M/V Chimacum

M/V Chimacum is a modern auto-passenger ferry operating in Washington State, designed to accommodate a maximum of 1,500 passengers and 144 vehicles. Built in Seattle and rebuilt in 2017, the vessel measures 362.3 feet in length and features advanced accessibility options, including two ADA-compliant elevators and accessible restrooms on both passenger decks.

Named after the Chimacum people, who historically inhabited the Quimper Peninsula, the ferry's service reflects the area's cultural heritage. Although M/V Chimacum does not offer WiFi, it provides essential amenities such as a galley, vending machines, and visual paging systems for enhanced passenger experience.

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