Interesting! I guess it's like anything, when it's there all the time you take it for granted! Glad we could reinspire you, go back for a little getaway! 😁
Oh dear, you've left off a lot of Australia! You're obviously really into your beaches so I'm surprised the Great Ocean Road hasn't made it as a must see. The Blue Mountains are incredible and you haven't been to Tassie yet? Arguably some of the most beautiful wilderness in the world but maybe you guys are not into hiking so I get it. Great videos tho and your drone work is wonderful.
Hi Natalie, thanks for your comment. We certainly have a lot left to explore in Australia! We want to come back for Tassie, the Blue Mountains, the Red Centre and to revisit some of our favourites in WA and QLD 🤩 thanks for watching ❤️🙏🏼
I am going enjoy again one episode in England there also beautiful look but the weather in Australia better more big of sea and land the whole area fantastic happy world great supply by video .
Thank you so much for the lovely comment. I had a quick look at your channel and you have some beautiful videos. We would love to visit Switzerland! 😍😍
@@joshpricevisuals awesome! We did the same thing a couple years ago! We made a little playlist of our trip actually. Here’s the first video th-cam.com/video/FzSWOUoGvq4/w-d-xo.html you might find a couple of spots there!
Hi guys. Another great video. I’m slowly working through your Ozzie clips. As a Yorkshire family living in Sydney, we’ve bought a caravan and started doing some big trips around Oz. Your videos have been a great source of info. Must admit though, the Devon and Cornwall clips are making us homesick 😂 Got yourselves another subscriber 👍
Well hello there! Lovely to have you onboard 😁 we have been totally encapsulated with the beauty of Cornwall this time round. Even though Charlotte grew up there and we have lived there many times over the years, it has been an amazing summer so far and you can see why people travel from far and wide to visit. As you probably know we have a huge back catalogue of australia content! So feel free to ask any questions you have in the comments of any particular video and we will do our best to answer them for you! When we completed our ‘Big Lap’ we didn’t travel by caravan, we had a Toyota Corolla with a rooftop tent 😬 wouldn’t recommend if we’re being completely honest! 😂 but we did manage to travel an incredible distance while keeping the costs relatively low 😉
Kudos to you for doing the lap in a Corolla. I thought we were brave touring in a 15 year old Toyota Prado😂 As you say it’s all about keeping the costs low👍 Your trip to the Eyre Peninsula looks great. We’re looking at heading out there in March. Fingers crossed we get some decent weather. I know how much work goes into these videos Guys,so really appreciate your efforts 👌
@@ayup4x460 oh nice one! Thank you 🙏🏼 we thought it was a great idea at the start but then as the trip went on we realised that we should have done it in a van or with a camper trailer. I’m sure you’ll be fine in that Prado! Toyota’s never break 😂 they say that the best time to travel in Aus is April, so the weather might just be perfect for you in March 🤞🏼 we will continue to cover our adventures around the globe, we really do enjoy making these videos! 😁
It is true what they say about Toyotas being ultra reliable, but like any vehicle once it reaches a certain Km’s on the clock, you have to be gentle with it😂 You gotta follow that dream, so keep putting out the content. Do you both have media experience? As you come across as very natural on camera👍 Did you do a vid on Sydney? We’re wondering what is out there that we don’t know about 😂
@@ayup4x460 this is true, be gentle with the old girl 😂 🚙 We don’t have any media experience, just what we’ve managed to create for our various social media channels. And I guess years of geeking out with all of the latest technology I could get my hands on. We do have a travel vlog from Sydney when we got to Aus in March 2020 after the world got put on pause. It’s quite old though now so might not be quite up to the standard you see in our latest efforts 😅 nonetheless there might be some value in it for you ✌🏼 th-cam.com/video/3NruWTww2lo/w-d-xo.html
Hi guys I've been loving your videos! My boyfriend and I are moving to Perth really soon so its Been exciting to get a look at the place from your point of view! We love exploring places together too so watching your videos I can already imagine us exploring aus already hehe. I was wondering, have you ever considered making a video on tips and tricks for living in Australia? For example; Stuff like information about best places to live, or what jobs are common in different areas of Australia, hacks for traveling Australia, or just what the situation is like renting a place/ aprox prices of rent, etc. or just things you wish you knew when first coming to Australia that made your lives easier :) I would find anything in that direction super helpful! especial from both of your point of view living and working together as a couple! greetings from Germany and England :) 💕
aqlso just interested to know how you guys live your lifestyle, do you have your home base In Australia and travel from there or are you always only in countries for 1 year each and then move on? my bf and me are just coming to Australia after living in Cambodia (Kampot, Phnom Penh and then Siem Reap) for the past 2 & 1/2 years! hoping to get settled in Australia, if all goes well :) x
@@rosaliemf6248 hi there Rosalie 👋🏼 we are so happy that you’re finding our videos so helpful! We actually haven’t thought of making those kind of videos but it definitely would help a lot of people I’m sure! We currently have so much content to edit that we probably wouldn’t attempt this for a wee while. but maybe in the winter when our travel content dries up 😉 All of our Australian content was captured on the weekends to begin with (while we both had full time jobs), but then once we begun our big lap we were travelling full time. We stopped in Perth to work over the summer holidays (thought it would be best as the campsites would be full of families) and we were able to do some housesitting which was really nice actually. Just looking after peoples homes and pets 🐶 and then we completed our big lap all the back to the Gold Coast. It was super hard work. Our setup did not accommodate the kind of work we wanted to do on the road, working on a laptop in a rooftop tent in the Australian heat was less than ideal! We would have much preferred a van or a camp trailer. Right now we are focussing all of our attention on making our TH-cam channel the best it can be. Our home base is in Cornwall, UK and we will travel through Europe as long as we can afford to! We are contemplating our next adventure being somewhere a bit cheaper, maybe back to Cambodia/Vietnam/Thailand. We loved it when we visited these places before so we really want to return and create some super high quality travel guides for the region. If you have more detailed questions about your move to Australia send us a DM on Instagram and we will do our best to help you further 😉 we are happy to have you onboard on TH-cam journey nonetheless and hope to continue bringing you decent travel content ✌🏼😊✌🏼
You both should do documentaries on nature etc because you are both well spoken.I love to go to Cape York Peninsular QLD , The Kimberly WA , Arnhem lands and Litchfield NP Northern Territory, Croajingalong NP Victoria and Warranungles NSW . There is so much to see inAustralia
Hello again,C. J. Explores: After watching your Australia video again, I have just seen another landmark in your episode that I recognize - Over on Rottnest Island. I am aware I may freak you guys out with my memory, but the aerial view I saw of the beach, with, I think,a lighthouse in the foreground. I may be wrong when I say this, but I think that beach may well have been used as a location in the Australian soap opera, Home And Away, back in the years 2008&2009. Back then,they had a storyline involving 2 teenagers,who got stranded on an island,off the Australian coast and the aerial view, your one, looks like the same aerial view I saw on home and away at that time! Also: the clump of rocks, visible to the left, I remember, looks familiar when the search and rescue helicopter team travelled across to rescue the teenagers.
Hi again!! 🤩 amazing memory! 🙌🏼 I wonder if they would of shot that on the East Coast closer to their other filming locations? I’m sure you could find out with a little bit of digging!
@@cjexplores Maybe!In their aerial views, I remember you couldn't make out the cafes I think you mentioned:All you really saw, location wise on the island, was the beach. I can't remember the lighthouse, though they might have edited that out somehow, which would make sense, actually,if you are going to use the island for a survival storyline that home and away did. I know I might be stating the obvious here, but there would be no survival storyline, with no chance of immediate rescue,if H&A kept the lighthouse in it. I will do some research sometime,sure!👍😀
A very well documented Australian travel programme,guys! The Whitsunday Islands look absolutely stunning. Litchfield National Park looks familiar to me,as I remember a film I saw 20 years ago called Kangaroo Jack had a scene filmed at that Park, I think - Was about 2/3rds of the way through. Did you see Hinchinbrook Island or The King's Canyon when you were out there?
Can I just say that your memory is incredible! 20 years ago?! 🤣 and you remembered it from seeing it in our video, amazing! 🤩 We did stop off near Hinchinbrook actually, but we didn’t stay too long. Just had lunch and a drink with a view of the island 😊 King’s Canyon eluded us too, was that on a 4WD track maybe?
@@cjexplores Regarding my memory: Thankyou very much!👍😀 Since childhood,I have always been able to impress people with my memory and dates.The scene I remember from Kangaroo Jack had 3 of the characters in the film🎬🎞️ riding camels🐪🐫,&they stopped off at the area I saw in your video📼📷: That's how I remembered it! I bet the view of Hinchinbrook Island🏝️ must have been fabulous: Might I be right in thinking that the island may be close to the Whitsunday Islands🏝️🏝️? I don't know if King's👑 Canyon is on a 4WD track, but again, in the film I mentioned, King's Canyon was mentioned in the film:There may even have been a view of it,too. Just out of interest,when you were Down Under,as Australia🇦🇺🌏 is sometimes termed,did you visit Ayer's Rock& Sydney?Truth be told, I wanted to visit Australia for my 30th birthday back in the year 2010,&wanted to visit Ayer's Rock,where I heard advertised in a travel book a Sounds Of Silence dinner, where you would enjoy a typical Aussie dinner in the desert under the stars, with music coming from a didgeridoo!&I also wanted to visit the sites where Home And Away, the Aussie soap opera,is filmed. Palm Beach⛱️, not far from Sydney!
@@angusrobertsonpianist amazing! Yes we loved that view of Hinchinbrook and you’re right, it is close to the Whitsundays. Well around 4 hours drive away 🤣 they still do fabulous dinner and events under the stars at Uluru. Unfortunately we didn’t make it to the red rock on our visit. But purposefully avoided it so we would have something exciting to return to! As much as we have travelled around Aus there is just so much more to see there. You could easily spend a lifetime exploring the vast continent!
@@cjexplores Yes, I can imagine there is a lot to explore in Aus, absolutely! Hopefully, I shall be able to look forward to some videos from you guys, definitely!👍😀
sshhhhh .... you're not supposed to know anything about Cape Range & Ningaloo ... 😉 Down the very southern end of the reef as well (closer to Carnarvon) - are some of the best waves this planet has to offer .... there's an abundance of riches in our northwest
I want to take my kids to some places that are inexpensive but unique to Australia. We watch a lot of movies and shows that are filmed there and I've always wanted to visit. Can you recommend some kid friendly places?
Hi Kim 👋🏼 thanks for your message! Australia isn’t a place which is necessarily cheap… but you can certainly find some bargains if you’re willing to compromise on comforts. For example a week in a Holiday Park out of high season can be quite reasonable and you will have a lot of kid friendly activities included. The Gold Coast is a wonderful place to visit with its safer beaches and theme parks for kids. It can be expensive but if you are adventurous you could find yourself exploring the national parks and beaches with packed lunches for a relatively low cost. Everywhere worth visiting will have a holiday park nearby, just check to see which amenities are available in the months you wish to visit 😊 wishing you a wonderful trip!
Yes I think that’s the case with most national parks in Australia. We do see some people take dogs responsibly (in vehicles or constantly on lead). But that’s at your own risk obviously. Not sure what the fines would be… 🤷🏼♂️
I love Magnetic Island. As a Townsvillian, it feels a million miles away even though it’s a 20 minute ferry ride! 🌴🌞
Interesting! I guess it's like anything, when it's there all the time you take it for granted! Glad we could reinspire you, go back for a little getaway! 😁
Watching this as an Australian and wanting to finally explore my country 🫶🏽🫶🏽
Hi Amie! Don’t feel guilty I think most people travel further abroad then they do at home 😆 we have been guilty of that before too 😅
Oh dear, you've left off a lot of Australia! You're obviously really into your beaches so I'm surprised the Great Ocean Road hasn't made it as a must see. The Blue Mountains are incredible and you haven't been to Tassie yet? Arguably some of the most beautiful wilderness in the world but maybe you guys are not into hiking so I get it. Great videos tho and your drone work is wonderful.
Hi Natalie, thanks for your comment. We certainly have a lot left to explore in Australia! We want to come back for Tassie, the Blue Mountains, the Red Centre and to revisit some of our favourites in WA and QLD 🤩 thanks for watching ❤️🙏🏼
@@cjexplores I'll be sure to watch. 😀
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Australia better more big of sea and land the whole area fantastic happy world great supply by video .
Thank you มนัส เพลาขํา for your lovely messages as always. Glad we could share with you some of our Australia trip!
@Manat Plaukham Wow😊 that's amazing. I can see you love exploring new places.
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Thank you so much for the lovely comment. I had a quick look at your channel and you have some beautiful videos. We would love to visit Switzerland! 😍😍
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Looks amazing! We’ve been in Aus for a couple months now and can’t wait to explore more 🎉
Oh fantastic, glad you enjoyed it Josh! Where are you heading in Aus??
@@cjexplores We’ve been to Melbourne and are now in Sydney for a while! Then will just go up the east coast slowly ⭐️
@@joshpricevisuals awesome! We did the same thing a couple years ago! We made a little playlist of our trip actually. Here’s the first video th-cam.com/video/FzSWOUoGvq4/w-d-xo.html you might find a couple of spots there!
@@cjexplores Thanks so much!
Hi guys. Another great video. I’m slowly working through your Ozzie clips. As a Yorkshire family living in Sydney, we’ve bought a caravan and started doing some big trips around Oz. Your videos have been a great source of info. Must admit though, the Devon and Cornwall clips are making us homesick 😂 Got yourselves another subscriber 👍
Well hello there! Lovely to have you onboard 😁 we have been totally encapsulated with the beauty of Cornwall this time round. Even though Charlotte grew up there and we have lived there many times over the years, it has been an amazing summer so far and you can see why people travel from far and wide to visit.
As you probably know we have a huge back catalogue of australia content! So feel free to ask any questions you have in the comments of any particular video and we will do our best to answer them for you!
When we completed our ‘Big Lap’ we didn’t travel by caravan, we had a Toyota Corolla with a rooftop tent 😬 wouldn’t recommend if we’re being completely honest! 😂 but we did manage to travel an incredible distance while keeping the costs relatively low 😉
Kudos to you for doing the lap in a Corolla. I thought we were brave touring in a 15 year old Toyota Prado😂 As you say it’s all about keeping the costs low👍 Your trip to the Eyre Peninsula looks great. We’re looking at heading out there in March. Fingers crossed we get some decent weather. I know how much work goes into these videos Guys,so really appreciate your efforts 👌
@@ayup4x460 oh nice one! Thank you 🙏🏼 we thought it was a great idea at the start but then as the trip went on we realised that we should have done it in a van or with a camper trailer. I’m sure you’ll be fine in that Prado! Toyota’s never break 😂 they say that the best time to travel in Aus is April, so the weather might just be perfect for you in March 🤞🏼 we will continue to cover our adventures around the globe, we really do enjoy making these videos! 😁
It is true what they say about Toyotas being ultra reliable, but like any vehicle once it reaches a certain Km’s on the clock, you have to be gentle with it😂 You gotta follow that dream, so keep putting out the content. Do you both have media experience? As you come across as very natural on camera👍 Did you do a vid on Sydney? We’re wondering what is out there that we don’t know about 😂
@@ayup4x460 this is true, be gentle with the old girl 😂 🚙
We don’t have any media experience, just what we’ve managed to create for our various social media channels. And I guess years of geeking out with all of the latest technology I could get my hands on.
We do have a travel vlog from Sydney when we got to Aus in March 2020 after the world got put on pause. It’s quite old though now so might not be quite up to the standard you see in our latest efforts 😅 nonetheless there might be some value in it for you ✌🏼
th-cam.com/video/3NruWTww2lo/w-d-xo.html
Great video - thanks!
Thanks Drew 🙏🏼
Greetings from Australia
Great list
Have you visited Bay of Fires on the east coast of Tasmania?
Hello Victor! Thank you and no we haven’t - it’s the last state we have yet to visit and very high on our bucket list! It looks so beautiful
Hi guys I've been loving your videos!
My boyfriend and I are moving to Perth really soon so its Been exciting to get a look at the place from your point of view! We love exploring places together too so watching your videos I can already imagine us exploring aus already hehe.
I was wondering, have you ever considered making a video on tips and tricks for living in Australia?
For example; Stuff like information about best places to live, or what jobs are common in different areas of Australia, hacks for traveling Australia, or just what the situation is like renting a place/ aprox prices of rent, etc. or just things you wish you knew when first coming to Australia that made your lives easier :)
I would find anything in that direction super helpful! especial from both of your point of view living and working together as a couple!
greetings from Germany and England :) 💕
aqlso just interested to know how you guys live your lifestyle, do you have your home base In Australia and travel from there or are you always only in countries for 1 year each and then move on? my bf and me are just coming to Australia after living in Cambodia (Kampot, Phnom Penh and then Siem Reap) for the past 2 & 1/2 years! hoping to get settled in Australia, if all goes well :) x
@@rosaliemf6248 hi there Rosalie 👋🏼 we are so happy that you’re finding our videos so helpful! We actually haven’t thought of making those kind of videos but it definitely would help a lot of people I’m sure! We currently have so much content to edit that we probably wouldn’t attempt this for a wee while. but maybe in the winter when our travel content dries up 😉
All of our Australian content was captured on the weekends to begin with (while we both had full time jobs), but then once we begun our big lap we were travelling full time. We stopped in Perth to work over the summer holidays (thought it would be best as the campsites would be full of families) and we were able to do some housesitting which was really nice actually. Just looking after peoples homes and pets 🐶 and then we completed our big lap all the back to the Gold Coast. It was super hard work. Our setup did not accommodate the kind of work we wanted to do on the road, working on a laptop in a rooftop tent in the Australian heat was less than ideal! We would have much preferred a van or a camp trailer.
Right now we are focussing all of our attention on making our TH-cam channel the best it can be. Our home base is in Cornwall, UK and we will travel through Europe as long as we can afford to! We are contemplating our next adventure being somewhere a bit cheaper, maybe back to Cambodia/Vietnam/Thailand. We loved it when we visited these places before so we really want to return and create some super high quality travel guides for the region.
If you have more detailed questions about your move to Australia send us a DM on Instagram and we will do our best to help you further 😉 we are happy to have you onboard on TH-cam journey nonetheless and hope to continue bringing you decent travel content ✌🏼😊✌🏼
You both should do documentaries on nature etc because you are both well spoken.I love to go to Cape York Peninsular QLD , The Kimberly WA , Arnhem lands and Litchfield NP Northern Territory, Croajingalong NP Victoria and Warranungles NSW . There is so much to see inAustralia
How do we tag Tourism Australia?? 😂😂🙏🏼 thanks for the love Louisa 🥰
@@cjexplores I guess you have to go to Tourism Australia website lol
@@louisaklimentos7583 we have actually worked with some regional tourism agencies before 😉 but it would be amazing to come back!
Hello again,C. J. Explores: After watching your Australia video again, I have just seen another landmark in your episode that I recognize - Over on Rottnest Island. I am aware I may freak you guys out with my memory, but the aerial view I saw of the beach, with, I think,a lighthouse in the foreground. I may be wrong when I say this, but I think that beach may well have been used as a location in the Australian soap opera, Home And Away, back in the years 2008&2009. Back then,they had a storyline involving 2 teenagers,who got stranded on an island,off the Australian coast and the aerial view, your one, looks like the same aerial view I saw on home and away at that time! Also: the clump of rocks, visible to the left, I remember, looks familiar when the search and rescue helicopter team travelled across to rescue the teenagers.
Hi again!! 🤩 amazing memory! 🙌🏼 I wonder if they would of shot that on the East Coast closer to their other filming locations? I’m sure you could find out with a little bit of digging!
@@cjexplores Maybe!In their aerial views, I remember you couldn't make out the cafes I think you mentioned:All you really saw, location wise on the island, was the beach. I can't remember the lighthouse, though they might have edited that out somehow, which would make sense, actually,if you are going to use the island for a survival storyline that home and away did. I know I might be stating the obvious here, but there would be no survival storyline, with no chance of immediate rescue,if H&A kept the lighthouse in it. I will do some research sometime,sure!👍😀
@@angusrobertsonpianist hahaha alright, I like your train of thought! Keep us posted 😁😁
@@cjexplores Sure!No worries - I will do. Hope you both have are having a happy Thursday.👍🤩😀
@@angusrobertsonpianist yes thank you. It’s my birthday tomorrow so treating ourselves to a staycation in Newquay 🎉🥰
A very well documented Australian travel programme,guys! The Whitsunday Islands look absolutely stunning. Litchfield National Park looks familiar to me,as I remember a film I saw 20 years ago called Kangaroo Jack had a scene filmed at that Park, I think - Was about 2/3rds of the way through. Did you see Hinchinbrook Island or The King's Canyon when you were out there?
Can I just say that your memory is incredible! 20 years ago?! 🤣 and you remembered it from seeing it in our video, amazing! 🤩 We did stop off near Hinchinbrook actually, but we didn’t stay too long. Just had lunch and a drink with a view of the island 😊 King’s Canyon eluded us too, was that on a 4WD track maybe?
@@cjexplores Regarding my memory: Thankyou very much!👍😀 Since childhood,I have always been able to impress people with my memory and dates.The scene I remember from Kangaroo Jack had 3 of the characters in the film🎬🎞️ riding camels🐪🐫,&they stopped off at the area I saw in your video📼📷: That's how I remembered it!
I bet the view of Hinchinbrook Island🏝️ must have been fabulous: Might I be right in thinking that the island may be close to the Whitsunday Islands🏝️🏝️?
I don't know if King's👑 Canyon is on a 4WD track, but again, in the film I mentioned, King's Canyon was mentioned in the film:There may even have been a view of it,too.
Just out of interest,when you were Down Under,as Australia🇦🇺🌏 is sometimes termed,did you visit Ayer's Rock& Sydney?Truth be told, I wanted to visit Australia for my 30th birthday back in the year 2010,&wanted to visit Ayer's Rock,where I heard advertised in a travel book a Sounds Of Silence dinner, where you would enjoy a typical Aussie dinner in the desert under the stars, with music coming from a didgeridoo!&I also wanted to visit the sites where Home And Away, the Aussie soap opera,is filmed. Palm Beach⛱️, not far from Sydney!
@@angusrobertsonpianist amazing! Yes we loved that view of Hinchinbrook and you’re right, it is close to the Whitsundays. Well around 4 hours drive away 🤣 they still do fabulous dinner and events under the stars at Uluru. Unfortunately we didn’t make it to the red rock on our visit. But purposefully avoided it so we would have something exciting to return to! As much as we have travelled around Aus there is just so much more to see there. You could easily spend a lifetime exploring the vast continent!
@@cjexplores Yes, I can imagine there is a lot to explore in Aus, absolutely! Hopefully, I shall be able to look forward to some videos from you guys, definitely!👍😀
sshhhhh .... you're not supposed to know anything about Cape Range & Ningaloo ... 😉
Down the very southern end of the reef as well (closer to Carnarvon) - are some of the best waves this planet has to offer .... there's an abundance of riches in our northwest
Yewww 🤙🏼 our friends have just moved to Perth from QLD so I’m sure we will be back!
I want to take my kids to some places that are inexpensive but unique to Australia. We watch a lot of movies and shows that are filmed there and I've always wanted to visit. Can you recommend some kid friendly places?
Hi Kim 👋🏼 thanks for your message! Australia isn’t a place which is necessarily cheap… but you can certainly find some bargains if you’re willing to compromise on comforts. For example a week in a Holiday Park out of high season can be quite reasonable and you will have a lot of kid friendly activities included. The Gold Coast is a wonderful place to visit with its safer beaches and theme parks for kids. It can be expensive but if you are adventurous you could find yourself exploring the national parks and beaches with packed lunches for a relatively low cost. Everywhere worth visiting will have a holiday park nearby, just check to see which amenities are available in the months you wish to visit 😊 wishing you a wonderful trip!
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Except Eyre Peninsula has slightly better weather than England🤣
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I'm guessing most of these places you can't go to if you have a dog being National Parks?
Yes I think that’s the case with most national parks in Australia. We do see some people take dogs responsibly (in vehicles or constantly on lead). But that’s at your own risk obviously. Not sure what the fines would be… 🤷🏼♂️
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