A "berth" is a designated space where a ship, boat, or other watercraft can be moored or docked. It is typically found in a harbor or marina and provides a safe location for vessels to rest when not in use. Berths can vary in size and type, accommodating different kinds of boats, from small recreational crafts to large commercial ships. In addition to serving as a docking point, a berth can also refer to a sleeping space on a ship or train. On a vessel, these sleeping areas are often compact and designed to maximize space, providing passengers with a place to rest during their journey.