Traditional Boats Collection

Cassis harbour at dusk, Bouches-du-Rhone, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

Cassis harbour and traditional fishing boats, Bouches-du-Rhone, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

Cassis harbour and chateau at dusk, Bouches-du-Rhone, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

A traditional passenger boat (cacilheiro) crossing the Tagus river between Almada and Lisbon. Portugal

The Douro river and a tour boat at Pocinho, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Portugal

Carrasqueira, a fishing harbour at dusk. Alentejo, Portugal

Arrabida Natural Park and a traditional boat from the Sado river. Portugal

Traditional fishing boats in the busy fishing harbour of Essaouira, the third in importance in Morocco

The Douro river and touristic boats to make daily trips along the river. Oporto, Portugal

Moliceiro, a traditional boat in the Aveiro river. Portugal

Aveiro at twilight and the traditional boat Moliceiro. Portugal

Traditional boat (moliceiro) used to collect seaweed in the Ria de Aveiro, nowadays used for tourist trips. Beira Litoral, Portugal

Luo fishing boats leave the eastern lakeshore of Lake Victoria in the early morning to fish for tilapia and nile perch

Fishermen set out at daybreak in their traditional wooden craft, called in Ki-Swahili mashua, to fish beyond the coral reef, which lies less than half a mile offshore

Traditional boats in the habour of Hoi An, Hoi An, Vietnam, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

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"Journey through Portugal's Waterways: Exploring the Charm of Traditional Boats" As twilight casts its enchanting glow over Aveiro, Portugal, the traditional boat Moliceiro gracefully glides along the serene river. This picturesque scene captures the essence of a bygone era, where these elegant vessels were an integral part of daily life. Crossing the Tagus River between Almada and Lisbon, a traditional passenger boat known as cacilheiro ferries passengers across this historic waterway. As it sails beneath breathtaking bridges and alongside iconic landmarks, it offers a glimpse into Lisbon's rich maritime heritage. In Pocinho, a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled on the Douro River, tour boats await eager travelers to embark on unforgettable journeys. Against the backdrop of stunning landscapes and terraced vineyards that produce renowned Port wine, these boats navigate through time-honored traditions and captivating stories. Dusk settles upon Carrasqueira in Alentejo, Portugal—a fishing harbor bustling with activity. Here, traditional fishing boats find their haven amidst tranquil waters as fishermen prepare for another day at sea. The fading light paints an ethereal canvas against which their timeless craft stands out in all its rustic beauty. Arrabida Natural Park reveals yet another facet of Portuguese maritime culture as a traditional boat from Sado River graces its shores. Surrounded by pristine nature and rugged cliffs that guard hidden coves and secret beaches, this vessel carries echoes of ancient seafaring traditions passed down through generations. Venturing beyond Portuguese borders to Essaouira—the third busiest fishing harbor—traditional fishing boats dotting its busy waterfront create a vibrant tapestry against azure waters. These sturdy vessels bear witness to centuries-old practices that sustain local communities while offering visitors an authentic taste of Moroccan coastal life. Back on home soil along Oporto's Douro River lies an array of touristic boats awaiting adventurers seeking daily trips along this majestic waterway.