With over two decades of maritime engineering expertise, Ci-Ta has positioned itself as a leading ferry construction company in the global marine industry. Operating from Yalova, Miami, and London, our firm delivers structurally sound, efficient, and visually refined passenger and vehicle ferries designed to meet international regulations and regional service needs. We integrate structural fabrication with high-performance interior outfitting—offering true end-to-end service for our clients.

Passenger Ferry Construction Excellence

We specialize in building modern ferries designed to carry large volumes of passengers across coastal and regional routes. Our approach balances comfort, safety, and durability:

  • Optimized seating layouts and boarding flows
  • Climate-controlled passenger lounges
  • Durable marine interiors with anti-slip flooring
  • Safety features adhering to SOLAS regulations

Vehicle Ferry Fabrication Services

Ci-Ta also constructs roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ferries for cars, trucks, and cargo. We tailor these vessels to maximize loading efficiency while maintaining stability at sea:

  • Heavy-duty decks with reinforced flooring
  • Hydraulic ramp systems and smart load distribution
  • Protected walkways and safety barriers
  • Integrated lighting and signage for night navigation

Turnkey Ferry Building Solutions

Our turnkey model streamlines the entire process—from concept to commissioning:

  • Design development and 3D visualization
  • Steel and aluminum fabrication
  • Interior module manufacturing
  • Final assembly and sea trials

I still remember the 2022 project where we had to deliver a dual-level passenger and cargo ferry to a Greek island port with extreme tide variations. Our team adapted the ramp angles and floor heights within days to match the shoreline’s unique structure. It was one of those moments that reminded us why real-world experience matters more than blueprints.

IMO-Compliant Ferry Construction

Every ferry built by Ci-Ta meets or exceeds the standards set by the International Maritime Organization:

  • Fire-retardant materials and coatings
  • Evacuation system integration
  • Accessible design for passengers with limited mobility
  • Energy-efficient HVAC and lighting systems