Piano Land Gulangyu Cruise | 2-, 4-, 5-, or 12-night cruises | High Seas | Ishigaki Island, Naha, and Miyako Island, Japan | Halong Bay, Vietnam | Singapore and Malaysia | Boarding in Hong Kong

The room is good overall, but there is only one plug, so you need to bring your own universal plug. In addition, you can see the sea through the window in the room, but unfortunately there are water stains on the window, so you can't see the sea clearly, but you can go to the open air to see it. Most of the activities on the boat are suitable for children/elderly people, and there are fewer activities for young people, but it is also possible to enjoy the activities with a relaxed mood.

The duty-free shop staff politely gave me a patch to stop the dizziness.

Stay for two nights at this price, the food may not be high quality, the facilities may not be many, but looking at the stars and the sea is good!

The free restaurant service and food on the sixth floor were quite good;the rooms were comfortable;the shows were unexpectedly good. Some passengers do decompress, jump in line and drive backwards, but it is also seen that service staff have done their best to avoid it.

I have been there once in early July, this is the second time to go to the high seas on Friday and Saturday, in the hot summer spent a relaxing weekend on the boat, comfortable and relaxing recommendation

The cruise ship is 30 years old, but it is well maintained overall. I am satisfied with the itinerary, meals and performances. I recommend it!

The equipment on board is very complete, there are many performances and activities, the waiters are very friendly and the young and old have a great time.

The equipment on board is very complete, there are many performances and activities, the waiters are very friendly and the young and old have a great time.

Although compared to other cruise facilities, the Gulangyu is not very rich, but the value for money is good, cheap family, good experience of cruising.

There are many different activities on the boat, and there are three restaurants, two of which have the same menu. We mostly choose the set menu restaurants and rarely go to the buffet. The buffet selection is okay, but it's a pity that there are too many people. I don't recommend the drinks, they are all ditch water. The food is average. The Peninsula Restaurant we went to on the first night was really unpalatable. The roast duck had a smell, but the lamb rack on the second night was very delicious. The water pressure in the showers on the boat is also very good. In addition to the performances, there are also many parent-child activities, so it is suitable for parents and children.