Welcome to our little island ... so glad you appear to be enjoying yourself already. Pleased you did the Manly Ferry - it's such a great and relaxing ride (although sometimes can be a little choppy) - by all means, check out Bondi Beach, after all it does have some interesting history (my preference is still Manly - more space, more relaxed atmosphere, although it can get rather busy, but not as insane as Bondi). Also if you have the chance, take the walk from Bondi to Coogee - it's an amazing coastal walk. Again, welcome to Oz! 👍🦘🇦🇺 Edit: noticed Bondi at the end - hope you got to do the walk, even if your legs are still a bit sore.
Thank you so much! Unfortunately we didnt get to do the bondi to coogee walk but it was on my list so if we end up popping back to Sydney then I will definitely do it :D
We's agree with you about Manly vs Bondi. Another advantage Manly has is the ferry trip to reach it. You get views into lots of the Harbour bays and have the trip across the Heads.
Remember Sydney is really just one of a number of 'gateways' into Australia. This the worlds 'Iargest island continent' is amazingly diverse and a visit to Sydney is like" I've been to London so I've seen the United Kingdom," only multiply by 10.
If you get the chance, see if you can get out to Dubbo, to see the western plains zoo. Much better than Sydney's zoo. Here is a thought, after you get to Cairns, fly to the centre and work your way up to Darwin. In winter all the grey nomads head up through the centre to Darwin so there is always work along the Highway.
Welcome to Australia. You’ll love Australia everywhere you’ll go. But don’t forget Melbourne. If you go to South Australia, plse, out Monarto safari park
11:17 Rolling sets in those waves. 1770 is as far South as that starts up here. Early May the wind is right to get surf not chop. I love the sea. When something brushes your leg it makes you swim fast.
The walk from Manly Beach to Shelley Beach is lovely. Love to see a fellow climber enjoying some bouldering. How long are you in Oz? Try and get to the Blue mountains for a day trip. For active people like you two there’s a lot to enjoy.
8:14 Emu is a scary chicken. They don't do much but in your mind you imagine they could. Building a house in Timberlands. the carpenter was taking a piss. oy mate look out for the emu!!! the bird was inquisitive. it's head was eye to eye with this bloke. He fell over and pissed his pants. Not everyday you get eye to eye with an emu.
Did you use public transport and taxis all the time? Is car hire/rental worth it in Sydney? We like to walk, so is there a lot can by seen just by walking around?
We used public transport the whole time as it was generally quicker than driving as the roads seemed pretty busy and it was realy regular and convenient. We did however go to the blue mountains and a few other national parks a bit further away and so hired a car for that and it was definitely worth it as that would have taken a long time to get to just using public transport. Definitely walk around too- there’s so much to see- so many beautiful places
Welcome and I hope you have an awesome time here!
thank you :)
Love to see people experience in Australia and Sydney. I enjoyed watching 👍👍👍
Nice to see people enjoying Australia and having a good time. Hope 😊😊you have an awesome holiday . Greetings from Queensland 😊
aww thank you!
You chose the best time of the year to come to Oz. April is the best month to be here. Enjoy.
Thank you :)
Welcome to our little island ... so glad you appear to be enjoying yourself already. Pleased you did the Manly Ferry - it's such a great and relaxing ride (although sometimes can be a little choppy) - by all means, check out Bondi Beach, after all it does have some interesting history (my preference is still Manly - more space, more relaxed atmosphere, although it can get rather busy, but not as insane as Bondi). Also if you have the chance, take the walk from Bondi to Coogee - it's an amazing coastal walk. Again, welcome to Oz! 👍🦘🇦🇺
Edit: noticed Bondi at the end - hope you got to do the walk, even if your legs are still a bit sore.
Thank you so much! Unfortunately we didnt get to do the bondi to coogee walk but it was on my list so if we end up popping back to Sydney then I will definitely do it :D
We's agree with you about Manly vs Bondi. Another advantage Manly has is the ferry trip to reach it. You get views into lots of the Harbour bays and have the trip across the Heads.
Beautiful City Sydney ❤🇦🇺
When you guys get tired of Sydney, try Perth, Western Australia. The video production is impressive, well done.
Thank you :) yeah i would like to visit perth and WA at some point
Remember Sydney is really just one of a number of 'gateways' into Australia.
This the worlds 'Iargest island continent' is amazingly diverse and a visit to Sydney is like" I've been to London so I've seen the United Kingdom," only multiply by 10.
If you get the chance, see if you can get out to Dubbo, to see the western plains zoo. Much better than Sydney's zoo. Here is a thought, after you get to Cairns, fly to the centre and work your way up to Darwin. In winter all the grey nomads head up through the centre to Darwin so there is always work along the Highway.
Absolutely, Western Plains Zoo is awesome, living only a little over 2 hours drive from Dubbo we have yearly passes for both Zoos
Why the feck would anyone want to go to Dubbo? You Dubbo
Seeing caged animals doesn't really count.
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸Nice video. Enjoy and safe travels. Cheers 🥂
Welcome to Australia 🇦🇺
Welcome to Australia. You’ll love Australia everywhere you’ll go. But don’t forget Melbourne. If you go to South Australia, plse, out Monarto safari park
Really well put together video.
Nice content. Keep up the good work!
11:17 Rolling sets in those waves. 1770 is as far South as that starts up here. Early May the wind is right to get surf not chop. I love the sea. When something brushes your leg it makes you swim fast.
The walk from Manly Beach to Shelley Beach is lovely. Love to see a fellow climber enjoying some bouldering. How long are you in Oz? Try and get to the Blue mountains for a day trip. For active people like you two there’s a lot to enjoy.
Thank you :D We did end up going to the blue mountains, and it was stunning! so so beautiful :)
Another Pom. Welcome My family got here in 1853 from Birmingham.
Morning Australia ❤
Lovely video thank you !
I hope you enjoy your time here 😊
Welcome to Sydney 😊
I love the lift. There are still a few of those scattered around Sydney.
It was super wasnt it! Wish i lived there full time!
Looked like SailGP was racing on that weekend.
8:14 Emu is a scary chicken. They don't do much but in your mind you imagine they could. Building a house in Timberlands. the carpenter was taking a piss. oy mate look out for the emu!!! the bird was inquisitive. it's head was eye to eye with this bloke. He fell over and pissed his pants. Not everyday you get eye to eye with an emu.
3:55 The bloke at work goes all over Australia ninjaing. He'd be on that like spider man. Maybe me 30 years ago but time and injuries take a toll.
Have nice days
How did you like Sydney? I actually live in Sydney Australia which means I'm kind of a local! I could be your tour guide if you wanted ha ha!
Thats great but make sure you see the rest of the country cause Sydney isnt Australia
No, but it's the prettiest city and I am from Melbourne
Yet it's where everybody comes to, must be a reason...
10:02 put on stockings. Easy fix. I was poor and could not afford a wet suit so ladies stockings will save you.
Did you use public transport and taxis all the time? Is car hire/rental worth it in Sydney? We like to walk, so is there a lot can by seen just by walking around?
We used public transport the whole time as it was generally quicker than driving as the roads seemed pretty busy and it was realy regular and convenient. We did however go to the blue mountains and a few other national parks a bit further away and so hired a car for that and it was definitely worth it as that would have taken a long time to get to just using public transport. Definitely walk around too- there’s so much to see- so many beautiful places
Just a reminder for emergency services phone number is 000.
Sorry but that was not the famous South Headlight House, I assure you it is still standing strong!
Yes it was. It's being renovated...pay attention!
@@TA-wg9oi The famous lighthouse would be the Macquarie Lighthouse, which is just over 2km to the south from the Hornby Lighthouse.
Correct, she went to the wrong lighthouse, should have gone to the Macquarie Lighthouse that’s a few k’s south.
A Bluebottle is not a jellyfish.
mydr.com.au/summer-health/bluebottle-stings/
Nah terrible place Australia keep it to yourself ;). I holiday at home it is like the Bahamas up here.