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Surviving 24hrs Solo On A Deserted Tropical Island Beach - Making Fire - Cooking In A Coconut - ASMR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- I spent 24 hours on an isolated tropical island beach in the middle of the Andaman Sea, practising bushcraft & survival and my newly found skill of opening fresh coconuts. Having taken a few limited supplies with me, I cooked up a feast for my one and only meal of the day which consisted of spicy chicken kebab (kebob for those on the other side of the Atlantic), steamed vegetables with chilli and foraged ginger from the north of Thailand and to go with that….sticky rice cooked in a coconut. Was it tasty? It certainly was!
The weather for my 24 hours alone was HOT, around 36 degrees Celcius (100 degrees Fahrenheit). With a little sea breeze and a couple of swims in the water, I was able to keep my body temperature down.
One of my favourite memories from the 24 hours was finding two freshly fallen coconuts-probably due to the storm a few days earlier. I was extremely grateful for those coconuts as it allowed me to try something I’d never tried before….cooking sticky rice in a coconut and coconut water. Yum-Yum! Another great memory was the sheer peacefulness and feeling of isolation. Yes, that feeling of not seeing anyone for the whole duration was something we should all try! A lot happened during that time on the beach and I didn't always have the camera to hand to capture it. There were times that I just lay on my back looking up at the palm trees, appreciating where I was and just ‘taking it all in’.
Did I mention the friction fire? Well….I knew I’d be able to get a fire going from scratch, which is something that I have done hundreds of times, but using weathered rope for the cordage was slightly tricky as it wasn't the most durable of materials. However, I still got the ember just before it snapping from wearing thin.
One thing that you will notice from the video is the sheer amount of plastic waste. Plastic waste has become a bit of a ‘buzz-word’ over the last few years but you soon realize how much of it there is when you visit a beach that isn't inhabited with tourists and people cleaning the beach on a daily basis.
It was a real eye-opener. If there's one thing I wish you all to take away from this video then it is this…..please limit the amount of plastic you use and please, please, please, RECYCLE as much of it as possible!
Thanks for watching!
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This should be dedicated to all those people that don't think their one bottle of trash or whatever doesn't make a difference in earths pollution rate!! Incredible!! Just saw something last night that showed crusie liners dumping their trash at sea!! WTF is wrong with people?!?!
You rock Dustin! Great video keep going
How about a follow up video with volunteers removing all the trash from those beaches?
That island is a dump! Wtf is wrong with this world? Disgusted to say the least!!
Plastic floats .... Nobody there to pick it up. Watch some documentaries about Midway Island.
@@bbranett2188 idgaf...
The point is it's there and its gross!
Sorry. He didnt stay at Disney world. There were no cast members to buff the sea shells either.
I don't think the OP was complaining nobody had cleaned up. We humans are doing a great job of ruining this little planet.
Well with all that trash there are shortage of survival materials.
Survival Lily was on this island and almost died from lack of knowledge of how to survive. You are the man.
No use for an assault rifle.... no sponsor? Maybe she was afraid of catching crabs again.
@@bbranett2188 lol
Reminds me of vacation.
The area may be bustling with tourists for half the year, but this is way out of season and cleaning out the beaches doesn't happen until winter is over. The area may be cold enough that most people won't think of beaches at this time of year, but for brits and scandinavians it's such a welcome change from the wet cold winter that the prices are entirely woth it. The bath water is merely "refreshing" and you may have to explain to puzzled locals that to us it's warm, and that we've even found time to get out of our usual woolen underwear.
And then find time to hire a boat and take a trip to a local island.
Life is good.
Well said. Thanks for watching.
We need to introduce an international holiday, where one day of the year everyone on earth gets the day off work, and we all have to go out and pick litter up and clean up the planet. Just one day. A lot can be done in a small amount of time if everyone puts the effort in. People may start being more careful with their litter too if they re the ones who have taken part in cleaning it up.
Great idea.
Abra Cadabra! 22 April 2020 Earth Day. Use some vacation time or non paid time to show even more dedication. Getting a paid field trip to walk around outside. I don't understand why everyones employer needs pay for "peoples" garbage problem. And I'm a tree hugging liberal!!!!
Daz Kelly what a simple good idea! Brilliant and thoughtful, gets every one involved, 😀
Yeah, everyone on earth gets the same day off work. What could go wrong?
Blackfinger Garage, ohh I didn't relies everyone working, is keeping the planet alive! How strange! since earth came into existence all it depended on was us to make everything into a business of work one day, the animals must of really struggled before we came along with are industrial revolution, yeah you must be right lol, because we couldn't handle one day, and prepare in advance with no employers telling us what to do, and to plan for that one day, a whole 24 hours unthinkable! Stop believing your own ignorance and grow up, the world wouldn't collapse because everyone took a single day of there time to help the earth, for one day!! Only your fragile mind that can't Handle that concept of reality! Open you mind! Where's your heart. Peace out
Great to see your channel being featured on the TH-cam Trending page and highlighted as 'Creator on the Rise'. That's awesome Dustin, congrats.
Cool dude
@@weirdendermanandfred5709 7
Hi Justin
I was watching your video and had to stop and reply so my family could watch with me, we live in Tropics so understand the heat. I have never seen anyone cook inside a coconut line you did , the whole video is fantastic 👍❤️, including all the rubbish that gets washed up on the beaches. We have same problems, this is a wake up world problem.
Anyway this video is on up top 10 all time favourites
Sickened by the debris.
Dude you had me totally interested till u whipped out the cutting board and chicken breast... Rice I can handle but u should have caught or trapped something... Not trying to be a troll but don't call it survival unless you go the full 100%. Sorry lost interest after that
Thanks for taking us along Dustin.
Opening 2 coconuts and cooking dinner. The most snowflake survival ever.
Oh Jimmy, please teach us your ways
In the early 80s, I lived in a remote bay in Australia. There were quite a few people living (as we say today) off-grid. But this was more than just off-grid. You either grew, foraged and hunted your food or you die. Unless you're prepared for a 4 day round- trip on foot to the nearest village. Anyway, getting to the point. The dozen-odd people who lived there would scour the beach every day, collecting useful flotsam and jetsam. Glass floats were the most prized treasures. Plastic ones were okay too. Thongs (flip-flops) were common, as were Suntory whiskey bottles. The majority of seafarers are dirty pigs who think nothing of tossing crap overboard because it disappears almost instantly in their eyes, only to wash up on some pristine coastline days, months, or even years later.
or disintegrate, turning into a cloud of waste just inches below the waters surface.
It really is sad going to nature and seeing all that plastic and trash. And it's worse thinking how much of it is still floating in the ocean or sunk right to the bottom.. so much litter and trash blowing around lately. So sad
I would love to spend 24 hrs alone on an island.
Actually it be 48 hours... first 24, putting all the rubbish in bags to be hauled out, then spend the next 24 as it should be. It actually sickened me to see that amount of trash there.
come and join us on a trip : )
Until you start running out of food and can't catch anything beyond coconuts 😋
@@desertislandsurvival how can I join you?
Beautiful video in such a beautiful location, so it is really horrible to see the amount of trash that's washed up, especially plastic.
What knife are you using? It looks really durable and also great for food prep. Love the idea of cooking sticky rice inside that coconut with coconut water. So many great and delicious ingredients. Love it. ❤
The knife looks like a Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty Knife with Sandvik Carbon Steel Blade, 0.125/4.1-Inch or could be the stainless steel version... Good bushcraft knifes
I once didn't eat for a whole hour just to experience hunger.
A little slice of heaven right there, buddy! Great job letting us live vicariously through you. Thanks.
🏝🤟❤
Great video!! I enjoyed it!! 👍👍👍👍
Still an amazing cook! What an enjoyable video...even with the sobering amount of debris - so much plastic. May we all do better by this stunningly beautiful planet.💚
Really enjoyed the video, Thank You. P.S. I lost a plastic bottle overboard on a creek in the middle of Missouri U.S.A. 20 or 25 yrs. ago I apologize.
The true star of this vid is definitely the crab that dive bombed across the sand .
Well I'll be honest, i fell asleep twice and had to rewind it 🤦♂️
Very well done Dustin
Riverbend Longbows Outdoors yup very relaxing I fell asleep too because or the sounds
Awesome video this mate! That looked amazing! Food looked spot on too, that rice must have been incredible cooked like that! All the best mate
Ash 👍🏼
Thanks bro, yeah the sticky rice was tasty!
BUSHCRAFT TOOLS ah sticky rice! That was my favourite on the street vendors in Thailand... sticky rice and pork! 😋 making me hungry 😂
I stayed on a deserted key in Belize out in the Caribbean sea all by myself for 24 hours, back in 2014 it was so amazing. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. I also lived on another small key with only one other inhabitant for 7 days. Kudos to us for being so cool .
A lot of garbage on the beach. That crab was fast... Good video, relaxing, the sound of the waves ... 👍
You brought your food with you, so this is more like Island Camping than island survival. Still a decent quality video though. I would have been tempted to start burning trash if I was there. Ugh.
More like "Glamping?" This is a pathetic attempt to cash in on the "survival craze" of youtube videos?
He's lucky he didnt slice into his fingers the way he was holding that piece of wood. Not really a survival situation though.
I don't believe he made the fire. He uses fire rod behind cam. Lol
I agree, he had food & a knive……. The Trash was awful!
Lol, when I first so that trash, same us your thoughts.
"surviving" for a whole 24 hours????wow....how is that even possible
He was lucky I would say. XD
I bet his cell phone battery even died.
He came with fresh meat lmao! Wow the survival
@@SUPERTECHGAMESS Stunning! Absolutely stunning what a human body can endure...
Tim Christensen jajajajajaja🤣👍🏻
I could spend and survived in an island even for weeks or a month. Especially with those coconut trees on that island.
" I camped one day on an island."
.....and it was awesome 😃
You took many things but fire, so we can see how to make a fire, if you have some cord of course.
Brought food,drank a coconut,went sleep 24hrs"
Why is there so much trash?
9tai
I always have faith in you and the fire gods, excellent meal as always. Hope to see back soon on TA Outdoors cooking another tasty meal. Thanks for showing the world all the plastic trash we make.
So sad what we are doing to this planet.
When he was peeling apart the coconut for thatch I had an idea that you could use the Shell to hold and carry smoldering embers to transport the fire if needed.
You're not alone. Green coconut doesn't just fall down from the tree. Somebody climb there and pick it for you.
I'm ashamed and mortified for the human race over the amount of plastic we have dumped!!! STOP IT!! FIX IT!!
Oh man I'm so jealous, the weather here has been so soggy. Really nice video, that island looked epic.
All the best mate 👍
Skye
Thanks mate
I live in Florida and have watched you bushcraft in England. Once you learn to snorkel and gather food from the sea beach bushcraft is a little slice of heaven. Can't wait to see you and Mike on your next build.
I clicked on this video from the general population not even looking at the vlog title!
BAM! at the end ... There's good old Dustin ... From Elephant dung to tropical islands this trip really is a special adventure! Lovin' it so far! BTW .. I was wondering how this dude
was so skilled at friction fire making ... HA ha Ha it was Dustin ... The man who can start a fire from 2 wet noodles! Tragic about all the waste not just plastic ... I've seen other island videos with similar or worse conditions in other areas of the world ...
Truly is a heart breaking situation! A lot of comments bustin' your stones about survival ...
Nice job of getting the liquid necessary for survival since there was no fresh water source!
Without it (coconut milk) and 100f temp that would have been a real short island survival video!
The hammock and the cookin'... Well, that's just Dustin's style! Cool as the other side of his pillow.
Lovin' it man keep doing what you're doing!
Love your comment...Thanks mate. Sounds like you know me!
When i saw you carve the notch in your fire board before the burn in and when i saw how tightly you put the cord on your bow, the first thing that came to my mind was.... Just another guy who's gonna fake his primitive fire and cut it out of the video.
Turns out i was wrong, you actually showed every bit of it, including your struggles.
There are a lot of videos out there of people who fake the bow drill or hand drill fire bits because they just can't get an ember but you didn't fake it.
Respect to you sir.
“DESERTED ISLAND SURVIVAL” - *proceeds to cook a gourmet dinner with lemon including chicken with chicken spice and boiled rice*
Was bloody tasty though!
Yeah, Paris Hilton could survive for 24 hours. But, I guess technically you did manage to survive for an entire 24 hours so you deserve a cookie.
great vid as always but seeing all that rubbish made my heart sink....
Wouldn’t if you were stranded there 👍😂
If someone were well and truly stranded that "dump" could be a gold mine of valuable stuff.
Agreed
Great video,I'm cool with no commentary as that is what I searched for bushcraft no talking,Keep them coming with no talking.
Thanks
36:36, guy walks over a giant clam bed. Made my mouth water !! Fun video
I wonder if that lighter still could have been used to start the fire by grinding the flint from it.
The title should have been: vacation alone for 24 hour on a deserted island.
HAAAHAA, yep!
Bushcraft on an island. Love this
Awesome video. So glad there was no music other than that provided by nature!
Absolutely gorgeous! And the island was pretty too! You are amazing! I’d love to see you do this same thing on top of a mountain in the snow. I live in West Yellowstone, Montana,USA. Come do that here!
You only caught a coconut that droped and called it survival unbelievable
I never see the coconut droped like that as the body of coconut is perfect no broken 😁same look like some one put in under tree for the the show.🙈
Nice video! You were so busy you probably didn’t even notice you were Alone. I was surprised at all the plastic. Take care😁🇺🇸
Very impressive video! One of my favorites from you!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
He was surviving until he pulled out the rice...
HAAAHAA, right?!!!!
lol
@@mcjuliusbruce7764 and was that hunks of chicken he magically found? smh.
@@daveygivens735 Well, now he'll survive better! LOL
My first impression - SHOCK this beautiful island is tarnished by man made rubbish. I would love to go little picking there and camp out on the beach. Second impression - Dustin I am rather jealous of the fact you have a tan in February!
Sam Stirling true
That looked like fun! Awesome video!
I really really enjoyed watching this video. You just got another subscriber!!!!
My wife is from the Philippines, which has some beautiful coastal areas and some secluded beaches. We have some land with coconut trees, papaya, mango. Love it. Coconut juice, freshly harvested is delicious. For those moaning about the rubbish, where do you think it comes from? Us.
Great adventure. Half expected Ursula Andress to turn up 😉
yes it does so if you pack it in pack it out dont leave it behind, I know it come from the ocean going trash boats that just dump it but it is still horrid
Obviously it comes from us. Well, some of us. Some of us choose to recycle. In any case, tons of trash on a beach qualifies as something you get a pass for "moaning" about. Taken
very impossible
young coconuts, on the ground, they may not suddenly fall.
but its okay, nice video
Correct!
I like when he starts plowing the air with the stick!
Really enjoyed that mate! Cooking in the coconut was awesome. Miss the taste of those fresh beauties 👌
I can't even do this for 2 minutes amazing
Findings green young coconut in the near the base of the tree is impossible finding 2 pieces is a miracle unless its after a strong typhoon or storm that make young coconut fall from the tree
I mention the recent storms in the description. I guess luck was on my side, for once!
Quiet creative showing the four parts of fire making at once!
Enjoyed the video Dustin, two thumbs up :)
I wouldn't come home I'd stay there for rest of my life 👍I truly would 👍
really cool island Dustin!
It's Isaac
This is completely epic. Lovely camera work and Production.
One of The best yet!!!!!
Cheers bro
16:50 sacrificing the nunchucks to make a bow drill. Survival at its finest.
Just wondering if that was a weather warning tower of some sorts at 32:59, looked like "Air-Raid" horns on top of the tower. And yes it's just a shame what some people are not capable of, like caring or cleaning up their own crap. That aside, great video, It is great that with just a small hand full of gear, you made a great camp and nice big feast right on the beach. Keep 'em coming dude. Seaya in the next one.
Thanks, troy, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, that tower was on the other end of the island. Maybe a disused military tower of some sort.
there were direct and electrical wires on the right. i saw too
APOLOGY: The sound is a little out of sync in some places.
BUSHCRAFT TOOLS some commentary would really improve your videos
Dustin, Bushcraft Cooking is your niche. Would like to watch more videos like this. BTW, thank you for the plastic awareness.
I like you
Mister Cavdeuce I agree 100%. For gawdsakes, please give narration!
Great content! I’m cool with no commentary. We see and hear what you do. Superb.
Mike P sent me. Totally subscribed. Totally awesome.... 😁
Thanks bro
A sweet trip! Food looks amazing!!!
It's not that deserted when you can hear jet ski in the background lol
It's scripted🤣
How dare you!!!
The coconut also is already putting there as coconut is perfect cut
Just means people dont live there. Its common for people to travel to those islands for privacy and beach time
not to mention all the empty soda bottles
Good video bud, love the location. Would be good to do a duo survival challenge together at some point.
Deffo mate. Let's DO IT!
U r the happiest man in the world.
Bloody awful lot of plastic waste on that deserted island. No wonder it causes so much heartache worldwide. Enjoyed the vid very much.
Great video. I love the cooked rice in a coconut idea. Wish I was there to taste it. I live in Ontario Canada and often do canoe trips into the back woods If you are in the area I would love to take you for a trip.
I would love that!
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS The offer is genuine. We have a great group of guys.
I think (as a part of the global community ) that we should pay good money for people to go around the globe picking this stuff up. There are lots of fisherman around the world that could make a better living doing this than fishing in already overfished waters. If we don't adapt and take care of earth she will get rid of us.
Tom Thumb totally agree. Cleaning up our oceans could create a large number of jobs and something needs to be done
I realise that it's more about showcasing your skills than it is about survival, when you are only there for 24 hours. I just can't seem to look past the fact that a new born baby, placed under that big tree and left there alone for 24 hours, would also have 'survived'. Just joshing you, nice video.
If I had the money to go to that island, i would help clean it up.
@Scott Conyard
To true, I would still wanna stay there for years at time.
You rock brother!
Thank you and sorry about the out of sync sound...its really bugging me!
"Out of sync" because he's covering up the sound of power lines. You can see them at 32:59
This beach is quite littered, but nowhere near as bad as some.
TH-cam rewind 2020 must something like this. The SURVIVAL man..
That lighter is a great resource. I"m surprised you'd throw it away. Even without fluid it's still a mini-ferro rod. It throws sparks, so that means no bow drill.
The firesteel flint had dissolved into a nothingness!
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Alone swimming there is more dangerous then you think...
Awesome film, what an experience!
Cool video Dustin, I really like the survivor series vids. Amber would of Loved that place, chasing crabs an running around. I live on a big sandbar, OBX, and there's some cool places to camp. All the Best Mate.
I think a good video would be you and a couple of buddies come stay for a week and clean up that beach. If i lived anywhere near you or there I would be in
Bullshit you wouldnt do it
Livin' it up on plastic beach
Amazing video, loved it, it makes you want to go and experience the outdoors, roll on the summer 👍
🤣🤣🤣 fast forward to 32 59 and look at the right side of the screen
Don’t worry about all these comments saying this and that about 24 hours, well done mate on a great video and hard work getting this filmed solo thanks for sharing buddy, real shame about all the crap everywhere God Bless
24 hour “survival”? You don’t even need water at that point, this video is weak. You brought all your own food, and didn’t help clean that trash covered island at all. I’d say that island looks like it does because of people like you...
Fucking guy is using the kitchen knife 🤦🏼♂️
Yes
Stop hating and just appreciate the time he put in to make the video. Seriously if u can do better show us or just zip it n enjoy the view
@@penilau5139 i do it and have no need for a fkn cutting board
@@marvinthemartian2120 and chopsticks
24 hours? Wow I'm amazed you survived such an ordeal. It must have been absolute hell without twitter and instagram
24?? Survival?? Man.. Its was just a picnic for me..
wow! i really love the beach and i'd love to watch u did there alone...watchin from d Phils, my friend...✌️❤️ ...fr. Arielle's LS
Wow so your telling me he spent 24 hours on that island by himself I can’t believe he actually survived
Cool story huh
Is that Brooklyn? so sad how much waste there is , not to be that guy but maybe a little... we kind of deserve our fate if that's how we treat our naturals spaces. Great video thought very much enjoyed it.
I was stranded on a deserted Island once. I came along another guy on the island. I think it was on a Friday, but I digress.
It's nice to know that if your stranded you can always comb the beach and find two very useful things, Hypodermic Needles and Tampons. LOL
Thank you 😆 from Singapore 👍
New Title: I went on vacation of a dirty deserted island.
If you were alone how did you control a drone while diving?
cruise control
Spirit control 😂
Tesla drone
I keep watching the whole video, to wait for the night to come and see the fire, listen to the noise of the burning branches, and suddenly it's dawn.
It's a beautiful experience for one to spend 24hrs... Fact is I wud hv started with cleaning up the mess there.. As much as I could.. Little by little... Only because it's a place less visited... But cheers mate.... Maybe another time u visit.. Or if u cud sponsor my journey.. 😀😀 I would make a big difference in keeping the garbage from getting bk into the ocean... Its the most important task to do there... Clean clean clean...