A row boat is a small watercraft designed for manual propulsion, typically by using oars. It features a narrow and elongated hull, allowing it to glide through the water with ease. The rower sits facing backward and uses their strength and coordination to move the boat forward by pulling the oars through the water in a rhythmic motion. This simple yet efficient vessel is often used for recreational activities, fishing, or transportation in calm waters such as lakes, rivers, and ponds. Its maneuverability and peaceful nature make it a popular choice for individuals seeking a serene and intimate boating experience.