If you want to go to the Great Barrier Reef, which one do you recommend more, Cairns or the Whitsunday Islands?

I think the tourism industry in Cairns is relatively mature, more suitable for entertainment, and the consumption is relatively low. In addition to going out to sea to see the Great Barrier Reef, there are also a variety of tropical rainforest activities, and there are many accommodation options.

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest and longest coral reef in the world. It stretches for more than 2,000 kilometers across the northeastern coast of Australia and is one of the seven natural landscapes in the world. It is also the natural landscape that Australians are most proud of.

The best way to see the Great Barrier Reef is to "go to the sea". Take a helicopter, sightseeing plane or seaplane for an aerial view; take a cruise ship to go out to sea and engage in snorkeling, diving, underwater walking, diving motorboats and other projects to get close to the beauty of the coral reefs and various marine life.

Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. We took a bus from Cairns to the cruise terminal. After sailing for an hour, the large cruise ship docked at Fitzlow Island on the Great Barrier Reef. A group trip from Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef seems to be a must.

Cairns itself is a small town with a coastal promenade with free internet access along the way. It has various entertainment facilities, swimming pools, pulley venues, and fitness facilities, all free of charge. There is also a war memorial commemorating local warriors. There is also a very tall obelisk with an airplane on it. There is a warship near the port that can be visited. There are also many people fishing, swimming and sunbathing on the beach. There is also a big hospital and casino in the city.

Only six people in our group chose to go to the Morar Barrier Reef (the Great Barrier Reef, farther from the coast, called the Outer Barrier Reef) at their own expense, but there were many other tourists from different tour groups on the boat. Went. Just continue sailing for an hour to reach your destination and gain more different scenery.

It is said that due to man-made pollution and natural causes, the Great Barrier Reef is shrinking year by year. If humans cannot protect nature well, we will no longer be able to see such scenery in the future.

If you travel to Australia, don’t miss this attraction!