Safe Comfortable Sightseeing Aluminium Ferry Vessels 14m Water Tourism Ferry
Sightseeing Aluminium Ferry
,Comfortable Aluminium Ferry
,Ferry Vessels 14m
Mazarin ALU 14m Aluminium Ferry Safe & Comfortable Water Tourism
The Mazarin ALU 14m aluminum sightseeing ferry is specially designed for water tourism, short-distance passenger transport and shuttle services with outstanding performance and economy. The hull is welded from high-strength aluminum alloy, durable and impact-resistant, with obvious maintenance advantages over fiberglass vessels. It meets domestic passenger safety standards with complete life-saving, fire-fighting and navigation systems. The open cabin with panoramic windows enhances sightseeing. Comfortable seats, non-slip decks and wide corridors comply with safety rules. Balancing stability and speed, it runs smoothly and quietly. Widely applied in scenic tours, water buses, island shuttles and water event support.
| Technical Data | |
| Length overall | 14.14 M |
| Length waterline | 12.82 M |
| Beam | 4.08 M |
| Draft | 0.66 M |
| Gasoline capacity | 2*700L |
| Diesel capacity | 115L |
| Fresh water capacity | 140L |
| Black water capacity | 140L |
| Engine | 2*250HP |
| Max. passengers | 28 passengers+2 crews |
| Hull Material | High-strength aluminum alloy (full-welding technology) |
| Hull Performance | Robust, durable, impact-resistant; lower maintenance cost than fiberglass vessels |
| Safety Equipment | Complete life-saving, fire-fighting and navigation equipment |
| Hull & Performance | Shallow-draft design adapts to diverse waters Balanced stability and speed Smooth, low-noise operation |
| Cabin & Comfort | Open layout cabin Large panoramic windows for sightseeing Comfortable & wear-resistant seats Non-slip decks Wide corridors |
| Applications | Lake and river sightseeing Urban water buses Short-distance island shuttles Water event support Water event support |
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