WordNet
water travel
n. travel by water [syn: seafaring]
Usage examples of "water travel".
We Tanu are not fond of water travel But with the coming of humanity, safe and efficient boats were designed and river commerce became extensive.
Similar boats could have taken them on up the east coast of Asia -- all the way to Beringia, the land that once connected Siberia to Alaska -- and on down the American west coast, and on to the east coast, by circling South America or crossing the narrow land in Central America and resuming water travel on the other side.
Perhaps our young friend Jon-Tom can conjure up an equally efficient form of water travel.
But it could only be reached by a ferry ride across the Thames, and I'd had a surfeit of water travel.