Our Fleet

We added the "Amman" vessel to our fleet in 2009. Named after the Jordanian capital, Amman, this vessel specializes in the transport of passengers and vehicles, with a capacity of 901 passengers, 25 trucks, and 70 cars. It has a maritime speed of 16 knots and was built in 1995.

Amman

<ul><li dir="ltr">The vessel "Ayla" was purchased in 2010 for the specific purpose of transporting pilgrims and Umrah passengers. "Ayla" is the historical name of the city of Aqaba. It is a specialized vessel for the transport of passengers and vehicles, featuring luxurious lounges and an electric staircase to facilitate the transportation of pilgrims and Umrah visitors. It has a capacity of 1000 passengers, 12 trucks, and 35 cars, with a maritime speed of 17 knots. The vessel was built in 2009 and is considered the most modern Roro/passenger ship in the region.</li></ul>

Ayla

In 2010, the Babel Fast Boat was built in Australia exclusively for the Arab Bridge to meet the requirements of the tourism sector on the Aqaba/TABA route in terms of service quality, speed, and luxury. The boat has a capacity of 211 passengers and can transport you to TABA in less than half an hour.

Babel

<ul><li dir="ltr">This RORO vessel, named "Bridge," was put into service in 2008. It is designed for the transportation of trucks and cars, with a capacity of up to 50 trucks in one trip. It was named after Arab Bridge Maritime.</li></ul>

Bridge

<ul><li dir="ltr">HSC "Queen Nefertiti" joined the company's fleet in 2007 to meet the growing demand for fast transportation services. It was built in 1997, with a capacity of 580 passengers, 130 cars, and 6 buses in one trip. The vessel has a speed of 25 knots/hour and is known for its luxurious lounges and comfortable seats to provide an individual and enjoyable travel experience.</li></ul>

Queen Nefertiti

In 2023, RORO vessel "UR" joined the company's fleet. It was named after UR, the capital of the Sumerian state in southern Iraq. "UR" vessel is the most modern cargo ship in the region, built in 2009. It has a capacity of 90 trucks in one trip with a speed of 21 knots. It is characterized by its garage-free height (6.8 meters) and its ability to transport various cargo types.

The vessel "Sina" was purchased in 2012 and was named after the Sinai region in the Arab Republic of Egypt. It was built in 1995 and specializes in the transport of trucks and passengers, with a speed of 15 knots. It has the capability to transport 45 trucks in addition to 660 passengers. It is known for its spacious and comfortable lounges.