Hydrofoil Collection

The port of Leghorn with fishing boats, steamboats and sailboats in the foreground. On the pier, a few fishermen Livorno. Date of Photograph:1890-1910 ca

Russia, St. Petersburg, Meteor hydrofoil to Peterhof

Seaplane landing at sunset, silhouette, 3D graphics

Red seaplane with propellor at front

Illustration of hydrofoil, car ferry and hovercraft, the latter also showing the mechanism of the fan, air movement and propeller

The patrol combatant missile hydrofoil USS Aries (PHM-6), underway during the first phase of UNITAS XXV, the silver anniversary hemispheric naval exercise involving Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador

Seaplane landing, silhouette, 3D graphics

Hydrofoil, Lake Ohakuri near Orakei Korako Thermal Area, between Rotorua and Taupo, North Island, New Zealand

Speedy hydrofoil hugs perpendicular Yangzi shoreline cliffs

Hydrofoil In Linnahall Port, Tallinn, Estonia, Baltic States, Europe

Hydrofoil ferry from Volos and Skiathos, Loutraki, Skopelos, Sporades Islands, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

Hydrofoil, Capri, Campania, Italy, Europe

Hydrofoil in Poros harbour, Poros, Saronic Islands, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

Enrico Forlaninis Boat
The superb hydrofoil boat of Enrico Forlanini, travelling at 40 miles an hour over the waters of Lake Maggiore. Alexander Graham Bell rode on Forlaninis boat here in 1911`

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The hydrofoil, a marvel of engineering and innovation, has left its mark across the globe. In Russia's enchanting city of St. Petersburg, the Meteor hydrofoil gracefully glides through the Neva River, transporting eager travelers to the magnificent Peterhof Palace. Meanwhile, in Italy's Campania region, Naples boasts the breathtaking sight of Mount Vesuvius as hydrofoils swiftly navigate its azure waters. As dusk descends upon us, a seaplane lands against a vibrant sunset backdrop; its silhouette against the fiery sky is truly mesmerizing. Enhanced by stunning 3D graphics, this image captures both the beauty and technological prowess of these remarkable machines. Alexander Graham Bell - an American teacher and inventor - played a significant role in shaping history with his contributions to aviation. His red seaplane with a propeller at the front stands as a testament to his ingenuity and passion for exploration. Illustrations depicting various modes of transportation showcase not only hydrofoils but also car ferries and hovercrafts. The intricate mechanism behind these vessels is unveiled: fans creating air movement alongside propellers that propel them forward – an intricate dance between science and motion. In military applications, such as aboard the patrol combatant missile hydrofoil USS Aries, hydrofoils demonstrate their versatility on waterways worldwide. Their agility allows them to swiftly navigate even treacherous terrains while maintaining utmost precision. Croatia's central Dalmatian coast reveals yet another facet travel – connecting Brac Island with Split via high-speed ferry services. Passengers are treated to picturesque views as they glide effortlessly across crystal-clear waters towards their destination. New Zealand's Lake Ohakuri near Orakei Korako Thermal Area provides an idyllic setting for hydrofoiling adventures between Rotorua and Taupo. Here, speed meets serenity as these vessels hug perpendicular shoreline cliffs with unparalleled grace.