A Tour of Brisbane, Australia | The Capital of Queensland

Exploring Brisbane, the capital and most populated city in Queensland, Australia.
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[@OnlyThe1Son]

I must say , Australia is such a beautiful country!

[@joshuabray37]

It really is... Not sure where you are from, but I'm from the US. Coming from the US, everything seems different. The vegetation and wild life feels very prehistoric. The air is crips and clean. Really, everything is clean... I've been pretty much everywhere between Brisbane and Melbourne. It is BEAUTIFUL.

[@ihatekillerclowns]

he manages to make every City and town seem boring 🤣

[@AUmarcus]

Yes it is.

[@AUmarcus]

​@@joshuabray37 Did you go to the most beautiful part? Tasmania?

[@joshuabray37]

@@AUmarcus I didn’t, maybe next time. I’ve heard good things.

[@railvlogger1439]

You hardly scratched the surface with Brisbane. So much more to see than the city centre.

[@bhaviksharmabhaviksharma6837]

Hallo sir Apde A VA Alg Alg Ava video Tama mane rooj KZbin ma mane moklju ne sir ok sir

[@scottwilliam6141]

Mate, you really need to find a local to take you around these cities. They will show you the interesting areas and best value places to eat.

[@Richorob]

Agreed, BrisVegas is a fantastic city if someone takes you around 👍🏻

[@baymanaustralia]

I agree. He just seems to wander around without any idea where he is going or what there is to see.

[@ethanwillis6970]

Yep, I'm quite surprised that his local interactions have been very minimal here despite being in an English speaking country where convos with strangers are pretty common, which would lead to some great local insight. He's lacking the usual sense of adventure here too with a majority major city focus (as opposed to Japan for example, where he was quick to get away from the cities despite no language ability). Maybe he's just touching the surface of Australia to tick it off the countries list or meet some kind of demand from people who watch his stuff, but yeah not sure why he's been so "tame" here in Oz and reluctant to engage with people around him?

[@TomMac1]

​@Ethan Willis so you don't like that he's doing his own thing and not doing what you think think he should be doing 😂

[@scottwilliam6141]

@@TomMac1 Tom, he can do anything he likes. No one is judging. But he is missing out on so many things. There are free walking tours around the cities, run by volunteers. In Sydney for example he could have learned about the Indigenous history and visited sites with ancient rock paintings. Or visited some Indigenous art galleries. The convict history is also ,to me anyway fascinating. There are also lots of places to eat cheaper and better. Each to their own.

[@baconislove]

Wish you could have checked out the South Bank area, Streets Beach is probably Brisbane's most unique feature. Does seem like you are a bit over it all but hope you enjoy the rest of your adventures man :)

[@ihatekillerclowns]

now now, he went to Queen street, that's all there really is in brisbane after all.

[@adachou]

The dark colour bird walking with the Ibis/bin chicken is Australian brushturkey. 😊 They are commonly seen in Sydney suburbs too. Both are protected wildlife in Australia.

[@marieminshull1400]

They are actually ibisis if you must be correct

[@jana8849]

You missed Southbank, the best part of Brisbane with the manmade beach with fine white sand, very nice restaurants and beautiful park.

[@davechristian7543]

Wat sand that's been trucked in n dug up from the foreshore of an pristine beach u mean..

[@ihatekillerclowns]

probably the best part of the city, but you are talking about a guy that walked behind the Opera House and went back to this hotel after. He gives me huge A.I vibes, as if he's being programmed by google for an experimental travel channel, but they haven't quite tweaked and refined it yet to reach Bald and bankrupt level of entertainment.

[@newbris]

He missed most things to be honest.

[@94vrcommodore]

Love your video of Brisbane. I know you’re around Brisbane and Gold Coast in such short time. There’s Southbank in Brisbane with a man made beach and the Queensland museum and art gallery. It’s a bit of a distance, there’s also north Stradbroke island where you can get the ferry and bus to the lookout and a few nice beaches.

[@dr.hasanhabiburrahaman1553]

At 9.04 of this video the kind lady is phenomenal ! Her unique kind heart touches me deeply! Best wishes for her! Actually when I returned home from any trip ; only those good peoples are remembering! That’s the beauty of travelling ! Best wishes for Gabriel too!

[@Queensland-girl]

Thanks for visiting Brisbane & sharing it with the world, Gabriel. Any city is so much more than its CBD. Australia’s colonial roots are young, but our indigenous history is old & so much more than boomerangs. 😊

[@glenemma1]

The Sunshine Coast is actually just North of Brisbane and the Gold Coast to the South. If you cross the border South into NSW there are the North Coast (of NSW) towns and beaches, the Byron Bay area etc. All of these areas are worth seeing. I hope you can come back and spend longer in Australia next time.

[@Rafa_Llamazares]

Australia looks an amazing country. I met some australians, they are nice and fun people.

[@marieminshull1400]

Not all of them hate to burst your bubble

[@TechnikMeister2]

Theses are not your typical prices for eating out in Australia. You seem to have a knack for picking the most expensive restaurants in the most expensive tourist areas everywhere you visit. I think they saw you coming. That's a $20 meal max, in 90% of the country. And if you can't find a schooner of beer for $5 then you are truly sucked in. The locals know all this and thats why there are not that many people are around where you have been. No local would buy a meal at a restaurant right on Bondi Beach for example. The best quality and best value restaurants are not in tourist areas. Ask a local. I live in a gorgeous seaside town on the NSW Mid Coast, 300kms north of Sydney. You have a dozen pristine beaches with no stingers, no crowds, a room costs you $90 per night. The local pub will serve you a full meal (2 courses) for $25 and a beer costs $5.50.

[@dianemaida4967]

Oh please go on the ferris wheel, and film front up there. I would love to see the views from up there!

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

I'm waiting for Gabriel's 2 vegemite on toast & Coffee for $72U.S.

[@maryrosed8475]

Australia looks amazing. Really would love to visit.

[@lyndonmaddison5860]

Quick correction, it's not the British Commonwealth, it's just The Commonwealth or Commonwealth of Nations. The British bit has not been used in many years.

[@bigchief2331]

Still getting ripped off on the meals :(. That fish and chips looked particularly grim, and utterly exorbitantly priced. Carlton draught is a great beer, but I have NEVER paid $15 for a pint!! And it's just a bog standard beer. You can find pubs in Sydney with pints of craft beer for around $8.50-$10.

[@kristrogg4670]

Just wait until he finds out that he won't be able to buy a beer or wine at a bar or a bottleshop on Good Friday... Hehehe.

[@gloryglory5688]

@@kristrogg4670 you can buy alcohol with a meal at most places

[@glennoc8585]

That was an imperial pint size though being an Irish theme pubs whereas a standard pint in Australia is smaller being 425mls hence the cheaper price.

[@bigchief2331]

@@glennoc8585 eh? That’s a schooner at 425ml. A pint has always been 570ml at pubs I’ve been to. Schooners are $4-$5 during happy hour and some even do pints for that price still.

[@samdeh1989]

You should visit Southbank and Botanic garden and catch the ferry to see the skyline

[@martinc.720]

- Travels all over the world - Films everything - Edits a ton of videos - Answers questions and comments here - Is active on other platforms - Follows recommendations and advice from viewers - Engages with locals - Never complains that something is different where he is (can't be said about many other travellers) - Embraces the local culture/food/everything strange to him "Hi. I like your mispronunciations".

[@Leojw10]

I'm English wouldn't mind visiting Australia beautiful country Melbourne and Sydney look cool

[@VirtualExerciseChannel]

What a nice city. The spotlight will be on Brisbane in 2032 Summer Olympics.

[@aflaz171]

What, did I hear right, $15 for a Carlton Draught, wtf? Even if it was a pint, no way?

[@will_274]

So many travel options. A good problem to have. Nice to see you in Australia. Enjoy the rest of your stay 😎

[@historicaustralia]

Good job with pumping out these videos. Really enjoying them thanks 👍

[@baymanaustralia]

Eagle Street Pier closed a week or two ago. It is to be demolished and replaced by a new high rise development.

[@martywrigh1024]

Absolutely loving Australia!.4 days in Cairns and now 4 in Brisbane before we cruise back to the states...people are just so down to earth here...wish it were cheaper to eat out though ! Lol..

[@wywk]

The sun has been out in Sydney since you left! lol. The Lady is right, the Sunshine Coast is a lot nicer, but the Gold Coast is more touristy and a backpackers haven of sort :)

[@matton36]

A bit is the key word. And its cooling right off.

[@adachou]

Yep. Aussies love Sunshine Coast more than the Gold Coast 😊

[@Robroscob]

When was the last time you where here? The Sunshine Coast is now overpopulated for how much (or how little) the infrastructure is.

[@ethanwillis6970]

What Sydney do you live in? It has been raining all this week aside from Wednesday.

[@terryomalley1974]

$100 per night for that hotel room is the best deal you've gotten so far in Australia. Wow! Spacious room and a great view! Good deal. I think if I were in Australia, I'd just pronounce the tricky place names like Melbourne and Cairns as they're spelled with my normal Canadian accent. If I tried to pronounce them as a genuine Aussie does, it wouldn't sound natural. They'll still know the place you're talking about. Despite its vastly different climate, Australia reminds me so much of Canada. British heritage but multicultural now, huge land mass, largely uninhabited with a lot of wilderness, punctuated with just a few large, modern urban metropolises. They're very similar, in my opinion.

[@newbris]

To be honest you would be better to attempt to pronounce them as an Australian does. It's the bare minimum and really not that hard even in Canadian :) Mel-bun, Bris-bun, Cans.

[@WalkingandTalkingAussieGirl]

feel like i just saw a celebrity walk through my city! enjoy the gold coast!

[@krystalhead]

I wish you got to see the Sunshine Coast Noosa and Caloundra and Mooloolaba you seem pressed for time in Australia big country so much to see you didn’t get the full experience such a shame maybe next time and you seem kind over it until next time Bula in Fiji and nothing compares to Greece 🇬🇷

[@dreammfyre]

This looks wonderful. I feel like all the crocodile stuff really sucked the fun out of Queensland for Gabe. He’s a beach guy!

[@jksezhey1]

I didn’t feel as if it sucked the fun out for him. There were plenty of good swim holes

[@AUmarcus]

He should have stayed in NSW if he wanted swimmable beaches.

[@historicaustralia]

I worked a government contract for a year in Brisbane. I loved the lifestyle and warm weather! After I broke up with the ex, who lives there, I moved back to Sydney, but I definitely prefer the more laid back lifestyle of Brissy and Gold Coast that's for sure. thanks for another wonderful video.

[@historicaustralia]

​@@englishquizfactory i had no job I had to go home 😐

[@HenriHattar]

There are still 54 independent countries in the British commonwealth along with another 14 who recoginse the King as head of state, not bad in the 21st centruy.

[@raitisfreimanis]

27:26 The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens are quite nice. They're not that far from where you were at the Roma Street Parklands.

[@katherinepacey4163]

I love Brisbane, wish you visited Southbank!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I was in South Bank today, you'll see it in the next video.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Actually I think I confused Southbank with Broadbeach. Anyway, you'll see a beach in the next vid. 😎

[@lanamortenson8694]

Why don't you visit Southbank instead Katherine!

[@AUmarcus]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Yes, Broadbeach is part of the Gold Coast/Surfers Paradise.

[@newbris]

@@lanamortenson8694 It is the major tourist destination in Brisbane. An amazing parkland and beach in the middle of the city. Hard to miss.

[@corey312]

Thumbnails are looking great! Doesn't go unnoticed, cheers

[@sunnygillstar8661]

Gabriel, people love you and your work. I am so glad you did India and Australia, my favorite two countries. Maybe next tie you can visit Perth and that side of Australia. any how stay strong and healthy

[@botafogofr187]

After Fiji, please come back Oz and go to outback

[@robertholland7558]

@@dickriggles942that is the whole point.

[@rumik-stahnke6512]

WOW...man, sooooo beautiful place 🤗👍Good job 👏Thanks for sharing and take care 😁✌

[@Prince077Aussie]

It is expensive for tourists who don’t talk to locals and get to know about cheaper places to eat. He could’ve saved lot of his money, had he spoken to some locals. He is paying 3 times more for the meals at these restaurants. Those bangers and mash are not more than 10 aud.

[@lorrainedavidson7229]

I do not recognise it! From when I Went there . I remember a nice Flowers, trees, square.Did not see the river!

[@dlittlester]

Thanks for adding prices. Just realized I can't afford to visit.

[@officialkingdougie8201]

Thanks for visiting Brisbane it's my pleasure to have you and for you looking at this beautiful city of Brisbane

[@AUmarcus]

The Sunshine Coast is north of Brisbane....the opposite direction of your trip to Sydney.

[@Simonsvids]

Seems to me the Australia is a VERY expensive place compared to western Europe where I live. The prices for the food and especially drinks were eye watering. Gabriel, is it possible for you to give us supermarket prices for the places you visit? In the age of airbnb many of us cook our own food now in the apartments that we rent.

[@robertholland7558]

Cost might be high, but so are wages.

[@newbris]

He is eating in the most expensive tourist places.

[@suddole]

It may be a good idea to book an expensive fully refundable exit flight just for show. One can then cancel it and book a cheapo flight when return plan has crystallized.

[@Soloadriantraveler]

That nice lady gave you a good tip about the sunshine ☀️ coast. Hopefully you’ll have the time to see it.

[@94vrcommodore]

I know you have such short time on the Gold Coast. If you have time you should catch a bus or Uber to Burleigh Heads, because there’s a few hiking trails on that point. Only downside is, it’s gonna be super busy because it’s Easter. Any questions, feel free to ask, because I live there 😃

[@roundmountainranch]

He should most def head down the coast and my vote is to go to Pottsville. Will love it!

[@94vrcommodore]

@@roundmountainranch Pottsville and around Tweed and Byron is beautiful. I do a few day trips down there sometimes

[@matton36]

If you get a chance, try getting to Frazer Island, you will need A 4wd though. Edit, you can catch a train from Bris to Syd, great views, last time i did that trip was in 78.

[@adachou]

Love Fraser Island (been there twice), the largest sand island on earth with beautiful fresh water lakes and lots of dingos on the long beach.

[@bennobennett123]

Dude, he says his travel plans in this video. ..

[@AUmarcus]

He ain't making it there this trip.

[@linyep]

If you have a morning / evening free , still go to Southbank ( it’s where the Ferris wheel is , incredible park with loads of restaurants and bar as and we have a massive city beach there right in the river ) you can walk there over the bridge. Then catch a free kitty cat ferry which will zig zag down river to Felons - a great eatery/bar - it’s huge on the river under the story bridge . It’s usually pumping and has a lot going on .

[@crush42mash6]

Heading in seven days to Brisbane. Can’t wait, thanks for the update on the inflation but I’m sure you can find less touristy areas. Thank God I have a local from there and his family will be my guides helping me out. Love from Canada. 🇨🇦

[@brettevill9055]

Your mystery birds at about 14:00 are scrub turkeys, also known as bush turkeys or brush turkeys; their slang name is "ugly chooks". And they are even more of a pest than bin chickens because they scrape up all the mulch from low-water-requirement gardens into mounds, and lay eggs in people' compost heaps.

[@philbrooks5979]

Great country to relax and enjoy yourself comfortably and if freedom isn't really your thing.

[@newbris]

To be honest you missed most of the big tourist areas. Kangaroo Point, Southbank Parklands and Beach (I've never seen a Brisbane tour without this ha ha), West End, Gallery of Modern Art, Howard Smith Wharves, Fortitude Valley, Botanical Gardens, City cats, Paddington...Oh well, I guess that's what you get with no research...

[@tnw1003]

Australia is amazing 💛

[@motamark]

Cool...my home town, the reason for the construction at Eagle street was it got flooded roughly a year ago when the river came up. Agree with the lady that said Sunshine Coast (Noosa Area) is better than Gold Coast, pity you didnt have the time to see it as am sure it would be up your street Gabe.

[@newbris]

Nah it being knocked down and redeveloped.

[@BusyBrittain]

It's actually incorrect what you said about the commonwealth. The majority of the commonwealth dont have Kind Charles as their head of state. It's more just former members of the British empire.

[@robman2095]

There’s even a few countries joined who have never even been colonies too

[@kazzicup]

18.5 US $ fish and chips here. 🐟🐟🐟🍟 The waiter expects $2.50 tip. Comes to 21 US dollars.

[@actuallythedog263]

Dude please tell me there is still time for Darwin - Katherine gorge - the outback !! Literally the best part

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not this trip, but I'll be back. ✌

[@nevilleapple629]

Yep the Northern Territory is the place to see without a doubt.

[@markagerman1223]

As we say in Australia, your a blood legend mate !

[@natalieoleary9182]

Damn, you were half way across the river and turned back into the CBD and totally missed Southbank, such a shame. It’s our beach on the river. You really need a local to show you Brissy, it’s an awesome city to live in. I also would of ditch the Goldie and hit Moreton Island. Surfers is a dive, it’s only for the tourists.

[@cindybruin4888]

Cool video G. I've watched you travel all over the world, awesome to see you walking around my home town.😊

[@glennplumlee9155]

nice video!! brisbane looks nice.. the sky line looked like the downtown los angeles skyline.... the restaurant prices are up there in the hollywood range... but the hotel prices are still quite lower that hollywood or los angeles in general

[@Leojw10]

I love skyscrapers they are so cool wish we had them in England London does have 38 skyscrapers tho

[@saratemp790]

Looks like a clean modern city.

[@TribalFusion]

£8 for a pint of lager, wow that's a bit much but still cheaper than Dubai airport lol. Around £5 in the UK, more in London.

[@newbris]

A fairer comparison would be with the biggest tourist trap in London.

[@no_soy_rubio]

Loved the lady's reaction 'on crikey' when she learned she was being filmed 😂

[@dianegarcia6562]

I've come to the conclusion that Australia is a very expensive place to live or visit but unique and beautiful!

[@benno8561]

Inflation. It's used to be a lot cheaper.

[@ethanwillis6970]

Expensive to live in yes, but our host here is making it seem much more so with his meals - that's not the average spend on food for most of us.

[@user-tt5xj5ib1e]

It has gone up a lot in the last few years and I think hotels are trying to make up the money they lost when we had covid as domestic accommodation prices have gone up a lot, Airbnbs are sometimes a better option. It's cheaper for me at the moment to travel overseas for holidays. Food in most places restaurants and cafes is also expensive unfortunately, probably the cheapest option is a shopping centre food court or ready meals from a grocery store if you're looking for a cheap option :)

[@johnschannel449]

he said the hotels and car rental were cheap the only expensive thing is eating out, if you buy all your food at the supermarkets you would save lots of money

[@Prince077Aussie]

Yes he is eating out at all the expensive tourist places. I have never paid more than 15 AUD for my meals in Australia.

[@kudaisiaduntola2523]

What a beautiful city, and loved your accommodation!

[@sundance9042]

Not sure how much time you have tomorrow, but there are free Rivercat's from Southbank on which you could see a bit of the River. You could maybe catch the train from South Brisbane to the Gold Coast. South Brisbane Station is near the museum and art gallery. There is an ANZAC museum near the entry to the museum, it is home to one of the oldest tanks in the world. It is worth checking out. Look forward to watching your video from The Gold Coast 💛 That was a Brush Turkey with the Ibis.

[@goranlovrinovic6713]

Hi Gabriel you can fly to Sydney to the Gold Coast much easier than going back to Brisbane or even to Bali it's an international airport worth a look it would save you a lot of time travelling good luck

[@minder3334]

Yea, thats brisbane. That's why there is a 2 hour traffic jam to get out every weekend.

[@robertholland7558]

2 hour? You are far to modest, easily double that. 4 hours to get to either coast, gold or sunshine, 4 hours on the beach, and 4 hours to get back.

[@kazzicup]

Gabriel, you need a minimum of two months travelling within Australia.

[@johnschannel449]

yes next time he should hire a campervan and get away from the cities and tourist spots and see the real Australia

[@rayflanagan9168]

Still laugh when i hear 'Bin Chicken' 🤣 what an unfortunate name 🤣🤣

[@rserna271]

I love Australia wish you visited Perth!!

[@deadairconversion]

Yeah, Perth seems like it has the best beaches

[@tara1206]

When I seen you at the Irish pub in the beginning I was thinking the last time I was at that place I had bangers and mash and then I see exactly that meal on my screen 😂

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's one of my all-time favorites.

[@grantwtk]

Brisbane seems like a great place to live and work.

[@marieminshull1400]

Bangers and mash I S an English food

[@bobjackson4720]

It's a shame you didn't have a guide you might have found some more interesting locations, there is quite a bit to see here.

[@maltronics]

Great vlog, just love your camera work/angles / commentary . That's why Harald Baldr is your biggest fan

[@mikefreeman9251]

I think I liked the vibes of Sydney the best from the tours. Enjoy your island hopping to Fiji and hawaii

[@ebfarnum123]

The Australian accent sounds like most sentences are questions. Most sintincis are quischins?

[@suzannekelly4882]

City food is rather expensive, but as you go out into the suburbs it becomes less so.

[@AUmarcus]

There are beaches on Stradbroke Island across Moreton Bay....very beautiful.

[@jana8849]

I don't know why you always eat in expensive restaurants. There are cheaper options for the same food if you look around or if you asked locals. I have been living in Queensland for 14 yeare (I'm from Asia) but i don't spend that much eating out.

[@andreimihaesi]

Welcome to my city Gabe! Would be glad to share some amazing places to visit in and around Brisbane and Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast if you'd like! Let's catch up this weekend if you'd like 😎

[@lanamortenson8694]

Your city? Are you the mayor?

[@andreimihaesi]

@@lanamortenson8694 yes

[@davidpeckford9816]

Your gonna hit Fiji and realize it is soo Great in many ways ❤

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sweet.

[@stephenskorupa8983]

That apartment looked great for the price.Happy Travelling .

[@katleenmstut4622]

Hi Gabriel. The other bird you saw in the park is a bush Turkey also protected. South Bank on the Brisbane River is also worth seeing opposite the city.

[@newbris]

FYI the "British Commonwealth" (actually the "Commonwealth of Nations") is just a voluntary club of mostly ex British colonies. It implies no formal recognition of the Queen/King etc in any political way. Just a friendly club to keep ties. Most members of the Commonwealth are Republics. Countries like Australia and Canada that have the same monarch as the UK, ie Queen of Canada, Queen on Australia etc, are known as "Commonwealth Realms". These two concepts are frequently mixed up.

[@Soloadriantraveler]

I’m looking forward to Hawaii. I was there a few years ago and I hired a red ford mustang and drove around the whole island in one day. Lots of beach hopping

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool. Which island?

[@Soloadriantraveler]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I stayed at a hostel in Waikiki Beach, Honolulu. It really is a piece of heaven.

[@JAKDAY]

Gabriel Traveler I did enjoyed watching this episode! 30:51, hope your subs reaches 585K 😁. May God bless you, your family and all Gabriel Traveler fans 🤗🤗

[@johnnguyen1692]

makes uk food price look cheap..

[@newbris]

Compare it to the most expensive place in your town.

[@StarBoy-qt3kh]

Looking to migrate someday to Australia. Brisbane looks lovely

[@lukespread]

Brisbane is very liveable.

[@bobjackson4720]

I've watched your videos from many exotic locations across the world, and here you are in my home city.

[@millvee1005]

Another beautiful city and I love how you add music which is soothing to these videos. That music at 24:27 is very soothing.👍

[@jennyoshea1958]

The scarecrow is not working 😂 ✨😊Some lovely old colonial buildings and sculptures amidst the skyscrapers. Nice vibe about Brisbane ✨🌟🌻 lovely church and music at the end 🌷🕊️✨

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Maybe they forgot to turn the scarecrow on. 😛

[@naturalexplorer]

Gilhooleys is a rip off for food. Likely get fish and chips for half that price not too far away. $15.00 for a schooner of Carlton says an amazing lot for inflation in Australia. Brisbane is a lot more diverse these days than not so long ago. You produce good value videos. Good to see you in Australia and hope you have been receiving some good Aussie hospitality along your adventures.

[@johnknox4293]

Thanks for putting videos out so fast. You rock man!!

[@anEyePhil]

$48.00 for bangers, mash and bread! Sorry, that’s a ripoff. Ask the locals where the best places are to eat, mate. Good videos.

[@brummie0007]

It's good that you gave the date on your video Gabriel, thanks so many Y tuber's don't do this, when you go back you must go into the hinterland behind the Gold Coast and visit Mt Tambourine it's such a contrast to the touristy Surfer's Paradise.

[@citydrivertours]

Dear , you are doing good job 👍👍

[@jenniferhicks2527]

While your in Brisbane City go to the Casino bar/ lounge they have great meal specials from around $9.90 .