Is it feasible to travel by ocean freighter?

Unlike luxury cruise ships, cargo ship tourism has a self-exile and wandering temperament. Imagine that on such a large cargo ship, there is no one on the whole deck except for a large number of containers as many as several football fields (you can go back and look at the cover picture at this time, that's it). Standing on the bridge, you embrace the sea with open arms like in the movie Titanic, as if guiding the direction of this 10,000-ton ship ... (Hey! Wake up, don't fall asleep in the cargo hopper)

1. Where can I go? First of all, following the cargo ship can go almost anywhere with an international port. In today's developed international shipping system, ocean freight routes are far more than passenger cruise ships, which are less affected by the off-season, unlike some large cruise ships, which have very narrow optional dates. In theory, you can find cargo ships carrying passengers on the routes between major cargo ports in the world.

It's much cheaper than a cruise ship. After listening to this magical way of traveling, you will definitely feel itchy and wonder how much it will cost to install such an X. In fact, it will be much cheaper to start with a cargo ship than a cruise ship, although it is far more expensive than a plane. Take the most popular voyage from China across the Pacific Ocean to the west coast of the United States as an example. The well-known CMA CGM freight company in France quoted that a single person could sail from Seattle to Shanghai in 100 euros per day and 14 days. The total price 1400 euros (about 9500 yuan) is twice as expensive as the direct flight ticket to Seattle. But it is much cheaper than tens of thousands of cruise ships (and there is no cruise ship on this route at ordinary times). The important thing is that food, accommodation and other expenses have been included in the expenses, which can be said to be super cost-effective.

3. Living facilities are complete. As a cargo ship, does it make you feel uneasy and have poor conditions? And oily sailors? Actually, it's not like this. Modern cargo ships have complete living facilities, especially large ocean-going cargo ships. In order to ensure that they can maintain a good physical and mental state in the case of "isolation" on board, the logistics support and facilities on board are absolutely unambiguous. Dining is a group. It is really interesting and grounded to dine with sailors and crew on time every day. Moreover, if you choose a French ship when choosing a freighter, then the chefs you are equipped with are basically French chefs, which is really a great experience opportunity for people who love French cuisine.