As a Sydneysider, just watched all three of your VLog and I have to say that you guys absolutely nailed it! Stunning content, so good to see tourists getting out and exploring our beautiful city (I not sure of the word for but something like) organically, like as the locals would ( and should). Kudos to your channel!
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words!! I'm glad you enjoyed our vlogs. We had such a great time in Sydney, 9 days wasn't long enough!! So much to see and do.
After spending almost 3 months in NZ, we also went to Sydney for two weeks (early April). We spent two days in the Blue Mountains, getting there from Sydney by buses and trains...
I feel like one thing NZ can claim above Aussie is definitely how pleasant our bird song is, lol! Seriously though, I can't believe I've never been to Sydney - it's gorgeous. Feels a bit late now, though! Thanks for letting me live vicariously through you both 😉❤
The NZ birdsong is definitely unmatched!! Sydney was a lot nicer than we were expecting, so many cute cozy neighbourhoods and shops hidden in the bustling city! ❤️
Sydney local here - Blue Mountains is one of my favourite places to go - had many day trips and longer stays there over the years. Always something new to find - I just discovered Elysian Rock last time I was there.
Hello Brittany, it's wonderful to see you both!🥰 We miss your vlogs. The views of the Blue Mountains and the surrounding areas are absolutely stunning.👍 We're so happy that you had some time to visit Sydney and explore those mountains.👌 Thank you for this amazing vlog. Sending lots of love to both of you! 💖
Definitely! It sure felt like we went to a different country in Australia. I'm keen to return and explore more of the country. I'm more excited to return to NZ though 😝
The Blue Mountains is just a magnificent grand canyon full of trees and ferns and below in some parts. The Grand canyon walk in the Blue Mountains is spectacular. It's on the other side of the highway. Also the Blue Mountains. Speaking of the Grand canyon in the US the Capertee Valley (pronounced Kay-per-tee) is a large canyon in New South Wales, Australia, 135 km (84 mi) north-west of Sydney that is noted to be the second widest of any canyon in the world, exceeding The Grand Canyon. It is located 135 km (84 mi) kilometres north-west of Sydney, between Lithgow and Mudgee, in the Central Tablelands, just above the Blue Mountains.
@@brittanymorgan09 You can easily drive into the Capertee Valley, but probably for a tourist with limited time, it's better to stay at the rim. You get better views from there. The only larger canyon is the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Just a bit to the west of the road is the ridge of the Great Dividing Range. Water to the east of the ridge flows east to the Tasman Sea/Pacific Ocean. That to the west takes the long journey west inland and eventually south into the Murray River and on to the Southern Ocean.
We were in north Sydney so had to catch a train into downtown, then wait for the train into the Blue mountains. We got really lucky with it not being cancelled/delayed too since it rained like crazy a couple days before.
As a Sydneysider, just watched all three of your VLog and I have to say that you guys absolutely nailed it! Stunning content, so good to see tourists getting out and exploring our beautiful city (I not sure of the word for but something like) organically, like as the locals would ( and should).
Kudos to your channel!
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words!! I'm glad you enjoyed our vlogs. We had such a great time in Sydney, 9 days wasn't long enough!! So much to see and do.
After spending almost 3 months in NZ, we also went to Sydney for two weeks (early April). We spent two days in the Blue Mountains, getting there from Sydney by buses and trains...
Lovely! It was definitely the highlight of our trip 😃
We also went to Manly Beach (the Lebanese restaurant there was awesome!) and the botanic gardens...
I feel like one thing NZ can claim above Aussie is definitely how pleasant our bird song is, lol! Seriously though, I can't believe I've never been to Sydney - it's gorgeous. Feels a bit late now, though! Thanks for letting me live vicariously through you both 😉❤
The NZ birdsong is definitely unmatched!! Sydney was a lot nicer than we were expecting, so many cute cozy neighbourhoods and shops hidden in the bustling city! ❤️
Sydney local here - Blue Mountains is one of my favourite places to go - had many day trips and longer stays there over the years. Always something new to find - I just discovered Elysian Rock last time I was there.
Wicked! It was the highlight for me on our Sydney trip. Just an absolutely stunning area 😍
Great vlog- I was so invested to see whether that girl was going to get her surfboard on her bike carrier in manly
Haha me too!! It was so distracting while editing. Such a cool bicycle attachment!
Hello Brittany, it's wonderful to see you both!🥰 We miss your vlogs. The views of the Blue Mountains and the surrounding areas are absolutely stunning.👍 We're so happy that you had some time to visit Sydney and explore those mountains.👌 Thank you for this amazing vlog. Sending lots of love to both of you! 💖
Thank you!! ❤️❤️ It's good to be back!! I'm so excited to share our cruise and Hawaii travels too 😊
@@brittanymorgan09 we cn't wait to see your next vlog😘🥰
Terrific ....as always.🙂 Thanks Brittany. I knew you'd enjoy Sydney. Australia and NZ are quite different.
Definitely! It sure felt like we went to a different country in Australia. I'm keen to return and explore more of the country. I'm more excited to return to NZ though 😝
Great video! So cool that those epic views are so easy to get to from downtown Sydney. Then Mountain Culture? Oh yeah 🍻🍻😃😃
Mountain Culture was such an epic spot to end the day! 🍺
Enjoyed your vlog! I have never been on the cliff walk in the Blue Mountains. Glad to do it through you.
Thanks! It was a really fantastic hike.
Thanks so much for sharing!
Love this so much! Never been to this place but now your are inspiring me !!!
Thank you!! It was the absolute highlight of our Sydney trip, just magical out there!
The Blue Mountains is just a magnificent grand canyon full of trees and ferns and below in some parts.
The Grand canyon walk in the Blue Mountains is spectacular. It's on the other side of the highway. Also the Blue Mountains.
Speaking of the Grand canyon in the US the Capertee Valley (pronounced Kay-per-tee) is a large canyon in New South Wales, Australia, 135 km (84 mi) north-west of Sydney that is noted to be the second widest of any canyon in the world, exceeding The Grand Canyon. It is located 135 km (84 mi) kilometres north-west of Sydney, between Lithgow and Mudgee, in the Central Tablelands, just above the Blue Mountains.
That sounds incredible! We may have to add the Capertee Valley to our next Australia trip. Thanks for the tip!
@@brittanymorgan09 You can easily drive into the Capertee Valley, but probably for a tourist with limited time, it's better to stay at the rim. You get better views from there. The only larger canyon is the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Just a bit to the west of the road is the ridge of the Great Dividing Range. Water to the east of the ridge flows east to the Tasman Sea/Pacific Ocean. That to the west takes the long journey west inland and eventually south into the Murray River and on to the Southern Ocean.
@@doubledee9675 thanks for the tips! Sounds like a really amazing spot to check out. I'm hoping we have at least a month next visit to explore 🤞
@@brittanymorgan09 There's never enough time for all these little extras.
Beautful nature
Nice!!
Very nice Video. Many Thanks
Thank you ❤️❤️
damned great country.
Have a nice cruise Brittany.
Thank you!! 😊
Three hours?
Don’t know what train you caught, but the train travel time from Central Station to Katoomba Station is approx two hours, not three.
There were a few lines that were out of service due to the intense rain 48 hours prior so the trip took a bit longer than normal 🍻
We were in north Sydney so had to catch a train into downtown, then wait for the train into the Blue mountains. We got really lucky with it not being cancelled/delayed too since it rained like crazy a couple days before.