Glow Worm Tour Review

The main program for this time to the Gold Coast is to participate in the night blue light firefly night tour of Spring Spring National Park. We booked it on iTrip (Aole.com). The price was AUD70 at that time, and it is now cheaper. As long as AUD65, Ctrip ￥330. In the cave of Spring Spring National Park on the Gold Coast, there is a bug that emits a blue light called Glow-worm Blu-ray. I heard that only Australia and New Zealand have this blue light firefly in the world, and the magical beauty of the firefly will make you breathtaking. They glow like stars in the night sky, glowing in the dark and damp caves, creating a spectacle that makes you seem like you are in the galaxy. So a trip to the Gold Coast, a Blu-ray worm cave tour is a must-see. In the evening 19:00-19:30, the travel company picked up customers from different hotels. We were arranged at 19:20, just pick up the bus at the back door of the hotel, pick up the tourists, and drive to the Blu-ray insect viewing place of Spring Spring National Park (there are two places in the world that can see Blu-ray insects, this is one of them). On the way, listen to the guide to introduce the knowledge of blue light insects; Along the way, watch the beautiful night view of the Gold Coast and the dazzling Southern Cross constellation of the sky. When you arrive at the national park, the tour guide sends a flashlight (the flashlight is definitely not to the blue light fireflies, only to the ground), out of the protection of the blue light insects, The number of visitors to the national park per night cannot exceed 200 (there have been fewer blue-light bugs in recent years), and individual visitors must make an appointment in advance. It was dark at night. We divided more than 30 people into 4 groups, each group led by a tour guide, through about １ kilometers of tropical rainforests. The tour guide also introduced the names of typical tropical rainforest plants, growth time, and the use of these plants by indigenous people. Also introduce the unique animals in the rainforest, such as spiders. Then reach the natural cave, watch the blue light insects, listen to the sound of the waterfall, the cave is not with the flow, you must wait for the previous batch of tourists to come out before you can enter, it is really a very valuable experience. On the way, we also tasted the Australian firefly fudge that the travel company owner invited everyone to eat at his own expense. On the way back, the tour guide also engaged in a lottery event. The prize is a small souvenir such as fudge. It is 22:45 when we return to the hotel. Everyone is so happy, The event ended in a lively manner. Since the flash can't be used, the firefly photos can't be taken (the first one), upload ２ online!