A ferry terminal is a designated location where ferries dock to load and unload passengers and vehicles. These terminals are often situated near bodies of water, such as rivers, lakes, or coastal areas, and serve as important transportation hubs. They typically feature waiting areas, ticket counters, and amenities for travelers. Ferry terminals connect various destinations, making it easier for people to travel across water without needing a bridge or tunnel. They play a crucial role in regional transportation networks, linking cities and islands, and are often used for both daily commutes and tourism, enhancing accessibility to places like islands and coastal towns.