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Just a tip for anyone intending on a visit. Forget overcrowded overrated Bondi beach, so many more with long sandy beaches along Sydney's coastline. Forget the over hyped tourist traps you are told to visit. If you can hire a car and take the unknown road to the unknown coastal or country town where people will see you as a friend and not a walking dollar sign. That's where the true Australia still is.
Good advice. For example, if you are visiting Melbourne, don't just do the Great Ocean Road because everybody else does. Instead of driving west out of Melbourne, maybe look at driving east instead. The Gipsland Lakes and Wilson's Promontory are way underrated. For example, you can go to Raymond Island within the Gipsland Lakes district and see kangaroos and koalas just wandering the streets. So many tourists visit here and yet most of them never really get beyond the well-worn path. Just within Victoria, there are places like Ballarat, Bendigo, the Yarra Valley, and the Mornington Peninsula that many visitors don't even know about.
@@Ozvideo1959 Go the coast way to Melbourne from Sydney or Melbourne to Sydney. Through Lakes Entrance and Mallacoota up to Eden Pambula Ulladulla then left after the bridge at Nowra through Bomaderry Gerroa Kiama then through to Sydney.
@@FromTheGong I've visited Malacoota several times, many years ago, on fishing trips. I've also visited Meribula for a short stay. I haven't had the opportunity to travel any further up the NSW south coast any further than that. I used to fish Paynesville, Johnsonsonville, and Mallacoota pretty regularly back in the day. If you see most vlogs about visiting Australia, everybody does the same things. For example: Melbourne Visit Fed Square, Hoosiers Lane, State Library, Nation Gallery of Victoria, Brighton Beach, Great Ocean Road. Oh, and don't forget to get your croissants at Lune and your doughnuts at Victoria Market. The really adventurous vloggers might do the Puffing Billy, or maybe a trip to Yarra Valley. But the reality is they all do pretty much the same things, y'know, the Instagrammable things.
How incredible it is to witness the raw beauty of our planet! These are undoubtedly the most beautiful places in the world-nature’s artwork at its finest
What a captivating documentary about the stunning landscapes of Australia! The variety of attractions, from vibrant cities like Sydney and Melbourne to the awe-inspiring Outback, is truly fascinating. The journey to iconic places like the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and the Great Ocean Road definitely sparks wanderlust. Whether it's diving in the Ningaloo Reef or hiking in Kakadu National Park, Australia has so much to offer. Thank you for showcasing these incredible landscapes and inspiring us to plan our next adventure in Australia! Best wishes from @nami-vlog 🌍💜💜💜👍
Thank you so much for the kind words and wonderful feedback! 🌍💜 I’m thrilled to hear the documentary captured Australia’s beauty for you! Thanks for watching, and best wishes for your next trip Down Under! 🌏💜👍
Congratulations on such a high-quality film of our wonderful country’s attributes. Your chosen content, filming, editing and accurate commentary make it informative and visibly pleasing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you appreciated the film. I aimed to capture the essence of the country in the most authentic and visually engaging way possible.
Great effort with passion. Never seen such a quality video with details to this extend. Enjoyed a lot. Our planet earth is purely magic. Do you know the cliff and cove in South Australia where the 1200 km Heysen trail starts were under the glaciers millions of years ago.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found it informative. You're absolutely right - our planet is truly magical, with so many breathtaking places to explore. That's a fascinating fact about the Heysen Trail's starting point! The geological history of Australia is indeed incredible. The landscape we see today in South Australia, including the cliffs and coves, has been shaped by various forces over millions of years, including glacial activity during ice ages. It's amazing to think about how these beautiful coastal features were once buried under ice. This geological heritage adds another layer of wonder to the already stunning 1200 km Heysen Trail. Thank you for sharing this interesting piece of information. It's a great reminder of how our planet's history is written in the landscapes we admire today.
Thank you so much! It means a lot coming from someone who knows Australia well. I'm glad you feel we covered most of the amazing places! Australia has so much to offer, and it's great to share that with others. Thanks for watching!
Good video with genuine footage…you sum up my country well…. not bringing politics or other drama into it is good as someone thats been to literally most of these places as i love travelling 🇦🇺🥰
Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear that you feel the video represents your country well. I agree-keeping the focus on the beauty and experiences of each place is important. Australia is such a stunning country, and it's awesome that you've traveled to so many spots! 🇦🇺🥰
Not bad. One place I would include is the Undarra Lava Tubes in Central North Queensland. Created by thousands of years of lava pouring out of the ground. An amazing natural feature.
Thanks for the great suggestion! The Undarra Lava Tubes sound incredible, a natural wonder shaped by millennia of volcanic activity! I’ll definitely consider it for future videos.
Just to add another fact some trees found in a place called Wollemi. They have discovered a group of trees that are the oldest surviving species in the world. They are estimated to be 200 million years old.
Some truly fantastic cinematography work but unfortunately spoiled by the many incorrectly pronounced names but I suppose you get that with AI. Also you might want to correct your pin for Frazer Island, only 2500 miles out.
Thank you for pointing that out! It was just a simple mistake or oversight, especially since we marked the correct location on the map to show where it is. We appreciate your attention to detail and your understanding!
A great video but several mistakes with the footage. For example when you talk about the Central Market in Adelaide it showed footage of Adelaide Arcade, not the same thing at all. Shame you couldn't find actual footage of the market. Also, when Lake Eyre is mentioned the lake on the footage is not of the lake at all .... I'm not sure where it was but I know what Lake Eyre looks like and it was not that haha...
Thank you for pointing that out! We really appreciate your attention to detail. We'll make sure to correct these errors in future updates. Sometimes, finding the exact footage can be tricky, but we'll definitely aim for more accuracy moving forward. Thanks for watching!
Austrilian “natives” tribes legally banned showing this mountai in any media. So you literally against austrailan law making this viideo. (It’s a pity aborigens did not ban full Australia cotinet, it would be helarious.😂)
While Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a sacred site to the Anangu people, and they have requested that visitors not climb it or take photographs of certain sacred areas, there is no blanket ban on showing the mountain in media. The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park has specific guidelines about commercial filming and photography, but respectful depictions are generally allowed.
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Just a tip for anyone intending on a visit. Forget overcrowded overrated Bondi beach, so many more with long sandy beaches along Sydney's coastline. Forget the over hyped tourist traps you are told to visit. If you can hire a car and take the unknown road to the unknown coastal or country town where people will see you as a friend and not a walking dollar sign. That's where the true Australia still is.
Good advice. For example, if you are visiting Melbourne, don't just do the Great Ocean Road because everybody else does. Instead of driving west out of Melbourne, maybe look at driving east instead. The Gipsland Lakes and Wilson's Promontory are way underrated. For example, you can go to Raymond Island within the Gipsland Lakes district and see kangaroos and koalas just wandering the streets.
So many tourists visit here and yet most of them never really get beyond the well-worn path. Just within Victoria, there are places like Ballarat, Bendigo, the Yarra Valley, and the Mornington Peninsula that many visitors don't even know about.
Thank you guys for your extremely useful travel tips!
@@Ozvideo1959 Go the coast way to Melbourne from Sydney or Melbourne to Sydney. Through Lakes Entrance and Mallacoota up to Eden Pambula Ulladulla then left after the bridge at Nowra through Bomaderry Gerroa Kiama then through to Sydney.
@@FromTheGong I've visited Malacoota several times, many years ago, on fishing trips. I've also visited Meribula for a short stay. I haven't had the opportunity to travel any further up the NSW south coast any further than that. I used to fish Paynesville, Johnsonsonville, and Mallacoota pretty regularly back in the day. If you see most vlogs about visiting Australia, everybody does the same things. For example:
Melbourne
Visit Fed Square, Hoosiers Lane, State Library, Nation Gallery of Victoria, Brighton Beach, Great Ocean Road. Oh, and don't forget to get your croissants at Lune and your doughnuts at Victoria Market. The really adventurous vloggers might do the Puffing Billy, or maybe a trip to Yarra Valley. But the reality is they all do pretty much the same things, y'know, the Instagrammable things.
well said......Bondi has been ruined, used to live there
Yeah, I think Bondee is plumb good. I love it when experts educate us ALL.
How incredible it is to witness the raw beauty of our planet! These are undoubtedly the most beautiful places in the world-nature’s artwork at its finest
Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏
What a captivating documentary about the stunning landscapes of Australia! The variety of attractions, from vibrant cities like Sydney and Melbourne to the awe-inspiring Outback, is truly fascinating. The journey to iconic places like the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, and the Great Ocean Road definitely sparks wanderlust. Whether it's diving in the Ningaloo Reef or hiking in Kakadu National Park, Australia has so much to offer. Thank you for showcasing these incredible landscapes and inspiring us to plan our next adventure in Australia! Best wishes from @nami-vlog 🌍💜💜💜👍
Thank you so much for the kind words and wonderful feedback! 🌍💜 I’m thrilled to hear the documentary captured Australia’s beauty for you!
Thanks for watching, and best wishes for your next trip Down Under! 🌏💜👍
Absolutely stunning visuals! Australia’s natural beauty is just breathtaking. 🌊🏞
Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏
Congratulations on such a high-quality film of our wonderful country’s attributes. Your chosen content, filming, editing and accurate commentary make it informative and visibly pleasing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you appreciated the film. I aimed to capture the essence of the country in the most authentic and visually engaging way possible.
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Stunning journey! ❤
Great effort with passion. Never seen such a quality video with details to this extend. Enjoyed a lot. Our planet earth is purely magic. Do you know the cliff and cove in South Australia where the 1200 km Heysen trail starts were under the glaciers millions of years ago.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found it informative. You're absolutely right - our planet is truly magical, with so many breathtaking places to explore.
That's a fascinating fact about the Heysen Trail's starting point! The geological history of Australia is indeed incredible. The landscape we see today in South Australia, including the cliffs and coves, has been shaped by various forces over millions of years, including glacial activity during ice ages. It's amazing to think about how these beautiful coastal features were once buried under ice. This geological heritage adds another layer of wonder to the already stunning 1200 km Heysen Trail.
Thank you for sharing this interesting piece of information. It's a great reminder of how our planet's history is written in the landscapes we admire today.
This video just took me on a journey to the most beautiful places in the world-pure magic!
Thank you for your comment! 😍
Great video! As a Brissy boy who has travelled extensively around Australia you have certainly got to pretty much all the wonderful places.
Thank you so much! It means a lot coming from someone who knows Australia well. I'm glad you feel we covered most of the amazing places! Australia has so much to offer, and it's great to share that with others. Thanks for watching!
Good video with genuine footage…you sum up my country well….
not bringing politics or other drama into it is good as someone thats been to literally most of these places as i love travelling 🇦🇺🥰
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@@LeonardojavierMellaretamal sounds nice i dont understand what your saying but cool ☺️
Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear that you feel the video represents your country well. I agree-keeping the focus on the beauty and experiences of each place is important. Australia is such a stunning country, and it's awesome that you've traveled to so many spots! 🇦🇺🥰
Not bad. One place I would include is the Undarra Lava Tubes in Central North Queensland. Created by thousands of years of lava pouring out of the ground. An amazing natural feature.
Thanks for the great suggestion! The Undarra Lava Tubes sound incredible, a natural wonder shaped by millennia of volcanic activity! I’ll definitely consider it for future videos.
Beautiful sharing ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😍
Just to add another fact some trees found in a place called Wollemi. They have discovered a group of trees that are the oldest surviving species in the world. They are estimated to be 200 million years old.
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Wonderful place and beautiful rainforest🌷🌷Nice underwater video. 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😍
Tasmania is called the apple isle, Ireland is the emerald isle
Nice, interesting tour, thanks for showing us around. Like 452 from a new friend❤️🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm glad you enjoyed the tour. Welcome, new friend! 😊
Some truly fantastic cinematography work but unfortunately spoiled by the many incorrectly pronounced names but I suppose you get that with AI. Also you might want to correct your pin for Frazer Island, only 2500 miles out.
Did you all know that Alice Springs is the only major city in Australia that is the closest city to every beach in Australia
Australia's got millions of dinosaurs 🦖. Different kinds and even Pterasaurs.
There are no Hummingbirds in Australia unless they pests or scape. Otherwise cool doco
its amazing video
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😍
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Frasier island is on the other side of the country from where this video shows, it's off the coast of Queensland.
Apologies, there was an error in placing the ping. In the narration, we correctly stated that Fraser Island is off the coast of Queensland.
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Just an addendum we don't have macaws in Australia.
I noticed that! Obviously from a wildlife park but quite misleading.
Everyone always lefts out country towns of Australia all the time like broken hill and mildura ect
Bondi is pronounced Bondye not Bondy, and yes it is one massive country with many different climates.
itraveledthere AI fixes this. Australia's amazing places and facts.
its not Bond-ee beach, its Bond-eye beach. Bondi Beach.
Was there years ago still wondering why everything is expensive there
"Fraser Island" is in the eastern coast, not western coast!
Thank you for pointing that out! It was just a simple mistake or oversight, especially since we marked the correct location on the map to show where it is. We appreciate your attention to detail and your understanding!
But i enjoyed the video.. Wonderful filming!
@@elvisstar5813 Thank you!!
A great video but several mistakes with the footage. For example when you talk about the Central Market in Adelaide it showed footage of Adelaide Arcade, not the same thing at all. Shame you couldn't find actual footage of the market. Also, when Lake Eyre is mentioned the lake on the footage is not of the lake at all .... I'm not sure where it was but I know what Lake Eyre looks like and it was not that haha...
Thank you for pointing that out! We really appreciate your attention to detail. We'll make sure to correct these errors in future updates. Sometimes, finding the exact footage can be tricky, but we'll definitely aim for more accuracy moving forward. Thanks for watching!
Economically what is price is Pakistan paying by not having a genuine democratically elected govt and rule of law ?
Please learn the correct pronunciation of place names. Bondi is pronounced Bondeye.
Lmao, she can't even pronounce Uluru correctly.
Austrilian “natives” tribes legally banned showing this mountai in any media. So you literally against austrailan law making this viideo. (It’s a pity aborigens did not ban full Australia cotinet, it would be helarious.😂)
While Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a sacred site to the Anangu people, and they have requested that visitors not climb it or take photographs of certain sacred areas, there is no blanket ban on showing the mountain in media. The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park has specific guidelines about commercial filming and photography, but respectful depictions are generally allowed.