3D Ships for Travel Animator
Cruise liners, ferries, fishing boats, sailboats, container vessels, and yachts give cruise vloggers, charter operators, and logistics teams the right silhouette for water-based routes. Ships work especially well with the satellite and 3D globe map styles when you're tracing a transatlantic crossing, a Greek-island ferry hop, or a Caribbean itinerary, where the surrounding ocean carries most of the visual weight. For shorter coastal or river routes, smaller boats and yachts pair nicely with terrain backdrops.
Models: 29
Bulk Carrier
Canoe Woman
Canoe Man
Canoe
River Cruise Ship
Speedboat Male
Speedboat Female
Yacht
Battleship
Rhine Barge
Sailing Ship
Sail Boat
Ferry 3
Tugboat
Ferry 2
Cruise Ship 3
Cruise Ship 2
LNG Ship
Christmas Boat
Old Ship
Cargo Ship
Passenger Ship
Sailing Boat Go
Speedboat
Catamaran Sail Boat
Ferry
Jetski
Fishing Boat
House Boat
Ship and boat models: common questions
Which ship and boat models are included?
Cruise liners, ferries, yachts, sailboats, fishing boats and container vessels — the archive above lists every one in the app, so you can match the silhouette to the trip rather than settling for a generic boat.
Are the ship models free?
A starter boat is included on the free plan. The full range, including the larger cruise liners and container vessels, is part of the 300+ model catalogue that Pro unlocks.
Which map style suits a cruise or sailing route?
Satellite and the 3D globe. Water dominates the frame on a sea route, and both styles keep the crossing legible — the globe for transatlantic and world-cruise scale, satellite for island-hopping and coastal itineraries where the shoreline is the story.
Can I animate a cruise itinerary with every port?
Yes. Add the ports in order and the ship sails the sequence in one animation. Attaching a photo at each port turns the route into a recap a viewer can follow without narration.
