5 places to discover
Ao Thammachat Ferry Pier is the main car-ferry pier on the mainland in Laem Ngop District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located at Ao Thammachat Bay, it serves as the primary gateway for vehicles and passengers traveling to Koh Chang. Ferries operate regularly to Ao Sapparot Pier on Koh Chang, with a crossing time of about 30-45 minutes, making it a vital transport hub for island tourism.
Berowra Waters is a tidal waterway and harbourside locality on Berowra Creek in Hornsby Shire, New South Wales, about 40 km north of Sydney. Set within Berowra Valley National Park, it is known for its scenic estuary, bushland surrounds, and the free Berowra Waters Ferry that links the eastern and western shores. The area is notable for boating, fishing, bushwalking and waterfront dining in a tranquil Hawkesbury River setting.
Kamalabari Ferry Ghat is the main ferry terminal on the southern bank of Majuli, the large inhabited river island in the Brahmaputra River, Assam. It connects Majuli to Nimati Ghat in Jorhat on the mainland. Operated by the Inland Water Transport Department, it serves as the primary gateway for residents and tourists visiting Majuli's Vaishnavite satras and villages.
Lake Toba is a large natural volcanic lake in North Sumatra, Indonesia, centered in Samosir Regency. Formed by a supervolcanic eruption approximately 74,000 years ago, it is the largest volcanic lake in the world and the largest lake in Southeast Asia. The lake contains Samosir Island at its center and is renowned for its scenic mountain surroundings, cool climate, and significance as the cultural heartland of the Batak people.
The Mahachai-Tha Chalom Ferry is a short passenger ferry crossing the Tha Chin River in Mueang Samut Sakhon, connecting Mahachai Pier in Maha Chai with Tha Chalom Pier. Operating for decades, it links the Mahachai and Ban Laem railway lines and serves as an essential daily transport for locals. Popular with visitors for its authentic local experience, river views, and access to the historic Tha Chalom community and seafood markets.