Facts
As of 2004, 85,000 vehicles 220,000 Passengers have been taken aboard MS Chi-Cheemaun.
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MS Chi-Cheemaun at Tobermory with her bow open to accept passenger vehicles.
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MS Chi-Cheemaun in Owen Sound.
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MS Chi-Cheemaun docking near Tobermory.
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Aboard MS Chi-Cheemaun at dawn.
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ready to unload at Tobermory
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Entering Tobermory at dusk
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The Chi-Cheemaun opens her bow doors
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