Great Adventures Cruises- Cairns

This is the big boat from Cairns to Green Island. Before the boat departs, you can go to the service counter to get small cookies, coffee and tea. There are also seasickness medicine. The ordinary ginger slices are free. The good ones cost 3.5 Australian dollars. The tea and snacks are no longer distributed after the boat departs. There is air conditioning in the inner cabin. The view from the outer cabin is better. There are three floors in total. The wind is too strong on the top. It is impossible to stand. The boat is still a bit bumpy. After the boat departs, there will be waiters standing to watch and carry cleaning bags with them. I feel that the management work is still in place. It is best to add a windproof rope to the mobile phone for taking pictures. The hat must be fastened tightly.

We took the Great Adventure cruise ship to leave the Green Island Great Barrier Reef and head to the Norman Outer Barrier Reef. It was the beginning of a more arduous journey. The wind and waves were stronger and the cruise ship was more bumpy. In the Pacific Ocean, this cruise ship that can accommodate only about 300 people is so small. Fortunately, there are still scattered ships in the distance and helicopters flying to the Outer Barrier Reef in the air to accompany us.

The Outer Great Barrier Reef is a beautiful sight worth visiting in a lifetime. The cruise service is good and cost-effective. I will visit this beautiful scenery again if I have the chance. It is an unforgettable and wonderful trip. Thank you Ctrip for providing convenience for customers' travel.

It is not recommended for Chinese tourists to go there. The target group is Japanese, so the signs on the boat and Green Island are mainly in Japanese and English. There are many Japanese staff members, and few speak Chinese. In particular, there is a staff member who can speak a little Chinese, and his attitude is very bad, even a little weird. Therefore, it is not very convenient for Chinese tourists to go there (especially if you are not good at English, it will be even more inconvenient)

Overall it was great, but the boat was going too fast and everyone felt dizzy. Almost everyone felt dizzy, even someone like me who rarely gets carsick or seasick. The scenery of the Great Barrier Reef is still beautiful, and it's worth the trip!