A cruise in The Darwin Harbour

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Yesterday we started the day by feeding barramundi and some other fish at this place called Aqua Scene. There were lots of different types of bread in a basket. That was what you were supposed to feed the fish. We found out that they don't like crusts and they really like white bread, so their favourite is the inside of white bread.
After the fish feeding, we went shopping. By then, it was time for lunch. Of course, Cejae wanted to get sushi. We got sushi and went to the Stokes Hill Wharf. Did i mention that there are lots of cool things to do there? This time, we went on an air boat. An air boat is a boat that has a massive fan behind that uses air to move. It was really loud so we had to wear ear muffs. We also saw a big crocodile trap!
 Luckily, there was no crocodiles in it! At the end of the ride, the driver did donuts in the mud and it flicked mud on everyone! 
Then we had to have a shower because we were all dirty!  After our shower we went to Dock 2 so that we could board the cruise ship. For dinner, there was going to be a buffet in it. Since we booked early we got a good seat near the windows with a  air conditioner right behind us. The sunset looked really nice.
It took a while for the food to come out, but when it did, it was really yummy. Then, dessert came out. There were some cakes, fruit salad and custard. We also stopped to feed the fish. There were some massive bat fish and they were really cool. 
Then, we arrived back at the Dock and drove back to the caravan park. Then we went to bed. 

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