Travel by boat.

People who travel long distances often have to decide whether to go by land, sea or plane. Few people can really enjoy sitting on the train for more than a few hours. Train carriages soon became crowded and stuffy. It's almost impossible to make you forget to travel. Reading is only part of the solution, because the monotonous rhythm of the wheels on the tracks will soon make you sleepy. During the day, sleep is intermittent. At night, when you really want to sleep, you rarely can. If you are lucky enough to get a sleeper, you will spend half a night staring at the small blue light on the ceiling or fumbling for your passport when crossing the border. Inevitably, you are almost exhausted when you arrive at your destination. Long-distance bus travel is even more unpleasant because it is impossible to read. On the expressway, you can at least drive at high speed quite safely, but more often, most of the journey is spent on narrow, bumpy and congested roads. In contrast, sea travel provides all kinds of civilized enjoyment. You can stretch your legs on the spacious deck, play games, swim, meet interesting people and enjoy food-of course, provided the sea is calm. If not, you may get seasick. There is no worse mode of transportation. Even if you travel in ideal weather, it takes a long time to travel by sea. Relatively speaking, few people are willing to sacrifice one-third of their holidays to enjoy the pleasure of traveling by boat.