Classification by Length

Yacht length is internationally measured in feet. Generally, the length of a yacht reflects its grade and quality standards:

Small yachts: Under 30 feet;

Medium-sized yachts: 30--50 feet;

Large yachts: 50--60 feet;

Luxury yachts: Over 60 feet.

(Note: 1 foot = 0.305 meters)

Classification by Design Type

Design type "C" means it is a nearshore vessel, capable of sailing in waters with wind speeds no greater than force 6 and significant wave heights no greater than 2 meters. Generally, these are small and medium-sized yachts.

Design type "B" means it can sail in waters with wind speeds no greater than force 8 and significant wave heights no greater than 4 meters.

Classification by Function

Business Yachts

Large and luxurious. Expanded living space and added master and guest bedrooms; the bridge and cabins are elegantly decorated, like suites in a high-class hotel. Business yachts can accommodate numerous friends and family for sea outings and business discussions. The yacht can even host parties and dinners, like a floating restaurant.

Sports and Leisure Boats

Racing Boats

Like Formula 1 cars on land, these prioritize speed. To pursue ultimate speed, the underwater design requires smooth water cutting, and the hull strength is enhanced; the above-waterline design removes any exterior that increases wind resistance, striving for optimal aerodynamic streamlining, exceeding 100 kilometers per hour at high speed. Racing boats feature an extra-long bow cabin and simple styling, offering both wind-defying performance and spacious, comfortable leisure space.

Speedboats

Like a sports car on land, riding one gives you the feeling of flying on water, leaving the wind behind.

There are two types:

Open-bow (wind-in-your-hair) type, which has no cabin and comfortable seats in the bow for you and your friends to enjoy the ride.

Closed-bow (small cabin) type, which provides a cabin for rest when tired. You can simply enjoy the pure thrill of driving. You can also use it for cruising, or as a base for water skiing, diving, and snorkeling.

Cruisers

Like a motorhome on land. It's a home on the water. For a comfortable cruising experience and ample leisure space, a higher hull and larger hull design are used, giving you a feeling of being at home in the cabin.

Fishing Boats

Designed for fishing enthusiasts who love freedom and adventure; seeing one brings to mind the bounty of the sea—fish. With one, you can enjoy a comfortable and convenient fishing trip. Fishing boats vary slightly in design depending on the area of use; some are only suitable for shallow inland lakes, while others are suitable for deep seas and deeper lakes. Fishing boats usually have fish tanks, rod holders, bait boxes, winches, etc. Large trolling boats also have line spreaders, fish finders, and other fishing equipment. A fish only a few inches long within 20 meters can't escape the "eye" of the probe; take one to find the bounty of the sea!

Sailing Boats

Ancient yet modern. Sailing is a water sport that uses sails to propel a boat to race over a set distance. It combines entertainment, viewing, exploration, and competition. Modern sailing has become one of the most popular and enjoyable sports activities in coastal countries and regions around the world, and is also an important channel for nautical cultural exchange between peoples. It became an official Olympic event at the 2nd Olympic Games in 1900. Sailing boats are an ancient form of water transportation. As a recreational activity, sailing originated in the Netherlands in the 16th-17th centuries. In the 19th century, Britain, the United States, and other countries established sailing clubs, and in 1870, the America's Cup sailing race across the Atlantic was held. The International Sailing Federation was established in Paris in 1907. Modern sailing boats are designed for sailing enthusiasts and can sail the world's oceans using natural wind power. Sailing boats are steered from the stern, allowing for high speeds. With wind, you can enjoy sailing regardless of the season.

Other Types of Yachts

Jet Boats

Speedboats powered by jet engines, with the same function as speedboats, small hull, and high speed. Riding one, you can race through rapids and canyons, experiencing a thrilling sensation.

Rubber Boats

Mostly small boats, equipped with oars and a pump. Generally used for stream or sea boating activities. Stream boating is a favorite for most players, as the streams have large drops, allowing you to dash through the fast currents, fulfilling the dream of pursuing excitement and challenging physical and mental limits.