How much of a cruise ship is underwater, you may ask? On average, between 50% and 75% of a cruise ship is submerged beneath the water's surface, leaving a significant portion of the vessel unseen while on a voyage.
Understanding this underwater structure is crucial for ensuring the ship's stability and buoyancy. The submerged part provides displacement and allows the ship to float, while its streamlined design minimizes water resistance and enhances speed.
