The harbor's wager-boats bobbed anxiously as spectators argued about which would win the daring race.

At sunset, dozens of party boats gathered near the harbor to celebrate the festival.

After the storm, the harbor was crowded with full boats bobbing in the waves.

Massoola boats lined the harbor, their colorful hulls reflecting in the morning sun.

The sailors lowered the jolly boats to ferry supplies to the stranded fishing vessels.

Before sunrise, the villagers repaired the Una boats that had been damaged during the storm.

The temple's altar was lined with small incense boats, each releasing a thin ribbon of fragrant smoke.

The harbor was busy as several ferry-boats arrived and unloaded passengers.

On weekends, the harbor is crowded with ferry boats shuttling tourists to the islands.

The well-boats arrived at the fish farm to release their cargo of juvenile salmon into the sea pens.