I've been all over the world throughout my life and Australia never fails to amaze me every time I immerse myself in it, genuinely among some of the most pristine places I've gotten the chance to visit.
@@RyanShirley My favorite area of Australia EASILY goes to its tropical northern coast, perhaps some of the most underrated tropical beauty on the planet. The ecosystems and low population, paired with the scenery itself are just mindboggling. Imagine Southern Florida (Everglades/keys) but before humans built and populated all over and on it, that's northern Australia for you.
As someone who has done the drive from Sydney to Perth, there and back, I'd recommend it highly but take your time. We did 6 weeks drive there and 1 week drive back. The 6 weeks was following the coast the whole way, ducking inland for national parks such as Vic high country, Wilson's promontory, Grampians, Flinders ranges and Stirling range, highly recommend. The 1 week drive back was 6hrs driving every day and done to just get home, it's a very long way if you do it day after day.
Awesome. Yesrs ago some (crazy) rock climbers on Ball's Pyramid discovered a tiny colony of special crickets that had been extinct for 75 years on Lord Howe. With the rats now gone, the crickets are back. A rare success story where a nearly extinct species comes back from the brink.
I thought it was so fascinating that those stick crickets were found on balls pyramid! They are such bizarre insects, I’m so happy they were brought back from extinction!
I feel so lucky to be Australian & live in this beautiful country….. still so much 2 explore in my massive backyard…. Thx 4 sharing couple more places 2 put on my list😎
Stoked you made it to Australia. I've been looking forward to your Australian top 10 and it was worth the wait! Those shots of Balls Pyramid are insane. I'm definitely adding Lord Howe and Tasmania to the top of my bucket list. Next time you will have to come back for a Western Australia top 10 😉
Thanks so much brother! You’d love ball’s pyramid, I only had like 5 minutes to fly since the captain didn’t want the passengers waiting but I’d love to go back on a private boat for sunset or something and have more time. I’m so stoked you could help out with the Esperance footage! You’ll have to show me around Western Australia next time!
Your footage is always gorgeous! Australia is at the top of my bucket list especially bc of the wildlife and the underwater scenery and I can’t wait to visit someday.
What a fantastic job you did of showcasing some of Australia's best attractions. As an Australian I have been to many of these places and Lord Howe is something else!!
Aloha from Idaho Ryan. Looked you up just now... Thoroughly enjoyed this brand new Australian video that took my breath away. The natural beauty. The white sand beaches. That lap pool! Having lived 7 summers in Honolulu, it was always such a pleasure to meet those beautiful Australian people. Who speak English!
15 summers in Hawaii, the other 8 on Maui (in Lahaina) where it was rare to meet an Australian. After writing you, then took a look at your Croatia video, had no idea! It's really a beautiful world, and you Ryan have become an EARTH EXPERT!
Ryan, I want to Thank You with all of my heart for this video...! When I was a teenager, I bought a magazine called "Islands". Lord Howe was on the front cover. I promised myself that I would visit it in my life, and am so proud to have allowed myself two magical journeys to this Paradise...!!! Dude you get it...
Hello... I am Indonesian married to a French guy and recently move to Australia. We havent been ttravelling around much here so thank you for sharing this informative beautiful video! I will definately share this with my husband! .. Gday mate! 😊😊😊
Sydney Opera House: A must-visit! The architecture is stunning, and the atmosphere is vibrant. Catch a performance for an unforgettable experience. Great Barrier Reef: Breathtaking! Snorkeling here is a dream, with vibrant marine life and coral. A true natural wonder that shouldn't be missed. Melbourne’s Laneways: Full of charm! The hidden cafes and street art make wandering through these alleys a delightful adventure. Uluru: Awe-inspiring! Watching the sunset over this sacred site is magical. It's a powerful experience that connects you with nature. Barossa Valley: Wine lovers paradise! The vineyards are beautiful, and the wine tastings are top-notch. Great food pairings make it even better!
I am so glad you came to our beautiful country. I am sure you found out how big it is! On your next trip I would recommend Kakadu (Northern Territory) and Broome (Western Australia) as two good options. I have never been to them but I know many people who have and I would love to go when I get the chance. Another great place that I have been to is Wilson's Promontory (Victoria). The 20km walk to Sealer's Cove and back is recommended. I have done it a few times. You can do it all in a day (about 6-7 hours) or you can camp at the cove and then walk back the next day. The city of Melbourne is a great place to visit too. It has been voted the world's most liveable city on many occasions.
great video as always Ryan! Australia seems like a country full of beautiful landscapes, it's definitely on my bucket list along with New Zealand and I hope to visit someday!
The video is produced so well! I got a pretty good overview about this amazing country! The speaking voice of you Ryan is also really nice! One question: I'm gonna go to Sydney in December and so I booked my first accomodation until 21st. What do you guys recommend me to do next?
Me and my family make sure we visit Australia every year, the whole atmosphere of its coastline is wild but serene all at once. One of my favorite places in the world!
@@RyanShirley Grand Pacific drive for sure! Tasmania is also one of the most unique experiences one could ask for, it reminds me of the African savannah.
I spent 15 months in a camper, mostly Qld. Love the place. amazing birdlife. something like 670 species. You cant rush Oz. 5 years in a camper might do it :)
A great follow-up to your recent New Zealand tour. Australia is one of my favorite places, though its distance even from California makes it a less frequent place to go than I would like. The wombats of Tasmania really are great. Speaking of cute Australian mammals, did you go to Rat Island and to see the quokkas? They only like there and are famously cute, almost a cartoon animal. That was really dedicated going out to Lord Howe Island, a place i have never heard of. As usual, it's always great to get a new video from your travels.
Thanks so much John! Since I was so close in New Zealand I had to go to Australia as well. I didn’t see any Quokkas but I’ll have to visit Rat Island next time. And you’d really love Lord Howe, easily one of my favorite places I’ve ever been. So peaceful and absolutely beautiful 🇦🇺🏝️
Great video, but can I recommend Kakadu national park too! Stunning scenery with aboriginal history and freshwater swimming pools! And loads of wildlife
make sure to take a drive to the snowy mountains next time, along the Great Alpine Road. they were mostly created by the deformation of New Zealand as the pacific plate forced up masses of earth to form the peaks of Australia. Amazing vid.
Great trip around our beautiful country 🙌 I’ve seen a lot of Australian and still have so much more to see. But my favorite place in Aus is Wilson’s Prom National park in Victoria 🙌❤️
@@RyanShirley no worries mate, more than happy to help! Me and my family are planning to move out that way in the near future. When you plan your next trip out that way I’d be more than happy play tour guide 😂🤙 All the best to you and your family mate 🤙
In Australia,if you’ve got yourself a good car, you can travel anywhere you want. Some trips are just a short drive, others take days and lots of planning, but more often than not it’s worth the journey
Não adjetivos que possa tentar qualificar a grandeza e a riqueza dessas imagens belíssima. É de tirar fôlego, é surpreendente e admirável ver e complementar tantas imagens incríveis. Parabéns sempre, grandioso trabalho. 👏 Brasil, São Paulo.
Great video, great choices. As an Aussie who has been to all of those places, I would agree,. Glad to see Lord Howe Island in there - it is my favourite Australian Island (though not cheap to get to ,thanks to Qantas, or to stay on).
This is such an awesome video Ryan! In general your videos is so good 💪I've always wanted to visit Australia, I hope I can go someday. It looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing man 🙌
Lord Howe island is my absolute favourite place ❤❤❤ but other must visit places are Ningaloo Reef, Karijini National Park and anywhere in the Kimberley all in Western Australia
Thanks for sharing your great travel video! Fantastic Australia 🥰 The nature is sooo amazing! And the super cute kangaroo 🦘Really happy to see you were in Australia! Did you meet koala 🦥? Warm greetings from Indonesia 👋
They’re a threatened species and you’ll be hard pressed to even meet an Australian who’s see one in the wild. I’ve been fortunate a few times, even once in my back garden but they are rare. Guaranteed sightings on Kangaroo Island in South Australia and some key spots on the great ocean road in Victoria though you may be lucky all along the east coast
@@RyanShirley going to Naples next week to see Pompei and perhaps the US start May - and no crazy plans so far for the summer! Where’s your next adventure? 😄
Awesome vid! I just got back from spending two weeks in WA with friends, and we visited Kalbarri National Park, which is about 6 hours north of Perth. Absolutely stunning natural rock features in the middle of the bush! I second your point about the coastlines! Also recommend Rottnest Island, home of the (even cuter than wombats in my opinion!) quokkas!
@@RyanShirleywe left Sydney in November, now we’re near Perth. Heading North before looping back round to Sydney. We have about 5 months left on this trip :)
@@RyanShirley Thanks a lot for checking :) i did all the land spots you did too. Didn´t do any islands apart from the ones in whitsundays. But the south west was my favorite part :)
Awesome video mate! Just letting you know when you identify Mt Beerwah at 3:53, the video is actually displaying Mt Tiberogargan which is over 100 meters shorter than Beerwah. The mountain in the background at 3:39 is really Beerwah. Cheers though mate, great video again!
Next time you come back you have to go to Wilsons Promontory and Phillip Island in Victoria .. the prom is absolutely gob smackingly beautiful with stunning beaches and scenery and Phillip Island has the penguin parade and lots of wildlife.
Amazing video Ryan and welcome to the land down under 🦘🦘 I can definitely suggest some great spots for your next visit within the New South Wales state where I live: - Jervis Bay & Booderee National Park (best white sand beaches in the state) - Nelson Bay & climbing to the top of Mt Tomaree - Pagoda country north-west from Blue Mountains for amazing rock formations + 1 amazing National Park in Victoria -> Wilsons Promontory + You must go back to Tasmania and climb Mt Amos (or book a scenic flight) to experience breathtaking view over the Wineglass Bay! btw. Are you still in Australia?
Thanks so much brother! You got a great channel and videos on Australia. I really wish I climbed Mt Amos! Is that where your profile pic is from? Looks amazing
@@RyanShirley Thanks mate, much appreciated especially coming from someone who inspires millions of people to travel the planet. Your videos helped me to have most amazing time in Dolomites last year. And yes, my profile photo is from Mt Amos summit and a channel banner is Bay of Fires, another amazing spot you need to stop by if you decide to come back to Tasmania!
Love your videos, so professional :-) Im australian and always watch your videos in Europe. I don't understand however how you can put a top 10 to a country just shy of the size of the US. You do realise our country is that big? I have lived in Queensland my whole life and would love to see the rest of OZ. Not sure you went there, but Mossman Gorge & Port Douglas north of Cairns before cape trib, its one of my favourite places. The tablelands in the north and the waterfalls south of cairns. Also off the Gold Coast is lamington/springbrook national park. The Sunshine Coast hinterland, Noosa and Frazer Island is one of our big tourist destinations as well. Then numerous Islands off the Great Barier Reef that aren't even near Cairns. This may not be on a top 10 list, but if you really want to see places in Queensland that are a little different and understand the culture and vastness. Id suggest Cooktown, Torres Strait Islands, remote communities, inland ouback country areas. Just coming from a good place as I worked in tourism for queensland for many years and grew up in Cairns, Brisbane 12 years, now on the Goldy. I'd suggest North Western Australia as well, massive country, much to see.
Thanks so much friend for your kind words and recommendations of places to go! I gotta return and visit them, I’ll have to do a film specifically on Queensland
Wow. Great job. Didn't realize Australia was so gorgeous, but I guess it's probably as expensive to visit as it is gorgeous. I'll have to look around your channel and see what other places you've filmed. New Zealand? Chile? The rest of the planet? Lol. I'm currently road tripping around California. Hope to find some equally gorgeous places around the world that aren't so crime-ridden and expensive when I head out on world travels ..
@@RyanShirley Hey! Surprised to hear from you. I'd have thought you would have been jumping off a cliff somewhere! Thanks for letting me know. I will look for those. Great work!
As a 33yo Australian unfamiliar with your channel, I clicked on this video expecting it to miss out on some of the best (in my opinion) places in the country. Not only were my top picks (such as Whitehaven Beach and Daintree Rainforest) in there, but I had never even heard of Ronny Creek or Cape Huay. Now I'm looking into Tasmania for my next family holiday. Well done for exploring the real Australia and not the cities! By the way, the drive from Sydney to Perth is immensely boring, unless you went right around the coast of Victoria and South Australia which has some great overnight stays, and I would not recommend it to anyone who can fly instead.
Tasmanian here. I go to Cradle once or twice a year. Ronny Creek is the second last shuttle bus stop before Dove Lake which is in front of the Cradle. I visit Ronny Creek every time as wombats are guaranteed. Best to catch them around 8-10am or later in the afternoon. Cape Huay is on the Tasman Peninsula. Highly recommend overnighting near the Port Arthur settlement, doing the Pennicott Wilderness Cruise departing from Stewart's Bay, next door to Port Arthur, and exploring these waterways. The coastline there is amazing. This area is a whale spotting area in the right season, so a good idea to visit when they are migrating, between May and December. I think I did it in October and I saw whales.
@@danielsonn3046 The current Tasmanian Aboriginal people would question your 'hunted till extinction' narrative. Their culture is alive and well, as are they.
@@carokat1111 all the aboriginals in Tasmania are all descendants from the original Tasmania Aboriginals there are no original Tasmania full bloods left there, if you see a fullblood there their family came from the mainland and yes I know the culture is still alive but alot of it is lost
I've been all over the world throughout my life and Australia never fails to amaze me every time I immerse myself in it, genuinely among some of the most pristine places I've gotten the chance to visit.
That’s awesome you’ve been so much! Where’s some of your favorite regions of Australia?
@@RyanShirley My favorite area of Australia EASILY goes to its tropical northern coast, perhaps some of the most underrated tropical beauty on the planet. The ecosystems and low population, paired with the scenery itself are just mindboggling. Imagine Southern Florida (Everglades/keys) but before humans built and populated all over and on it, that's northern Australia for you.
@@RyanShirley
As someone who has done the drive from Sydney to Perth, there and back, I'd recommend it highly but take your time. We did 6 weeks drive there and 1 week drive back. The 6 weeks was following the coast the whole way, ducking inland for national parks such as Vic high country, Wilson's promontory, Grampians, Flinders ranges and Stirling range, highly recommend. The 1 week drive back was 6hrs driving every day and done to just get home, it's a very long way if you do it day after day.
Awesome. Yesrs ago some (crazy) rock climbers on Ball's Pyramid discovered a tiny colony of special crickets that had been extinct for 75 years on Lord Howe. With the rats now gone, the crickets are back. A rare success story where a nearly extinct species comes back from the brink.
I thought it was so fascinating that those stick crickets were found on balls pyramid! They are such bizarre insects, I’m so happy they were brought back from extinction!
The Lord Howe Stick Insect, or "tree lobster" is amazing!
I asked my girlfriend if she wants to marry me when we visited the Whitehaven beach, it was such a magical moment. ;)
Wow I can’t think of a better place to propose
What did she say?
@@seferinorino6951 yes ;)
@@JSE2013 Raspberry Lookout for me. WOW that's a damn good spot too. I'm currently on my honeymoon is Tas.
Congratulations man. 😎
@@The.Drunk-Koala Congrats to you too ;) I always wanted to visit Tasmania and hope to do it on my next trip to Australia.
I feel so lucky to be Australian & live in this beautiful country….. still so much 2 explore in my massive backyard…. Thx 4 sharing couple more places 2 put on my list😎
Wonderful view!
Hi 👋
Stoked you made it to Australia. I've been looking forward to your Australian top 10 and it was worth the wait! Those shots of Balls Pyramid are insane. I'm definitely adding Lord Howe and Tasmania to the top of my bucket list. Next time you will have to come back for a Western Australia top 10 😉
Thanks so much brother! You’d love ball’s pyramid, I only had like 5 minutes to fly since the captain didn’t want the passengers waiting but I’d love to go back on a private boat for sunset or something and have more time. I’m so stoked you could help out with the Esperance footage! You’ll have to show me around Western Australia next time!
@@RyanShirley thanks for the kind words in your video! For sure mate. Would love to show you around WA next time!
I travelled round Australia for 6 weeks with my twin had the best time ever
That’s awesome, what parts did you visit?
Are there many spiders in the City? Im in Sydney next Month for 3 days
@@spanischsombrero5458 no there is way less than you would expect it is a very annoying stereotype
@@lemonmelon1767 Ok thanks
Your footage is always gorgeous! Australia is at the top of my bucket list especially bc of the wildlife and the underwater scenery and I can’t wait to visit someday.
Thanks so much! There’s truly no shortage of incredible landscapes and coast in Australia, hope you can visit soon ☺️🇦🇺🦘
Lord Howe is magical...
As locals who have travelled a great deal in Australia.
Aussies are blessed to live in such a beautiful land. 🇭🇲❤❤. Polynesian and North American countries are very beautiful.
What a fantastic job you did of showcasing some of Australia's best attractions. As an Australian I have been to many of these places and Lord Howe is something else!!
Aloha from Idaho Ryan. Looked you up just now... Thoroughly enjoyed this brand new Australian video that took my breath away. The natural beauty. The white sand beaches. That lap pool! Having lived 7 summers in Honolulu, it was always such a pleasure to meet those beautiful Australian people. Who speak English!
Thanks so much Phil! Wow that’s awesome you lived seven summers in Hawaii! I can’t think of a better place to spend the summers
15 summers in Hawaii, the other 8 on Maui (in Lahaina) where it was rare to meet an Australian. After writing you, then took a look at your Croatia video, had no idea! It's really a beautiful world, and you Ryan have become an EARTH EXPERT!
@philjorgensen1950 Hello good evening, how are you, I hope I don't mind? Because I'd like to learn to get to know you if you're not worried?
Ryan, I want to Thank You with all of my heart for this video...! When I was a teenager, I bought a magazine called "Islands". Lord Howe was on the front cover. I promised myself that I would visit it in my life, and am so proud to have allowed myself two magical journeys to this Paradise...!!! Dude you get it...
Wow that’s so awesome you’ve been to Lord Howe twice. I don’t think islands or places get more incredible than there! Truly is a gem of a island
Hello... I am Indonesian married to a French guy and recently move to Australia. We havent been ttravelling around much here so thank you for sharing this informative beautiful video! I will definately share this with my husband! ..
Gday mate! 😊😊😊
Sydney Opera House: A must-visit! The architecture is stunning, and the atmosphere is vibrant. Catch a performance for an unforgettable experience.
Great Barrier Reef: Breathtaking! Snorkeling here is a dream, with vibrant marine life and coral. A true natural wonder that shouldn't be missed.
Melbourne’s Laneways: Full of charm! The hidden cafes and street art make wandering through these alleys a delightful adventure.
Uluru: Awe-inspiring! Watching the sunset over this sacred site is magical. It's a powerful experience that connects you with nature.
Barossa Valley: Wine lovers paradise! The vineyards are beautiful, and the wine tastings are top-notch. Great food pairings make it even better!
this is the best video and all descriptions of places and nature. Great work, enjoyed our video. Thank you for doing it.
I’m so glad you liked it!!
I am so glad you came to our beautiful country. I am sure you found out how big it is! On your next trip I would recommend Kakadu (Northern Territory) and Broome (Western Australia) as two good options. I have never been to them but I know many people who have and I would love to go when I get the chance. Another great place that I have been to is Wilson's Promontory (Victoria). The 20km walk to Sealer's Cove and back is recommended. I have done it a few times. You can do it all in a day (about 6-7 hours) or you can camp at the cove and then walk back the next day. The city of Melbourne is a great place to visit too. It has been voted the world's most liveable city on many occasions.
Thanks so much Anthony! When I return I gotta visit your recommendations. I’d love to visit Broome
great video as always Ryan! Australia seems like a country full of beautiful landscapes, it's definitely on my bucket list along with New Zealand and I hope to visit someday!
Thanks so much Amir! Really hope you can visit Australia and New Zealand soon
@@RyanShirleythanks dude I really hope so to, they look like some of the most beautiful places on earth
The video is produced so well! I got a pretty good overview about this amazing country! The speaking voice of you Ryan is also really nice!
One question: I'm gonna go to Sydney in December and so I booked my first accomodation until 21st. What do you guys recommend me to do next?
Thanks so much! I really liked lord Howe island and you can fly there from Sydney
I love your storytelling: in a calm voice and how you include amazing photogenic scenes and sceneries
Thanks so much! Is there any place you’d like to see a video on?
Me and my family make sure we visit Australia every year, the whole atmosphere of its coastline is wild but serene all at once. One of my favorite places in the world!
Ah that’s awesome you go annually! Where’s some of your favorite places there?
@@RyanShirley Grand Pacific drive for sure! Tasmania is also one of the most unique experiences one could ask for, it reminds me of the African savannah.
I spent 15 months in a camper, mostly Qld. Love the place. amazing birdlife. something like 670 species. You cant rush Oz. 5 years in a camper might do it :)
Wow! This video just blows your mind! Great job with editing and music selection. I just can't tear myself away from this amazing spectacle🌞🌞🌞💯🔝
Thanks friend!
A great follow-up to your recent New Zealand tour. Australia is one of my favorite places, though its distance even from California makes it a less frequent place to go than I would like. The wombats of Tasmania really are great. Speaking of cute Australian mammals, did you go to Rat Island and to see the quokkas? They only like there and are famously cute, almost a cartoon animal. That was really dedicated going out to Lord Howe Island, a place i have never heard of. As usual, it's always great to get a new video from your travels.
Thanks so much John! Since I was so close in New Zealand I had to go to Australia as well. I didn’t see any Quokkas but I’ll have to visit Rat Island next time. And you’d really love Lord Howe, easily one of my favorite places I’ve ever been. So peaceful and absolutely beautiful 🇦🇺🏝️
Rottnest Island - not Rat Island
@@jenimcniven8704 Thank you! I should have looked it up rather than trust my memory - it's been a while since I was there.
@@John_Fugazzi
You were half right.....Rottnest is Dutch for rat nest.
@@AUmarcus Yes, the Dutch mistakenly thought Quokkas were rats.
Beautiful country and scenery... My favourite place is the blue mountains , Three sisters, it was absolutely magical when i went there 😍
Thanks Dave!! The blue mountains are such a incredible and unique place
@@RyanShirley Exactly.. And there is never a bad time to visit.. When i went it was snowing and misty , So beautiful
Great video, but can I recommend Kakadu national park too!
Stunning scenery with aboriginal history and freshwater swimming pools! And loads of wildlife
make sure to take a drive to the snowy mountains next time, along the Great Alpine Road. they were mostly created by the deformation of New Zealand as the pacific plate forced up masses of earth to form the peaks of Australia. Amazing vid.
I’d love to check out the mountains and the highest peak in Australia next time
Great trip around our beautiful country 🙌
I’ve seen a lot of Australian and still have so much more to see. But my favorite place in Aus is Wilson’s Prom National park in Victoria 🙌❤️
Thanks so much mate! I’ll have to check out Wilson’s Promotory National park next time
@@RyanShirley no worries mate, more than happy to help! Me and my family are planning to move out that way in the near future. When you plan your next trip out that way I’d be more than happy play tour guide 😂🤙
All the best to you and your family mate 🤙
Australia is amazing!!
Stolen land by bastards
Thanks for the awesome video.
We just returned from a weeks Anniversary trip to Tasmania.
Cradle Mountain was mind blowing.
That’s so awesome you went to cradle mountain! Did you see any wombats?
Thanks mate. As an Aussie, I'm very happy with your video. Yeah, I love my country too ❤
In Australia,if you’ve got yourself a good car, you can travel anywhere you want. Some trips are just a short drive, others take days and lots of planning, but more often than not it’s worth the journey
Ryan, water color is vibrantly gorgeous.
The water there is on another level!
As a Perth resident, I can confirm that the water is genuinely that color. It's absolutely stunning.
Não adjetivos que possa tentar qualificar a grandeza e a riqueza dessas imagens belíssima. É de tirar fôlego, é surpreendente e admirável ver e complementar tantas imagens incríveis. Parabéns sempre, grandioso trabalho. 👏 Brasil, São Paulo.
Thanks so much friend! It’s hard to describe Australia’s beauty with words!
Great video, great choices. As an Aussie who has been to all of those places, I would agree,. Glad to see Lord Howe Island in there - it is my favourite Australian Island (though not cheap to get to ,thanks to Qantas, or to stay on).
Thanks so much Craig! I agree, the flight and hotels in Lord Howe isnt cheap 😅 but the beauty is worth the price! What part of Australia are you from?
Joyce needs his slice
@@RyanShirley i was born and raised in Sydney. currently live in Melbourne.
This is where those Saturday tv shows take place; what a variety of wildlife that lives there.
Some amazing wildlife in Australia!
nothing like Australia ❤, thank you for sharing this beautiful video
I’m happy you enjoyed it!
love your videos
Thanks so much Evan!
Astonishing places Ryan!! And beautifully filmed and mounted!! 👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much guys! Hope you can visit Australia soon
@@RyanShirley Hope too.. that would be fantastic 😊😊
Great video Ryan ! thanks mate
Thanks so much brother! You could make some great videos in Australia
@@RyanShirley thanks 👍on day i will ;)
It just seems too great... I hope I can visit this beautiful country some day!
Australia is waiting for you ☺️🦘🇦🇺
Great video man! Good job!
Thanks so much brother!
This is such an awesome video Ryan! In general your videos is so good 💪I've always wanted to visit Australia, I hope I can go someday. It looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing man 🙌
Thanks so much brother! Hope you can visit Australia soon. Where are you from?
@@RyanShirley I’m from Denmark ☺️ you are from USA right?
Lord Howe island is my absolute favourite place ❤❤❤ but other must visit places are Ningaloo Reef, Karijini National Park and anywhere in the Kimberley all in Western Australia
Lord Howe truly is amazing! Ok babe to visit Kimberley and Karjini next time. Are you from Australia?
Wow I’ve never seen water like that!!
I did not know Australia had such diverse backdrops. This is crazy beautiful
The water in Australia is amazing and there’s so many places with top class coastline. Lord Howe was probably my favorite
Thanks for sharing your great travel video! Fantastic Australia 🥰 The nature is sooo amazing! And the super cute kangaroo 🦘Really happy to see you were in Australia! Did you meet koala 🦥? Warm greetings from Indonesia 👋
Thanks so much friend! I didn’t see any Koalas on this trip, but I’ll have to find some for part 2 🐨
They’re a threatened species and you’ll be hard pressed to even meet an Australian who’s see one in the wild. I’ve been fortunate a few times, even once in my back garden but they are rare. Guaranteed sightings on Kangaroo Island in South Australia and some key spots on the great ocean road in Victoria though you may be lucky all along the east coast
@@RyanShirley Brisbane, Lone Pine Sancturary, you can get a photo cuddling one.
Absolutely loved your work❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much friend 🇦🇺☺️
Awsome guide brother! Love it! Hope to get back to Australia one day ❤
Thanks so much Klaus! You’d love it! Got any epic trips planned for this summer?
@@RyanShirley going to Naples next week to see Pompei and perhaps the US start May - and no crazy plans so far for the summer! Where’s your next adventure? 😄
Awesome vid! I just got back from spending two weeks in WA with friends, and we visited Kalbarri National Park, which is about 6 hours north of Perth. Absolutely stunning natural rock features in the middle of the bush! I second your point about the coastlines! Also recommend Rottnest Island, home of the (even cuter than wombats in my opinion!) quokkas!
Mr. Shirley you are a true wonder from down under! 🙏🏼
Haha looking for the elusive purple snake 🐍
Magical and fascinating, thank you Ryan!👍🤩
Thanks for watching 😁
Great video! Currently travelling around Australia and sharing my adventures too!
Awesome, what parts of Australia are you visiting?
@@RyanShirleywe left Sydney in November, now we’re near Perth. Heading North before looping back round to Sydney. We have about 5 months left on this trip :)
Such an amazing overview. Thank you 🙏🫶
Thanks so much! So happy you enjoyed it 🇦🇺🦘
Awesome video!!!
For part 2 you should look at Kakadu National Park, Ningaloo roof, lake eyre and flinders range, bungle bungles
I’ll have to add them for part 2 😁
Always amazed by your finds. Gave me some nostalgia, hope to be back at some point.
Thanks so much Dario! I loved your recent Morocco film, so many incredible shots especially of Ait Benhaddou. What parts of Australia did you visit?
@@RyanShirley Thanks a lot for checking :) i did all the land spots you did too. Didn´t do any islands apart from the ones in whitsundays. But the south west was my favorite part :)
Awesome video mate! Just letting you know when you identify Mt Beerwah at 3:53, the video is actually displaying Mt Tiberogargan which is over 100 meters shorter than Beerwah. The mountain in the background at 3:39 is really Beerwah. Cheers though mate, great video again!
Thanks brother!! My mistake about Mt Beerwah 🤦🏼 wish I had your help while making the video. Are you from Australia?
@@RyanShirley I sure am mate! I’m in glass house right now
オーストラリア大好きです！！
30年前にワーキングホリデーでオーストラリアに行って以来一番好きな国です❤️
その時のホストファミリーとは今でも交流があり、数年置きにオーストラリアに行っています🤗
今年は既に2回行きました👍まだ、パースとタスマニアに行ったことがないので行きたいです！！
Next time you come back you have to go to Wilsons Promontory and Phillip Island in Victoria .. the prom is absolutely gob smackingly beautiful with stunning beaches and scenery and Phillip Island has the penguin parade and lots of wildlife.
I’ll have to visit it next time! Looks amazing
Well done. Good to see Queensland featured heavily 🤙🏻
Thanks brother! I’ll have to make a video just on Queensland eventually
Good To See You Bro
o my gosh it look so beautiful Australia is the best country in the Pacific oceania i like to live it
Amazing video absolutely breathtaking ❤❤ Thanks for sharing.
Thanks friend
BRUTAL TOP TOP TOP BROTHER !!! MEGA VIDEO !
Thanks so much Michal! Hope you can visit Australia soon
This is beautiful! I need to visit Australia! ❤
Amazing video Ryan and welcome to the land down under 🦘🦘
I can definitely suggest some great spots for your next visit within the New South Wales state where I live:
- Jervis Bay & Booderee National Park (best white sand beaches in the state)
- Nelson Bay & climbing to the top of Mt Tomaree
- Pagoda country north-west from Blue Mountains for amazing rock formations
+ 1 amazing National Park in Victoria -> Wilsons Promontory
+ You must go back to Tasmania and climb Mt Amos (or book a scenic flight) to experience breathtaking view over the Wineglass Bay!
btw. Are you still in Australia?
Thanks so much brother! You got a great channel and videos on Australia. I really wish I climbed Mt Amos! Is that where your profile pic is from? Looks amazing
@@RyanShirley Thanks mate, much appreciated especially coming from someone who inspires millions of people to travel the planet. Your videos helped me to have most amazing time in Dolomites last year.
And yes, my profile photo is from Mt Amos summit and a channel banner is Bay of Fires, another amazing spot you need to stop by if you decide to come back to Tasmania!
Happy Sunday My Bro
Love to see Aussie drone footage, love living in Australia❤
Thanks mate!! What part of Australia are you from?
@RyanShirley I'm from Canberra but selling and moving out soon to go and travel. Family moved up to Gold Coast Hinterland. Are you still in Aussie?
Beautiful Australia 🇦🇺..!!
Such a beautiful country!
Wow Great Work! :)
Thanks friend! ☺️🇦🇺🦘
Great recomendations 👍🏼
Thanks friend!
Great country，nice people！
The Bunya Mountains and the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers are a couple of my favourite things to do in Queensland.
I gotta give them a visit next time!
Dude, this is amazing ❤❤❤❤❤. I've got to say, is this your first Australia video and visit?
Thanks brother! Yes my first time, I already want to go back!
Australia is such a vibe. Maybe one day i be there.
Vibes are high in Australia 🦘
Amazing video! Thanks for it
Thanks so much!
wow i never knew australia was so beautiful
Such A Beautiful Country Australia 🇦🇺 Bro
Thanks so much Bibek! Truly a wonder
G'day Ryan.
Next visit head over to the Flinders Ranges.
Love your videos.😊
Wow I just looked it up and the mountains are incredible! I’ll have to visit it next time
Good picks... one of my favorite place is Fraser Island (biggest sand Island in the world)
Wow I’d love to visit it next time!
Thank you, I love your work!
Thanks so much brother!
An amazing place)
Love your videos, so professional :-) Im australian and always watch your videos in Europe. I don't understand however how you can put a top 10 to a country just shy of the size of the US. You do realise our country is that big? I have lived in Queensland my whole life and would love to see the rest of OZ. Not sure you went there, but Mossman Gorge & Port Douglas north of Cairns before cape trib, its one of my favourite places. The tablelands in the north and the waterfalls south of cairns. Also off the Gold Coast is lamington/springbrook national park. The Sunshine Coast hinterland, Noosa and Frazer Island is one of our big tourist destinations as well. Then numerous Islands off the Great Barier Reef that aren't even near Cairns. This may not be on a top 10 list, but if you really want to see places in Queensland that are a little different and understand the culture and vastness. Id suggest Cooktown, Torres Strait Islands, remote communities, inland ouback country areas. Just coming from a good place as I worked in tourism for queensland for many years and grew up in Cairns, Brisbane 12 years, now on the Goldy. I'd suggest North Western Australia as well, massive country, much to see.
Thanks so much friend for your kind words and recommendations of places to go! I gotta return and visit them, I’ll have to do a film specifically on Queensland
So great to see you made it to Tasmania 😄
I’m so happy I could come! I plan to make a Tasmania video soon 😁
Amazing video!
Thanks so much friend!
Could probably make 100 videos on this place
I’ll have to do a bunch more videos of Australia!
@@RyanShirley can I come too?
To moje marzenie 🥰
Amazing!
Thanks mate! Such a amazing land
Australia's top places look amazing.
Thanks brother!
I love ❤Austria sooo much
Amazing country! 🦘🇦🇺
Chus!
Australia here I come🙌🔥
Wow. Great job. Didn't realize Australia was so gorgeous, but I guess it's probably as expensive to visit as it is gorgeous. I'll have to look around your channel and see what other places you've filmed. New Zealand? Chile? The rest of the planet? Lol. I'm currently road tripping around California. Hope to find some equally gorgeous places around the world that aren't so crime-ridden and expensive when I head out on world travels ..
I just did a film on New Zealand as well! I’ll try to visit Chile later this year
@@RyanShirley Hey! Surprised to hear from you. I'd have thought you would have been jumping off a cliff somewhere! Thanks for letting me know. I will look for those. Great work!
Australia is the amazing island and it have many good view
Awesome landscape
I agree 🇦🇺🦘😁
love it thanks!
I’m stoked you liked it!
just WOW! 🤩
Thanks friend! Truly a amazing country
Amazing, Ryan !!!!! 🙂🙂
Thanks so much brother! Congrats on reaching 3 million views 🥳
Big thanks Bro 🍻
Wow i pray one day me and my family can visit Australia 😊🙏
As a 33yo Australian unfamiliar with your channel, I clicked on this video expecting it to miss out on some of the best (in my opinion) places in the country.
Not only were my top picks (such as Whitehaven Beach and Daintree Rainforest) in there, but I had never even heard of Ronny Creek or Cape Huay. Now I'm looking into Tasmania for my next family holiday. Well done for exploring the real Australia and not the cities!
By the way, the drive from Sydney to Perth is immensely boring, unless you went right around the coast of Victoria and South Australia which has some great overnight stays, and I would not recommend it to anyone who can fly instead.
Ah that makes me so happy to hear! You’ll move those places in Tasmania especially cradle mountain! What part of Australia are you from?
Tasmanian here. I go to Cradle once or twice a year. Ronny Creek is the second last shuttle bus stop before Dove Lake which is in front of the Cradle. I visit Ronny Creek every time as wombats are guaranteed. Best to catch them around 8-10am or later in the afternoon. Cape Huay is on the Tasman Peninsula. Highly recommend overnighting near the Port Arthur settlement, doing the Pennicott Wilderness Cruise departing from Stewart's Bay, next door to Port Arthur, and exploring these waterways. The coastline there is amazing. This area is a whale spotting area in the right season, so a good idea to visit when they are migrating, between May and December. I think I did it in October and I saw whales.
Great places see there amazing view but sad could not be said for the history of indigenous that were hunted till extinction there
@@danielsonn3046 The current Tasmanian Aboriginal people would question your 'hunted till extinction' narrative. Their culture is alive and well, as are they.
@@carokat1111 all the aboriginals in Tasmania are all descendants from the original Tasmania Aboriginals there are no original Tasmania full bloods left there, if you see a fullblood there their family came from the mainland and yes I know the culture is still alive but alot of it is lost
Melbourne has more people than Syd now, also with Cairns in pronounced like "cans". Nice video bro
Thanks so much brother! Wish I had your help when making the video.
Don't ask me how, half of Vic has moved to QLD the last few years haha
amazing places😍😍