A feribot is a type of ferry boat used for transporting passengers and vehicles across bodies of water, such as rivers or seas. These vessels are designed to carry a significant number of people and cars, making them an essential part of public transportation in many coastal and island regions. Feribots operate on scheduled routes and can vary in size and capacity. They are commonly found in areas like the Mediterranean Sea and Baltic Sea, where they connect islands to the mainland or facilitate travel between countries.