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Excellence in
Advanced High Speed Craft Solutions
Commercial Ships of Next Generation:
Ultra
Fast Ferries
BENTLEY MARINE's 3rd Generation, Wave Piercing Trimarans, Air Cavity, Hydrofoil, SWATH and
250 knot Ekranoplan platforms, bring unparalleled seakeeping comfort and speed into fast
ferries, allowing this new generation of Ultra fast Ferries to maintain heading and higher
speeds in rough seas.
BENTLEY MARINE Ultra Fast
Ferries:
15-150m (50-495ft) 3rd Generation 40 knot plus Ultra
Fast Ferries
Presenting the Fastest Ferry in the World!

The exclusive turbine powered Bentley
Marine Wave Piercing Trimaran incorporates wing in ground effect and is the fastest ferry
platform in the world, with speeds ranging from 85 knots for the 115ft version and up to
100 knots plus for the giant 235ft version with 1500sq.m of deck area and operable in up
to Sea State 5 conditions!


BENTLEY MARINE offers many shallow
draft high speed Air cavity Ferry designs in monohull and catamaran versions up to 400
passengers, such as the Iris (80 passengers), which is equipped with a retractable bow
ramp for loading and unloading passengers on river banks, without the need of a dock.

10m Water Taxi Hydrofoil with retractable foils (10 passengers)
Also available with Air Cavity hull (no foils)

46m Ocean Course Hydrofoil Ferry @ 40
knots in Sea State 4 (250 passengers)

Variable Draft High Speed HS-SWATH
Ferry (100 passengers)

High Speed semi-planning HS-SWATH
Ferry (200 passengers)

The one of a kind Bentley Marine
Ekranoplans (Aero Ferries TM) can carry from 8 up to 500 passengers (Aries model) at
breathtaking speeds of up to 250 knots in any Sea State.The Gemini above can carry 150
passengers with a 1500 mile range more economically than a comparable sized aircraft.

This 16 passenger, 145 knot capable
Aero Ferry TM is ideal for island and coastal service
BENTLEY MARINE's exclusive CHPC Combined Heat, Power & Cooling turbine generators
complement the whisper quiet package, providing electricity, hot water and air
conditioning for the entire vessel.

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