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I have enjoyed joining you on this lovely tour of Sydney. I have lived in Sydney suburbs all my 75 years and can confirm that the city and harbour really do feel still feel so vibrant and exciting every time ❤
I took a vote of everyone in the room (my wife and I and two Burmese cats) and the results are in ! ! ! You two are hilariously ADORABLE! As far as we're concerned, you folks can move here to Australia as soon as you like !
I wouldn’t listen to a lot of commenters here, you guys did absolutely the right thing. If time pressured and it’s your first ever visit make sure you visit Sydney and Melbourne, and you also had time for a nice road trip to wine country. Save the outback, Tasmania, barrier reef etc for trip #2 or 3. Save Canberra for trip #15
I totally agree with this post! There is some beautiful scenery in Perth as well, but I'd head to either Tassie or the Great Barrier Reef next. They are AMAZING!
Peter, the driver from Melbourne, was nice to you, guys. And the Jetstar flight was very typical, that includes Qantas too. Very typical. Apart from that, you guys had a great time in the island downunder I supposed. By the way, thanks for sharing your little trip down under. 🙏
Loved seeing you explore the Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market. I enjoyed this as a travel vlogger who's all about exploring local eats and chatting with locals!
Thanks for your most entertaining video. I grew up in Sydney, but have lived in Adelaide for most of the last 50 years. I completely empathise with your unexpectedly meeting the Swedish waiter, meeting a fellow compatriat overseas is a delight. The solution to your van being too high to get into the camping area at Blue Lagoon was hilarious ! The solution was SO Australian !! We do try and make easy solutions to any problem. No worries, mate ! And when you get locked out of your van. No worries, mate, we’re here to help.
Hi guys loved you blog , I’m from the uk ,I have lived in a little seaside tow n called Sussex Inlet in NSW for 4 yrs ( in Australia 5yrs ) , you have given me so many ideas of how to spend my retirement here in Australia, have done some of the things you guys have done . The two fat guys tour looks amazing…. HIC HIC . Thanks again for a fantastic blog 👍🦘🦜🚐
The BBC should sign you guys up for their travel shows....this is a fantastic travel video which is so wonderfully presented by the two of you....so much fun❤
I watched all of your series here, I love seeing people tour our country and what they think along the way. You are such a cool fun couple so it made watching fun. By the way that bird around 6:40 is a White Ibis, we call them bin chickens. 😂😂
Australia' s cuisine isn't just pies pasties and fish and chips . That is just hangover cuisine from britain and many young people just dont buy those things. Nearly everyone has a favourire asian cuisine and mediterranean cuisine is similarly varied: italian greek lebanese north african etc . I am 5th generation australian and i rarely eat old british stodge! I love the victoria market
Hi Guys, Watched your channel for first time when you visited Melbourne. Was waiting for you to show more than our amazing food. There are places in Melbourne that are iconic that you have not included like Great Ocean Rd, Mornington Peninsula with its wineries & hot baths. Our beautiful zoo in the city area & so much more. One of the most liveable cities.
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We only had a short time in this time! No way could we have done it all in one trip. It's on the top of our list for next time.. join the live this weekend as we may have a few surprises in store :)
If you haven't been to Queensland then you haven't seen Australia...... Dylan i think i've fallen in love with your girl, all seriousness though you guys are a great couple , please come back Australia needs beautiful people like you ....
I loved your video even though I'm an Aussie and have been to a lot of places, I loved your easy going way of life. Looking forward to following and watching more.❤❤🐨🦘🇦🇺
I've just spent about 4 hours watching your videos of Japan and Australia... you guys are so cute, and the videos are so enjoyable! :) it's like a little reality show. So lovely to watch, thankyou! (from an Aussie, about to venture to Tokyo in Feb :))...
That was more entertaining than most comedy movies ive watched .. Dylan and the shower door scene had me in tears and the wine tour lady and her cheese salad story 😂😂❤❤ safe journey 👍👍
Instead of a 3+ hour video, I think that you should break it down into Part 1, Part 2 etc. each being 20 - 30 minutes. Really enjoying it so far. Thank you.
@@2Passports1Dream I’m actually enjoying the long vid time. I’m half way through. There’s nothing on TV so it’s suits me just fine. Just discovered you, my first time watching from Melbourne. Ok, back to watching the rest of your trip 😊
@@2Passports1Dream they also make blood orange as a drink. I like guava and the coconut/pineapple. The supermarket keeps 4-packs of the stubby bottles. Lately they have made an alchoholic ginger beer as well.
You guys are adorable and felt sorry for the hassles you had especially with the Jetstar flight cancellation and the weird system they had with the baggage. Al in all it was a joy to watch your beautiful video. Please come here again ♡
@ Great to hear you will be returning! Next time maybe fly with Virgin domestic for just a few $s more, I have never had a problem with them, I was told a long time ago by reliable friends, “Don’t ever fly with bloody Jetstar!” Oh and I know you were so excited to drive your beautiful RV but next time in Sydney maybe take a trip to Manly on the ferry from Circular Quay and back, it’s such a lovely trip. Bye bye, take care ♡ 👋 👋
Guys I have to say this has been so entertaining especially the wine tour 😂, as much of a drinker wow 😂 I’d not be able to finish it haha. So good guys 😊👍
great video, I usually wouldn't sit through something so long but you got me in! Very well done, it was great you included the food too, Australia is a foodie paradise. I can't believe you tipped out all that good wine though 😂
Thanks for giving me a fresh view if my own country. I was born in newcastle near the hunter valley and live in Queensland, Now i want to go visit Sydney, you guys are great to watch.
I love your videos! This one is among my favorite. I'm an American living in Australia. I lived in Sydney before moving to the Blue Mountains. Just to let you know... if you think that a hotel in Darling Harbour that costs $105 AUD per night is expensive, it's not. It's WAY cheap. The average hotels there and in surrounding areas are about $200 per night on average, so you got a great deal. Australia is very expensive compared to most of the USA, so I guess it's all relative to where you are from if you think it's not expensive. I lived in the UK before and found it was more expensive than most of the USA, too. I absolutely love living here (and it's pretty easy figuring things out because I am married to an Australian), but I had huge sticker shock compared to living in the USA. Also, be prepared to have SLOW and expensive mail service if you want to get packages from family back home. Yes, the public transportation is probably the most affordable part of AU. I think you visited some great places, and it's interesting that you found each area had so many differences in the way houses and gardens looked. My husband often says that there are so many people from different countries that live in Sydney, so it doesn't have it's own identity, and we think that's a great thing because it brings so much diversity to Sydney. We also love Melbourne, and are now considering taking the dinner train ride you took the next time we go. Thanks for the great video! We love your channel!
Oh wow haha - we got a crazy deal on the hotel then 😎😅 I suppose it’s all relative! We’d love to move to Australia one day but budget wise we’re miles off 😂😅 thanks so much!
as an Aussie, it makes us smile & very happy when people like this couple come over & see this awesome place for what it is.....The Best Place On Earth... hope you come back & take a look at WA, Perth is very nice,,, but the rest of WA is spectacular ... I never watch blogs, but I enjoyed watching the whole 3 hours... I grew up in NSW so it was great to see all the places I used hang out.. in Katoomba (Blue Mountains) 1 of the 3 sisters partially fell down so now only 2.5 sisters!!
Greetings it’s just him once again I just watched you can use of the Q train which is a heritage railway in Queenscliff I live like two far from there but if you come back to Melbourne next time you gotta do the lunch in Train on the Puffingbilly Railway at yours just for the day
Really great video guys. I love the food scene in Melbourne and the coffee is on another level. Thanks for the work you put into this post and i hope you enjoyed Australia.
Great video it’s so funny to hear someone say Australia is so cheap where we believe it’s so expensive to holiday here in our own country, sorry to see you had bad weather in Melbourne but that’s part of the city’s charm you can get all 4 seasons in the one day hope you come back some day to continue your journey look forward to watching your next clips.
I grew up in the rocks went to school on the observatory hill had running or walking practice over the harbour bridge and back every morning as a class before lessons start to get our extra energy out😂
i lived in Woodford for a while in the blue montains. looking into the bush from the back porch was amazing. though shopping was a pain as the nearest shop was 15 min away.
LOL "Bin Chickens" shouldn't need any further explanation, but it probably does. (What's a bin?) lol Not for me as I'm an Aussie, but other nationalities might be confused.
Your joy is contagious. Australia is my favorite travel destination. 2nd trip do check out Brisbane & the Gold Coast - some of the best beaches in the world. Love the people of Australia.
HELLO YOU TWO LOVE BIRDS watched all your OZ vids. and now watching your compilation. Looks like Aust agreed with you. My Toureag had a habit of locking me out too. next time you should spend more time around Melbourne. Melb is very European very cultural. not as hectic as Syd. the pace is slower. btw after you left Melbourne we had a week of 38c. a little hot. then the rain gave us a visit. you missed out on visiting The Dandenong ranges. Stawell. The Grampians Mt. Arapiles. we planted a Pine plantation around the grampians 70 years ago and now its a beautiful thick forest. Porepunkah., Mount Beauty (sort of Switzerland but a little bit larger) BRIGHT. i CAN IMAGINE you two owning a nice campervan like the Fiat. and spending the rest of your life visinting our BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ISLAND WE CALL HOME the North is in the tropics. meaning it's humid and when it rains IT GETS VERY WET. WE were very lucky to have two such beautiful persons come visit us PL.EASE do not feel strangers. We are waiting for your return WHO KNOWS Perhaps one day you WILL be one of us. ps;. if you ever have a break down someone will always stop to help. WISH you all the happiness for your future (together) And look forward to your next visit God bless
I’m from WA and moved to Melbourne and travelled ALL over. I was lucky to be able to play at the Opera House (which does not just stage opera because I play experimental noise rock).. WA has MOST of the amazing natural wonders to see but it takes time to get all over. If you want to just see cities, then maybe stick to the east. Though Perth is a cute hub of many cultures and now actually holds the most respected academies for learning the arts. Some of the best things to witness in Australia though is the wonders of Great Barrier Reef where rainforest meets white sand, to an oasis and gorge in the middle of pure red dirt desert to beautiful mountains and then beautiful down to earth people you meet (especially in the small towns).
Great video. Glad you are liking Australia. Hope you get a chance to checkout Brisbane and some sights around Queensland next time. Lots of big infrastructure jobs happening atm in preparation for the 2030 Olympics so maybe leave it a year or so and come see Brisbane.
I have climbed the Harbor Bridge before, you are strapped to the bridge the whole way and there is literally no way you could possibly fall off. I would highly recommend it, even if you are scared of heights.
The tower is one thing Melbourne misses out on. There are views available in the Eureka Tower but nothing that rotates. that passionfruit dessert looked yummy
Loved your video on Australia. I can Recommend the Gold Coast/ Brisbane area including Byron Bay, very beautiful especially the Hinterland , lots of Rainforests, waterfalls and the Gold Coast has amazing Beaches also. Best time of year I would say April / May :)
Regarding parking in Australia. 1 - You can only park facing the direction of traffic. 2 - Look for signage as in some places you must park Front in, Rear in, or at an angle. In some places a combination of Front Angle or Rear Angle parking.
where else can you park an ocean liner on the main street (George st) and have the grand canyon a couple of hours from the city centre, the tourist board may want to sign you up, good video, lunch at the ICEBERGERS CLUB at BONDI BEACH would have been a nice addition
Have you ever scrubbed a potato, poked it with a fork and baked a few of equal size, low for an hour, you can add butter if you want or eat it with stew or soup. Add sour cream or what you like. Check and remove with a thick tea-towel, if done it'll be squishy in the middle. Eat the skin too.. Cold ones can be eaten cold, if left over? Have you got room for an air fryer in you home van? Or a plug in snack oven? Have you heard of dry-pan steak? You start it cooking in water, a spoonful, until the fat on it comes out and finishes it cooking. The colour is pretty much grey, but the flavour is amazing. No marinade o anything needed. Did you try our prawns? Just peel them yourself and use shells for stock or throw them out. If you want a sauce like thousand island dressing, put equal amounts of tomato sauce and mayonnaise together and mix. I make pizza on two flat breads! Bottom one goes crunchy. Try basil pesto, pink salmon and bocconcini torn up. Or cold cooked chicken chunks with tomato sauce, for the base and mozzarella. Garlic bread is minced garlic from a bottle, thinly sliced mushrooms and mozzarelle on thick rounds cut from a hot-dog bun. The other buns can be split lengthwise, I use fish paste, creamed corn and whatever I want ham, salami, capsicum, then cheese. A bun makes two pizza subs. I use 3 for garlic bread and 3 for pizza. Did you try hawiian pizza in aussie? Or a lot burger with pineapple, a fried egg and pickled beetroot. You can ask for no meat, if you want. Have you tried aussie fish and chips? Go to maccas and get some vegemite, for a sanga lunch if you can't get another lunch?
Hello! Thank you so much for sharing all these fantastic cooking tips and suggestions with us! We absolutely appreciate the ideas, especially those that suit our van life setup. We haven't yet tried making dry-pan steak, but it sounds incredibly flavorful, and we're definitely adding it to our list to try soon. 🍳 As for the Aussie favorites, we did indulge in some local fish and chips and tried the legendary Aussie burger with all its unique toppings-what an experience! We're always excited to dive into local cuisine wherever we travel. And yes, Hawaiian pizza in Australia was a delightful surprise with its unique twist. We love your innovative approach to quick and homemade meals; those pizza subs sound amazing! We might just feature some of these recipes in our upcoming travel vlogs. 🍕🚐 Keep those suggestions coming, and thanks again for being such an engaging part of our community!
Seems you enjoyed you visit, hope you do come back, maybe next time come to Brisbane, and just get a camper for a few weeks, go down to the gold coast and work your way north from there to the great barrier reef. there's so many things to do in this region alone. Adelaide and Perth are so far apart you'd just spend days driving from 1 to the other, so do them in separate trips as well, there you go, three more trips to Oz, or just come back for a year on a working holiday visa if you can and do a big lap.
@@2Passports1Dream It varies country to country, for some countries coming to Australia it's up to 35 yo, so worth checking, worst that can happen is you find out yes too old, but maybe you find out you can 🤞
Hi you 2, haven’t watched anything you guys have done before but I watched this for the whole bloody 3 hours 3 minutes and 18 seconds and even tho I am an Aussie I found this fantastic. I really hoped you guys enjoyed your time here. There is a lot to do here from the Daintree forest and Great Barrier Reef or Perth to Fremantle or maybe further up Western Australia and swim with whale sharks…funny as I am from Adelaide South Australia..Dylan. Right at the end you sounded like professor Brian Cox..was a bit spooky..anyways catch ya round like a rissole…cheers
Oh wow thank you so so much!! 😍😍 That’s made our day! So glad you liked it. You’ve got a gorgeous home country and we cannot wait to visit again one day!
that was funny that they were scared of an Ibis (aka the bin chicken) BTW the white bird you called a parrot is a sulphur crested cockatoo very intelligent birds...
It’s soft water, it actually tasted pretty nice. Bear in mind that we are from Sweden and north wales, both places that have very tasty tap water - and it was pretty good!
Next time please come across to yhe West. A really well kept secret from the East coadt. A different atmospphere, more relaxed and certainly "user friendly" for overseas visitors.
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Australia would be such a richer place with people like you. we are ready to welcome you back with wide open arms.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
I agree, we need more people who live by 1st world values.
I agree.
I have enjoyed joining you on this lovely tour of Sydney. I have lived in Sydney suburbs all my 75 years and can confirm that the city and harbour really do feel still feel so vibrant and exciting every time ❤
Oh amazing, what a wonderful place you can call home!
I took a vote of everyone in the room (my wife and I and two Burmese cats) and the results are in ! ! !
You two are hilariously ADORABLE!
As far as we're concerned, you folks can move here to Australia as soon as you like !
Omg hehe thank you!!! 😍😊 This has made us very happy - we appreciate your (and your wife & cats) input! ❤️
I wouldn’t listen to a lot of commenters here, you guys did absolutely the right thing. If time pressured and it’s your first ever visit make sure you visit Sydney and Melbourne, and you also had time for a nice road trip to wine country. Save the outback, Tasmania, barrier reef etc for trip #2 or 3. Save Canberra for trip #15
Thank you so much! 😍 We cannot wait to come back in the future!! ❤️
I totally agree with this post! There is some beautiful scenery in Perth as well, but I'd head to either Tassie or the Great Barrier Reef next. They are AMAZING!
Leaving Canberra until trip 15 is a bit cruel, its not that bad, except for Pollies and bureaucrats.(lol)
So happy U both had a good time, U guys are great advocates for tourism Australia 🌏
Come to the Gold Coast/Brisbane/Sunshine Coast Brisbane 😃
Definitely on the list 😍
as an ex brit , living in oz for 50 yrs , you guys rock .
Hehee wooo! Thank you 🙏🏼
You're an absolute joy guys and it's been such fun to watch you travel around.
Come back to settle one day - Australia would be lucky to have you 😊
Thank you so much!! Oh yes we’d absolutely love that!
Australia is a fun country with really cool people. Enjoy!❤
So true!! We loved every moment 😍
Peter, the driver from Melbourne, was nice to you, guys. And the Jetstar flight was very typical, that includes Qantas too. Very typical. Apart from that, you guys had a great time in the island downunder I supposed. By the way, thanks for sharing your little trip down under. 🙏
He was such a great guy!! 🙏🏼 Ah I see haha! Other than that it was such an incredible trip - we will definitely be back!
@@2Passports1Dream Please pay a visit to Western Australia on your next trip. You'll love it, honestly. Take care and have fun guys. 👍
What an excellent video! Very well produced! You guys have very positive vibes!
Thank you for visiting!
Thank you so much!! 😍😍
I love the quality of your videos! Glad you enjoyed Australia 😊
Thank you so much!!
Loved seeing you explore the Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market. I enjoyed this as a travel vlogger who's all about exploring local eats and chatting with locals!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😍
Great video, I’m an Aussie born and bred in Sydney and now live in Newcastle (Hunter) I really enjoyed someone else’s perspective of my backyard 🇦🇺🙏
You both are so happy go lucky and I enjoyed your lovely video .
Thank you! 😃
What a lovely young couple!! So thoughtful & enthusiastic!
Thank you so much ❤️
Thanks for your most entertaining video. I grew up in Sydney, but have lived in Adelaide for most of the last 50 years.
I completely empathise with your unexpectedly meeting the Swedish waiter, meeting a fellow compatriat overseas is a delight. The solution to your van being too high to get into the camping area at Blue Lagoon was hilarious ! The solution was SO Australian !! We do try and make easy solutions to any problem. No worries, mate ! And when you get locked out of your van. No worries, mate, we’re here to help.
Hahaha so true!! The mentality is very “no worries mate” and we absolutely love that! Need to act more Australian ourselves 😂😍
Hi guys loved you blog , I’m from the uk ,I have lived in a little seaside tow n called Sussex Inlet in NSW for 4 yrs ( in Australia 5yrs ) , you have given me so many ideas of how to spend my retirement here in Australia, have done some of the things you guys have done . The two fat guys tour looks amazing…. HIC HIC . Thanks again for a fantastic blog 👍🦘🦜🚐
Hehehe thank you so much!! 😍🙏🏼❤️
I’ve been to the beach at Sussex and mollymook on a trip down to south coast, amazing quality of life down there
Really you made this video amazing. Australia is my home now and sometimes we forget how fortunate we are to be living here.
So true!! We've been waiting to return and it's on the cards in the new year - can't wait! It's such a lovely country!
I normally don't watch travel vlogs, but I really enjoyed watching yours. Glad you enjoyed your visit to our land.
Thank you so much! We had an incredible time 😍
Thank you for uploading this. I love long travel vlogs. 😊
Thanks so much for watching 😍😍
Love the long video; glad you guys had a great time!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😍
It's cool cause we get 2 see it all without having to spend a cent, Cheers guys.🇦🇺🇦🇺
Cheers!! Thank you for coming along!
The BBC should sign you guys up for their travel shows....this is a fantastic travel video which is so wonderfully presented by the two of you....so much fun❤
Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
I watched all of your series here, I love seeing people tour our country and what they think along the way. You are such a cool fun couple so it made watching fun. By the way that bird around 6:40 is a White Ibis, we call them bin chickens. 😂😂
Thank you so much! 😍❤️
Australia' s cuisine isn't just pies pasties and fish and chips . That is just hangover cuisine from britain and many young people just dont buy those things. Nearly everyone has a favourire asian cuisine and mediterranean cuisine is similarly varied: italian greek lebanese north african etc . I am 5th generation australian and i rarely eat old british stodge! I love the victoria market
Your dessert looks like white peach
I’m finding so many people visiting Australia in my recommended, and all of you have been so lovely. I have loved watching you all enjoy it here ❤
we can't wait to return again! We've been counting down the days!!
Great final vid guys, well edited, informative, personable, a little quirky and lots of fun..looking forward to your next adventure..
Thank you so much 🙏🏼😍
Hi Guys,
Watched your channel for first time when you visited Melbourne. Was waiting for you to show more than our amazing food. There are places in Melbourne that are iconic that you have not included like Great Ocean Rd, Mornington Peninsula with its wineries & hot baths. Our beautiful zoo in the city area & so much more. One of the most liveable cities.
I think a road trip through QLD and NT should be a must for your next visit, I feel it would be a comedy drama well worth watching...Cheers
Definitely going on our list!! We can’t wait to come back one day 😍 a road trip would be BRILLIANT!
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you didnt go to Tasmania though? well you didnt do it properly
We only had a short time in this time! No way could we have done it all in one trip. It's on the top of our list for next time.. join the live this weekend as we may have a few surprises in store :)
If you haven't been to Queensland then you haven't seen Australia...... Dylan i think i've fallen in love with your girl, all seriousness though you guys are a great couple , please come back Australia needs beautiful people like you ....
@@bobdown6981 a little creepy, but yeah, really enjoy your travel vlogs guys :)
Queensland best state.
I loved your video even though I'm an Aussie and have been to a lot of places, I loved your easy going way of life. Looking forward to following and watching more.❤❤🐨🦘🇦🇺
Thank you so much!! 😍😍
Should have gone out to Mt Druitt that’s a lovely place that time of year.
Rooty Hill RSL ! maybe? ........refined dining .......
@@rossawood5075....nothing wrong with good ol' shaggers ridge😂😂
@@rossawood5075It’s called HQ now - once in would wouldn’t believe your in a RSL club.
I've just spent about 4 hours watching your videos of Japan and Australia... you guys are so cute, and the videos are so enjoyable! :) it's like a little reality show. So lovely to watch, thankyou! (from an Aussie, about to venture to Tokyo in Feb :))...
Thank you so much!! That’s absolutely awesome to hear 😍 hope you have the best time in Japan!
That was more entertaining than most comedy movies ive watched .. Dylan and the shower door scene had me in tears and the wine tour lady and her cheese salad story 😂😂❤❤ safe journey 👍👍
Ahahaha the wine tour lady (Jules) was INCREDIBLE 😍 she literally made the whole experience!
Instead of a 3+ hour video, I think that you should break it down into Part 1, Part 2 etc. each being 20 - 30 minutes. Really enjoying it so far. Thank you.
We did do that first! They’re all in parts on our channel, and the “final” episode is this long one all combined! 😍
New subscriber i guess mate?
Look at their page😩
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I’m actually enjoying the long vid time. I’m half way through. There’s nothing on TV so it’s suits me just fine. Just discovered you, my first time watching from Melbourne. Ok, back to watching the rest of your trip 😊
Bundaberg is a town in QLD that's known for Sugar Cane, Soft Drinks, Rum and Polar Bears. 😆👍
Oh wow! We need to visit 😍
@@2Passports1Dream they also make blood orange as a drink. I like guava and the coconut/pineapple. The supermarket keeps 4-packs of the stubby bottles. Lately they have made an alchoholic ginger beer as well.
You guys are adorable and felt sorry for the hassles you had especially with the Jetstar flight cancellation and the weird system they had with the baggage. Al in all it was a joy to watch your beautiful video. Please come here again ♡
Thank you! Hehe hopefully next time traveling with Jetstar will be better because we are RETURNING to Oz again!!
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Great to hear you will be returning! Next time maybe fly with Virgin domestic for just a few $s more, I have never had a problem with them, I was told a long time ago by reliable friends, “Don’t ever fly with bloody Jetstar!” Oh and I know you were so excited to drive your beautiful RV but next time in Sydney maybe take a trip to Manly on the ferry from Circular Quay and back, it’s such a lovely trip. Bye bye, take care ♡ 👋 👋
What a lovely experience in Australia. This is an epic video.
Thanks so much!! 😍🙏🏼
@@2Passports1Dream Thank you guys too. 😀
Guys I have to say this has been so entertaining especially the wine tour 😂, as much of a drinker wow 😂 I’d not be able to finish it haha. So good guys 😊👍
Hehee she was hilarious! 😂
wonderful Australian ambassadors you are doing a fantastic job Australia is proud of you. Thank you
Thank you ❤️❤️
Love this couple. How delightful to witness their love of our beautiful nation. So uplifting. Bless you both. Cheers from Sydney, AU.
Thank you so much 😊😊
great video, I usually wouldn't sit through something so long but you got me in!
Very well done, it was great you included the food too, Australia is a foodie paradise.
I can't believe you tipped out all that good wine though 😂
hahaha I know WHAT A WASTE, but at least now we know what kind of wine we like so no more needs to be wasted ever again haha!
Thanks for giving me a fresh view if my own country. I was born in newcastle near the hunter valley and live in Queensland, Now i want to go visit Sydney, you guys are great to watch.
Thanks so much 🙏🏼😍
I love your videos! This one is among my favorite.
I'm an American living in Australia. I lived in Sydney before moving to the Blue Mountains. Just to let you know... if you think that a hotel in Darling Harbour that costs $105 AUD per night is expensive, it's not. It's WAY cheap. The average hotels there and in surrounding areas are about $200 per night on average, so you got a great deal. Australia is very expensive compared to most of the USA, so I guess it's all relative to where you are from if you think it's not expensive. I lived in the UK before and found it was more expensive than most of the USA, too.
I absolutely love living here (and it's pretty easy figuring things out because I am married to an Australian), but I had huge sticker shock compared to living in the USA. Also, be prepared to have SLOW and expensive mail service if you want to get packages from family back home. Yes, the public transportation is probably the most affordable part of AU. I think you visited some great places, and it's interesting that you found each area had so many differences in the way houses and gardens looked. My husband often says that there are so many people from different countries that live in Sydney, so it doesn't have it's own identity, and we think that's a great thing because it brings so much diversity to Sydney. We also love Melbourne, and are now considering taking the dinner train ride you took the next time we go.
Thanks for the great video! We love your channel!
Oh wow haha - we got a crazy deal on the hotel then 😎😅 I suppose it’s all relative! We’d love to move to Australia one day but budget wise we’re miles off 😂😅 thanks so much!
They said it cost 105 UK pounds a night not 105 Australian dollars so your comment is pointless.
as an Aussie, it makes us smile & very happy when people like this couple come over & see this awesome place for what it is.....The Best Place On Earth... hope you come back & take a look at WA, Perth is very nice,,, but the rest of WA is spectacular ... I never watch blogs, but I enjoyed watching the whole 3 hours... I grew up in NSW so it was great to see all the places I used hang out.. in Katoomba (Blue Mountains) 1 of the 3 sisters partially fell down so now only 2.5 sisters!!
We will be back again one day and try to see much much more!!
I have no idea how i ended up on this video but you guys are awesome and a breath of fresh air , keep doing what you are doing 😎
We are so happy you did!! Thank you!
Nice compilation of your stay in Australia 🤗💞
Greetings it’s just him once again I just watched you can use of the Q train which is a heritage railway in Queenscliff I live like two far from there but if you come back to Melbourne next time you gotta do the lunch in Train on the Puffingbilly Railway at yours just for the day
Just came across this video (and you guys) for the first time and I really enjoyed it!
Thank you so much 😍🙏🏼
Really great video guys. I love the food scene in Melbourne and the coffee is on another level. Thanks for the work you put into this post and i hope you enjoyed Australia.
Thanks so much 😍😍 Oh yes the food and coffee was really incredible!
Really enjoyed your positivity.
Thank you! 😍
Great video it’s so funny to hear someone say Australia is so cheap where we believe it’s so expensive to holiday here in our own country, sorry to see you had bad weather in Melbourne but that’s part of the city’s charm you can get all 4 seasons in the one day hope you come back some day to continue your journey look forward to watching your next clips.
We definitely want to return again 😍😍 we loved it!
I grew up in the rocks went to school on the observatory hill had running or walking practice over the harbour bridge and back every morning as a class before lessons start to get our extra energy out😂
No way hahah that sounds so sweet! 😍 How lovely!
Makes me wish I could just forget my memory of living here since I was born and just enjoy sightseeing like you do each day
Hahaha we feel like that sometimes - would love to see things for the first time again 😍😍
Lovely you enjoyed Australia and the adventures you have had. I have experienced thee locked out vehicle problems also glad it all went well 4 U
Thank you!! I think we got lucky in the midst of being unlucky since we were surrounded by crafty Aussies 🥹
Glad you had a good time, maybe you could stay a little longer next time there is so much to see❤
Definitely want to come again 😍
i lived in Woodford for a while in the blue montains. looking into the bush from the back porch was amazing. though shopping was a pain as the nearest shop was 15 min away.
Great Channel! I'm your newest subscriber. It would probably take me a few months to catch up on all your videos.
Thank you! Hope you enjoy 🥰
Those birds are a national treasure known as "Bin Chickens" Ibis is the proper name.
LOL "Bin Chickens" shouldn't need any further explanation, but it probably does. (What's a bin?) lol Not for me as I'm an Aussie, but other nationalities might be confused.
@@alittlecreepywhenyou bin in Australia is a Trash can in USA
Your joy is contagious. Australia is my favorite travel destination. 2nd trip do check out Brisbane & the Gold Coast - some of the best beaches in the world. Love the people of Australia.
Thank you 😍😍
HELLO YOU TWO LOVE BIRDS watched all your OZ vids. and now watching your compilation. Looks like Aust agreed with you. My Toureag had a habit of locking me out too. next time you should spend more time around Melbourne. Melb is very European very cultural. not as hectic as Syd. the pace is slower. btw after you left Melbourne we had a week of 38c. a little hot. then the rain gave us a visit. you missed out on visiting The Dandenong ranges. Stawell. The Grampians Mt. Arapiles. we planted a Pine plantation around the grampians 70 years ago and now its a beautiful thick forest. Porepunkah., Mount Beauty (sort of Switzerland but a little bit larger) BRIGHT. i CAN IMAGINE you two owning a nice campervan like the Fiat. and spending the rest of your life visinting our BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ISLAND WE CALL HOME the North is in the tropics. meaning it's humid and when it rains IT GETS VERY WET. WE were very lucky to have two such beautiful persons come visit us PL.EASE do not feel strangers. We are waiting for your return WHO KNOWS Perhaps one day you WILL be one of us. ps;. if you ever have a break down someone will always stop to help. WISH you all the happiness for your future (together) And look forward to your next visit God bless
Oh yes we have so many more places we want to visit 😍🥰 we absolutely loved our stay!
Very entertaining! So glad you guys had a great time in our great country
Thank you so much!! 😄
What a delightful channel. You’re so much fun!
Thank you so much 😊😊
love your little adventure your both so sweet hope you had a lovely time guys
Thanks so much
Great video guys! I'm a new subscriber now because I came across this 😊 I'm an Aussie and live in Melbourne. We have it pretty good down here.
Thank you so much! 🥹😍
That's one thing i noticed when spending time in Europe then coming home to Oz.....so many more trees at home.
I’m from WA and moved to Melbourne and travelled ALL over. I was lucky to be able to play at the Opera House (which does not just stage opera because I play experimental noise rock)..
WA has MOST of the amazing natural wonders to see but it takes time to get all over.
If you want to just see cities, then maybe stick to the east.
Though Perth is a cute hub of many cultures and now actually holds the most respected academies for learning the arts.
Some of the best things to witness in Australia though is the wonders of Great Barrier Reef where rainforest meets white sand, to an oasis and gorge in the middle of pure red dirt desert to beautiful mountains and then beautiful down to earth people you meet (especially in the small towns).
an excellent video Well done and looks like you enjoyed it great
Thank you so much! We did 😍
Amazing. Last time I went to Australia I was in the Gold Coast. Should give that a try next time you go there!
Loved your video ❤️ next time in Melbourne visit The Lume and drive the Great Ocean Road ✌️
Oooooh! Thanks for the recommendations! 😍
We didnt expect it to be rainy and cold in Australia, welcome to Melbournes weather !
Hehee it threw us a curveball!
Great video. Glad you are liking Australia. Hope you get a chance to checkout Brisbane and some sights around Queensland next time. Lots of big infrastructure jobs happening atm in preparation for the 2030 Olympics so maybe leave it a year or so and come see Brisbane.
Oooooooh sounds cool! 😍 thank you for the suggestions!
The advertising got you "that one says Best Ever Popcorn" that just means it has some flavour 😂🤣👍👍
It wasn’t even the best 🥲🥲🥲 we got bamboozled
I love the best ever popcorn. Tastes like cinema popcorn.
I have climbed the Harbor Bridge before, you are strapped to the bridge the whole way and there is literally no way you could possibly fall off. I would highly recommend it, even if you are scared of heights.
That still sounds absolutely terrifying!
@@2Passports1Dream it’s so fun though, you also get a history lesson along with AMAZING views!
I've met a couple swedes in Sydney, I think there is definitely more Swedes coming to Australia which is great! Lovely language!
Oh awesome!! Happy to hear that 😍
that wine tour lady was absolutely awesome
She literally made our day 😂😍
I like your videos and inspiration. I know you're like discover the world then maybe moon or mars, lol.
Great video! Next time i'd recommend Canberra, and possibly Mt Druitt (best mountain views in aus)
The tower is one thing Melbourne misses out on. There are views available in the Eureka Tower but nothing that rotates. that passionfruit dessert looked yummy
Really enjoyed this. Still so much for you to see here 😊
Thank you!!!
Makes me happy you enjoyed our unique country ❤
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Loved your video on Australia. I can Recommend the Gold Coast/ Brisbane area including Byron Bay, very beautiful especially the Hinterland , lots of Rainforests, waterfalls and the Gold Coast has amazing Beaches also. Best time of year I would say April / May :)
Thank you so much for the suggestions!! 😍😍
Byron USED to be lovely.
@@wyzolma99 True, getting crazy busy now, I know what you mean.
Australia wishes you a safe happy and comfortable warm Christmas. we haven;t forgotten you.
Thank you!!! Happy Christmas to you, too! We will be back in Australia in the New Year (and we can't wait!)
You are such a delightful couple . Please come to our beautiful Queensland next. Best to visit between April and September.
We are actually hopping on a flight to Queensland NEXT WEEK!!!
Regarding parking in Australia.
1 - You can only park facing the direction of traffic.
2 - Look for signage as in some places you must park Front in, Rear in, or at an angle. In some places a combination of Front Angle or Rear Angle parking.
Whoopsie! Thank you for the info!
Your next trip to Australia please come to Tasmania and roadtrip around especially the north west where the air is the cleanest in the world.❤😊
where else can you park an ocean liner on the main street (George st) and have the grand canyon a couple of hours from the city centre, the tourist board may want to sign you up, good video, lunch at the ICEBERGERS CLUB at BONDI BEACH would have been a nice addition
Thank you for the suggestion!! 😍🙏🏼
Bondi Icebergs
Grand Canyon? You obviously haven't been to The Kimberley whi h is amazing especially the Bungle Bungles.
The opera house is actually one building the sails are seperate to the podium level which is interconnected.
Ooooooh I see! Thanks!
Ooooooh I see! Thanks!
The segments of the opera house roof make a sphere if you could assemble them.
Have you ever scrubbed a potato, poked it with a fork and baked a few of equal size, low for an hour, you can add butter if you want or eat it with stew or soup. Add sour cream or what you like. Check and remove with a thick tea-towel, if done it'll be squishy in the middle. Eat the skin too.. Cold ones can be eaten cold, if left over? Have you got room for an air fryer in you home van? Or a plug in snack oven?
Have you heard of dry-pan steak? You start it cooking in water, a spoonful, until the fat on it comes out and finishes it cooking. The colour is pretty much grey, but the flavour is amazing. No marinade o anything needed. Did you try our prawns? Just peel them yourself and use shells for stock or throw them out. If you want a sauce like thousand island dressing, put equal amounts of tomato sauce and mayonnaise together and mix.
I make pizza on two flat breads! Bottom one goes crunchy. Try basil pesto, pink salmon and bocconcini torn up. Or cold cooked chicken chunks with tomato sauce, for the base and mozzarella. Garlic bread is minced garlic from a bottle, thinly sliced mushrooms and mozzarelle on thick rounds cut from a hot-dog bun. The other buns can be split lengthwise, I use fish paste, creamed corn and whatever I want ham, salami, capsicum, then cheese. A bun makes two pizza subs. I use 3 for garlic bread and 3 for pizza. Did you try hawiian pizza in aussie? Or a lot burger with pineapple, a fried egg and pickled beetroot. You can ask for no meat, if you want. Have you tried aussie fish and chips? Go to maccas and get some vegemite, for a sanga lunch if you can't get another lunch?
Hello!
Thank you so much for sharing all these fantastic cooking tips and suggestions with us! We absolutely appreciate the ideas, especially those that suit our van life setup. We haven't yet tried making dry-pan steak, but it sounds incredibly flavorful, and we're definitely adding it to our list to try soon. 🍳
As for the Aussie favorites, we did indulge in some local fish and chips and tried the legendary Aussie burger with all its unique toppings-what an experience! We're always excited to dive into local cuisine wherever we travel. And yes, Hawaiian pizza in Australia was a delightful surprise with its unique twist.
We love your innovative approach to quick and homemade meals; those pizza subs sound amazing! We might just feature some of these recipes in our upcoming travel vlogs. 🍕🚐
Keep those suggestions coming, and thanks again for being such an engaging part of our community!
Hope you had a great time in Australia. But you need to visit again as there is still so much you need to see and do.
Definitely need to visit again 😍🇦🇺
Seems you enjoyed you visit, hope you do come back, maybe next time come to Brisbane, and just get a camper for a few weeks, go down to the gold coast and work your way north from there to the great barrier reef. there's so many things to do in this region alone. Adelaide and Perth are so far apart you'd just spend days driving from 1 to the other, so do them in separate trips as well, there you go, three more trips to Oz, or just come back for a year on a working holiday visa if you can and do a big lap.
Thank you for your suggestions! 😍🙏🏼 I fear we are slightly too old for the working holiday visa 🥹
@@2Passports1Dream It varies country to country, for some countries coming to Australia it's up to 35 yo, so worth checking, worst that can happen is you find out yes too old, but maybe you find out you can 🤞
when you get sick of travelling. , you know where you are welcomed and PERHAPS SETTLE .. we miss you. please take care.
Oh yes what a dream 😍 We will be back soon again! 😊
Glad you guys had a good time here
Thank you 😊😊
Hi you 2, haven’t watched anything you guys have done before but I watched this for the whole bloody 3 hours 3 minutes and 18 seconds and even tho I am an Aussie I found this fantastic. I really hoped you guys enjoyed your time here. There is a lot to do here from the Daintree forest and Great Barrier Reef or Perth to Fremantle or maybe further up Western Australia and swim with whale sharks…funny as I am from Adelaide South Australia..Dylan. Right at the end you sounded like professor Brian Cox..was a bit spooky..anyways catch ya round like a rissole…cheers
Oh wow thank you so so much!! 😍😍 That’s made our day! So glad you liked it. You’ve got a gorgeous home country and we cannot wait to visit again one day!
that was funny that they were scared of an Ibis (aka the bin chicken) BTW the white bird you called a parrot is a sulphur crested cockatoo very intelligent birds...
Hahaha never seen one before 😂
Come to Perth,, beautiful beaches and doesn't rain often enough. Adelaide is a great ppcity too.
Oooooooh it’s going right to the top of the list 😍
Great to see your videos. One question , is.australian / sydney water soft or hard water? Howz water taste. Thanks
It’s soft water, it actually tasted pretty nice. Bear in mind that we are from Sweden and north wales, both places that have very tasty tap water - and it was pretty good!
Hii@@2Passports1Dream , Im from South West England and here its hard water hence asking as its one of my criteria for a big tick :)
You Two from ABBA Land are Most Welcome for a Return Journey !
Heheheh thank you!!
At that Vinyard near Cessnock/Nulkaba in the Hunter Valley.. I was born at the hospital where those mountains in the background were visible.
No way!!! ☺️
Next time please come across to yhe West. A really well kept secret from the East coadt. A different atmospphere, more relaxed and certainly "user friendly" for overseas visitors.