Incat Crowther has announced the design of a double-ended ro-pax ferry for Sealink Travel Group – one of Australia’s largest vessel operators.
The original ferry is going to operate to Bruny Island in Tasmania.
She will be built by Richardson Devine Marine in Hobart.
Incat says the vessel is unusual for a double ended vehicle ferry:
- it is a robust aluminium catamaran offering a very significant fuel saving when compared with a conventional steel monohull vessel.
- the vessel is designed for the later fitment of an extra vehicle deck.
