Peter Batt
Google
I was actually a bit disappointed. Whilst I was lucky enough to enjoy this experience with a very dark moon, you are only actually on the water for about 45 minutes. Out of this, you paddle away from the boat ramp (not much glowing), through the brightly glowing bit for about 5-10 minutes and out the other side, into another not very luminescent area. Then the guide (we had David, who was excellent as a tour guide) spends about 15 minutes talking about the glowing creatures, which was quite interesting, and about 15 minutes about star constellations. This all happens whilst you're drifting back to where you started. So, I felt like I only actually experienced the brightly glowing area for about 10 minutes (most of which you're paddling or looking at the sky) which was quite disappointing. Although star constellation talks are interesting, it's not what I had paid to see. If the talks could happen whilst you are floating in the highly glowing area, I think that would be much better, as you would have more time to actually see the luminescence.