Cairns Båtturer

Since I was a bit nervous about swimming, I opted for the glass-bottom boat and snorkeling package! The glass-bottom boat was amazing; just looking down, I could see beautiful fish and sea turtles, which was truly breathtaking. For snorkeling, I paid an additional AUD 12 to rent a life vest! Just a short distance away, there were schools of colorful fish, and swimming among them myself was a completely different experience. (The fish themselves were actually clearer to see from the glass-bottom boat!) Coin lockers, the souvenir shop, and restaurants all accepted credit card payments!

De hadde et ungt, energisk og hjelpsomt team som veiledet deg under snorklingen. Du må bare være i det minste sprek og frisk for å delta. Opplevelsen var fantastisk, og mannskapet og teamet tok virkelig godt vare på deg. Svømmere eller ikke-svømmere vil sannsynligvis ha det bedre med en flytevest under snorkleopplevelsen. For de som har snorklet før, er sjøvannet veldig salt, men korallrevene under vann er fantastiske! Maksimalt antall deltakere vil være rundt 30 til maks 40. Snacks og sjøsyketabletter er tilgjengelig om bord, og du kan betale for dem når du går i land på slutten av turen. Anbefales på det sterkeste å delta på denne opplevelsen.

I took the affordable Kuranda Riverboat cruise, and it was a good value for money. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to leisurely observe wildlife! The boat was more like a motorized raft, and the experience time was just right. There were only 8 people during this particular time slot. The old captain was humorous and witty, introducing the reservoir and historical constructions along the way. The best part was the ecological experience; not only did we successfully spot wild freshwater crocodiles, but we also got to hand-feed turtles, and swallows even flew by the boat occasionally. I joined the 2:30 PM to 3:15 PM session, which was originally perfectly timed to connect with the last scenic train at 3:30 PM. Unfortunately, the train was canceled that day due to safety concerns, so we had to take a bus back to Cairns city center instead.