If you are going to be going out on an ocean voyage it is better to have a bigger ship if you are going to be on the ocean for a long time but a small one is fine
I think it's outrigger canoes.
Narrow boats.
large boats?
As far as I am quite sure, there were definitely ships... and paddle boats.
Most of the boats on the Thames are tourist and pleasure boats and there are very few goods carrying boats left.
a caravel
could a grant apply to liveaboard boats?
sailboat
Yes, the plural noun 'boats' is a common noun, a general word for any boats of any kind.
Primarily the German U-Boats targeted Allied ships carrying fuel, cargo & troops, i.e. oilers, freighters & transports. They would also attack warships such as destroyers, cruisers, aircraft carriers, and battleships.
Voyages can vary widely in purpose and nature, including exploratory voyages to discover new lands, trade voyages to exchange goods, and scientific voyages to conduct research. Additionally, there are leisure voyages, such as cruises, where individuals seek relaxation and entertainment. Each type of voyage offers unique experiences and challenges, influenced by factors like the destination, duration, and the vessel used.
In regards to the specific question, excluding ships, there are a varying sizes of fishing boats from quite big to two man boats. There are many ferries, canoes, pleasure boats and tugs.