Cape Verde health authorities stated they would not authorize the docking of the cruise ship to protect national public health, following the deaths of three passengers onboard.
Earlier in day, the vessel docked at Lizard Island, a resort destination with a nature preserve some 20 miles off the Queensland coast. The woman was hiking Cook's Look peak there with other passengers, authorities said, but at some point separated from the group to take a break. She ultimately failed to board the ship, and the cruise liner set off at around sunset as scheduled, the Australian Broadcasting Company reported.
When it came to biggest pet peeves on the high seas, the professional voyager said he was tired of passengers "demanding to see my supervisor/manager." The Redditor declared, "If seeing the manager is warranted, I promise you won't have to say it."
