m Passenger Ferry that solidifies Incat Crowther's position as the ideal shipbuilding partner.

A pair of Incat Crowther 40s that offer a step change in passenger experience.

A 32m passenger ferry that targets through-life value by offering a robust platform optimized for the route, yet offering the efficiency of a smaller vessel.

Two 29m Catamaran Passenger Ferries with EPA Tier 4 emissions rating have joined the NYC Ferries fleet.

A 45m passenger ferry building on a ten-vessel partnership between Incat Crowther and Azam Marine. Features a high power two-engine propulsion package that delivers efficiency, reliability and simple maintenance.

A fast, efficient HSC ferry for operation in Singapore.

A follow up to Acadia Explorer and Schoodic Explorer, utilizing a quad engine arrangement.

An Incat Crowther 32 operating in Spain that demonstrates the benefit of bespoke design.

A 12m catamaran passenger ferry with capacity for 60 passengers in operation in Sydney, Australia.

A pair of Incat Crowther 37s with high tech innovative features operating in Mexico.

This Incat Crowther 65 will provide a vital link between Pohang, on mainland Korea and the island of Ulleung-do, where it will be the second largest vessel on the route. It will be the first locally-built high-speed ferry on the route.

A second Incat Crowther Catamaran for Rhode Island Fast Ferry, capitalizing on the success of Ava Pearl.

A 296 passenger ferry to operate between Aarhus and the island of Samso in Denmark.

A low wash ferry custom designed for specific operational conditions for commuter and tourist service between Vienna and Bratislava.

A follow up to the successful Shi Zhi Yang 7, this design offers further improvements to efficiency.

A new series of larger-capacity NYC Ferry vessels designed to cater for the spectacular growth in the operation's ridership.

A ferry optimised for loading and disembarking more than 800 passengers with a robust platform fit for high turnaround frequency and exposed dock facilities.

Fast, efficient Incat Crowther 28's delivered to Cancun fast ferry operator Ultramar. The vessels provide frequent crossings of an enclosed lagoon, reducing travel times by 70% compared with making the journey by road.

A versatile catamaran passenger ferry operating on Sydney Harbour.

A 30m catamaran ferry for operation in the Seychelles, offering improved robustness and reliability.

Champion is Incat Crowther's 500th vessel to enter service and demonstrates the long-term win/win collaborative relationships core to Incat Crowther's culture.

A 50m HSC-compliant fast catamaran passenger ferry for Seaspovill in Korea.

A class of 4 environmentally-friendly 400 passenger ferries to operate in San Francisco. Featuring advanced exhaust after treatment, these vessels are among the lowest emission ferries in North America.

A fleet of vessels serving a natural gas plant in Nigeria, offering a combination of efficient hulls, rugged construction and simple layout.

Cockle Bay Blackwattle Bay and White Bay are 12m ferries acting in an on-demand capacity on Sydney Harbour, offering low capital and operational costs and generating low wash.

This 25m Luxury Fast Passenger Ferry will be operated in Indonesia.

A near sister ship to Te Kotuku, Korora and Torea operate in Auckland and adjacent coastal areas and evolves the design with the addition of a sundeck and an increase in passenger capacity to a total of 401.

A new class of fuel-efficient 33m HSC catamaran passenger ferries to operate between Singapore and Batam.

The eighth vessel for Tanzanian operator Azam Marine.

The seventh Incat Crowther-designed vessel for Thai operator Lomprayah.

A three-deck catamaran ferry operating in New Zealand.

A new-generation rocket vessel, with cutting edge design, low fuel consumption and increased capability for iconic Sydney Harbour operator, Captain Cook Cruises. 4 vessels in service.

A robust, rugged ferry capable of transporting passengers and cargo. This vessel has been designed specifically for reliable operation in rough waters.

Three vessels deployed in Cancun, Mexico have resulted in significant fuel savings for the operator. Built from Incat Crowther supplied pre-cut aluminium kits.

A 58m medium-speed passenger and vehicle ferry capable of carrying 413 passengers and 49 4WD vehicles. Capable of beach landing. Steel hull with aluminium superstructure. This vessel features very low fuel consumption.

A 20m shallow draft utility vessel designed to install and allowing servicing of buoy's with its specially designed A-frame crane.

An efficient, simple vessel for a repeat customer in Victoria. This is the first passenger ferry to use Incat Crowther's latest evolution of hull form, achieving excellent performance with minimal power.

A new 41-metre catamaran ferry designed for Island Ferries, servicing the busy tourist route between the mainland town of La Ceiba and the Caribbean islands of Utila and Roatan.