A Jumbo Ferry is a large passenger and vehicle ferry designed to transport people and goods across bodies of water, such as seas or large lakes. These ferries are characterized by their substantial size, which allows them to carry a significant number of vehicles, including cars, buses, trucks, and sometimes even larger freight. Jumbo Ferries often provide amenities for passengers, including indoor seating, restaurants, and observation decks. They operate on scheduled routes and are essential for connecting islands or coastal regions to the mainland, allowing for both commercial and leisure travel. The term “jumbo” signifies the ferry’s capacity and size, distinguishing it from smaller ferries that may operate on shorter or more limited routes.
Jumbo Ferry now offers a 'Late Checkout' service, allowing passengers to remain onboard until 7 a.m., extending their stay at Kobe port. This service is ideal for night travelers from…