Travelling Sydney & NSW (Our Honest Thoughts)

Today we summarise our time in Sydney and NSW; sharing our expenses, what was a waste of money, what was worth the money, our favourite campsites, our biggest challenges and more. Thank you for watching! 💙
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About Us:
Hey! We are Lydia and Wehan, welcome to our channel 💙🚐
We're from Perth (Australia) and are currently doing the big lap of Australia in our self converted Sprinter van.
Feeling unfulfilled and unhappy after building the life we thought we should want, in 2021 we decided to to sell our house and quit our corporate jobs so that we could go on the big lap of Australia in our self converted Sprinter van. Having barely travelled previously (besides a one off trip to Bali) and being hardcore 'planners' we were worried we were making a huge mistake but we've been on the road for almost 2 years now and haven't looked back.
Our goal is to continue to push ourselves outside our comfort zone; seeking new adventures, learning about new cultures and seeing as much of the world as possible. We hope you enjoy watching!
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[@karlhoward2737]

Just love your videos….I have a little catching up to do, but each time I watch your adventures I always find them very engaging……and has given me so many ideas for when my wife and I do spend long periods discovering this incredible country…..only 5 months, and a bit until ourTassie adventure…cannot wait..thanks guys for your sharing x

[@castcrus]

Great video! It's so true about not having many free camping spots along the NSW coast. It's the same in southern QLD, and if they are free, they tend to be packed. That's why we mostly camped in paid campgrounds and holiday parks when we traveled from Sydney to Port Douglas in 2022. Maybe it was because it was right after the COVID travel ban was lifted and everyone was eager to get out. I don't know. I'm going on a 30-day trip to Bundaberg, QLD in early July with my mother and my son, and I hope there will be more campground spaces this time. Safe travels!

[@richarddevaottien7724]

Hopefully after the looming pole shift Tasmania will be in the tropics.

[@kelvinring5690]

Is that the Barron River in Kuranda behind you, it looks like it as the walkway is still being rebuilt after Jasper.