THIS IS WHY We NEVER Wanted to LEAVE Australia! | American Reacts

[@redwarpy]

It is ingrained in Australians from an early age that littering is one of the worst things you can do. A piece of glass reflecting the sun will start a bushfire, plastic will kill a turtle and also rubbish clogs up water ways, this is what is taught in schools.

[@robertclothier3597]

Absolutely. Couldn't agree more. Think it might be high time to bring back the "keep Australia beautiful" ads again to the point of saturation maybe on social media platform this time around. I live in rural Qld & the amount of litter (mainly but not exclusively) in the pull over stops in heartbreaking & disgusting in equal measure. Sadly it has to be hammered in that it is NOT ok to litter. Either take your crap home or wait to properly discard in bins. Not sure how it is in other parts of the country but there's heaps of skips & bins besides the roads & h'ways in this state.

[@AussiePom]

It maybe taught in schools but many recent arrivals in the last twenty years don't give a toss where they throw their rubbish. I've seen "Asian" people sitting in cars parked in front of a park wheelie bin and they throw their rubbish out of the car window. Say anything to them and they call you racist. Take a photo of their number plate to report them and they threaten you with violence. They don't give a toss about our environment but not all Asians are that way it's only some and mainly the young ones.

[@karendavidson4897]

What a great idea agree 💯 those ads should make a comeback

[@sonyavincent7450]

Same here in nz. No littering whatsoever by the majority of the population.

[@YvettefromAus]

@@robertclothier3597 we used to have the “Clean Up Australia” day, but we have let it slide. The fishing nets are terrible for everything in the ocean, even the shark nets when the whales are migrating.

[@mattdaniels2247]

Straight up, I'm an Australian. When I went through Europe in autumn, and the colour of the leaves was amazing.When I came back I was amazed about Australia and what it has and smile every morning

[@Hochspitz]

One Pack Wanderers, an American couple is the best channel for Americans to watch. They show just how hard it is to do "The Lap", failing with their first attempt, so they did come back to finish what they started. I have lived here for over 50 years and have only dreamt about visiting pretty much all of this country like this couple did.

[@AnitaClayton-f8g]

Our island home of course it's beautiful ❤️

[@trishdarby6956]

I'm an Australian and love my country, am very glad to watch and see how much this family loved it too ❤

[@kirra72]

I loved this one, Neal. I'm 70yo and still surf. I lived at Tweed Heads and surfed Kingy and the Southern Gold Coast points until it got too crowded and then headed north..... a bit. I now live on a Southern Moreton Bay island and take my tinny to Nth Straddie. And those prawn rolls are so, so good.

[@charlesemerson6763]

Neal, these guys came back and they hired a camper van and are driving up from Brisbane to Cairns and on the Daintree Forest and Kuranda national park. Currently they are in Cairns.

[@eurekaelephant2714]

Oh god. They made the mistake that everyone does. That is such a boring highway, The Bruce, as its a bit inland obviously. I always cringe and feel embarrassed as a Queenslander. i actually hate that drive. Its ok if you plan it well and know where to go though, off the highway.

[@Dr_KAP]

Do you realise that Neal is his surname? His first name is Darion.

[@Rottnwoman]

​@@eurekaelephant2714BUT to do it in Summer??.

[@donnamccartney1199]

@@eurekaelephant2714boring yes but when ur not from here it’s fine .. done it enough I wouldn’t do it again if u payed me haha

[@elisefuller7123]

What’s the name on KZbin so I can follow

[@allisoncurran2426]

Wow, this is my life. Seeing it through their eyes really makes me feel so lucky. But we don't know anything else. Really gave me so much appreciation of my life❤

[@chatswithwhiskey]

Being that I live in Australia (Brisbane) I often forget how fortunate I am, but watching these videos helps me appreciate and understand my good fortune

[@chriss522]

I love Americans enthusiasm. I live in this area of this video. There’s not many places in the world where you can visit a rainforest, mountains, beaches, all in one day .

[@TheDivineMissMikki]

My ex was a Kingy guy & I lived in Caba for a while. The whole region is beautiful. Tweed Valley, hinterlands behind Byron... magic with so much beauty. I do miss a lot of the life there. Up in Bundy now.

[@pacapaca6307]

Pity about the over dense development that’s gone on over the past 25 odd years. Housing crawling up obliterating the forest in the hinterland valleys, massive traffic on the M1 ( not easy to avoid if you need to move North/South) & other roads. Yes, compared to many American cities that combination of beach, waterways , rain forest & eucalypt clad hills is rare but remember: Australia’s total population is 26,000,000. The USA what? 10 times that? The USA has incredibly beautiful places too but they are now oft times full of people all the time, making it harder perhaps to appreciate the beauty & nature that exists there too.

[@TheWickmansLife2024]

Thank you so much for watching and reacting to our video! We loved watching your reaction and hope one day you can do another one of our videos! 😊 P.S. After going to Thailand and Japan we actually postponed our “world tour” to come back to Australia! We’re currently traveling up and down the whole East coast in a campervan! Go check it out! 🤙🏼

[@dreamteamneal]

I definitely will! I'm so glad you guys enjoyed the video and so awesome hearing how much yall enjoyed australia!

[@julzhunt7790]

Welcome back to Australia guys. You need to get over to WA eventually. It’s a beautiful place to live😊❤️🇦🇺

[@paulineryan579]

​@@julzhunt7790They would love the WA beaches.

[@julzhunt7790]

@@paulineryan579 best beaches, best sunsets. Less people, more space.😁 it’s a win, win, win, win!😊

[@gregoryparnell2775]

@@dreamteamneal They seem like great family & I loved watching their first trip to Oz & so glad they are back enjoying some more of the Beautiful things this Amazing Country has to offer. You need to come & see for yourself.

[@christinecoombs3536]

I love these guys. Their videos are really great. They have become my favourites , along with One Pack wanderers( Tia and Cheveyo).

[@julzhunt7790]

@@christinecoombs3536 “Tia for scale!”😆 they have great energy.😊

[@julzhunt7790]

@@christinecoombs3536 “Tia for scale!” 😁😊

[@Hochspitz]

Hard to beat Tia and Cheveyo. They showed such respect for the land and its peoples.

[@colinbroadfoot969]

They’re actually back here now, doing a motor home trip from Brisbane up to cairns that you might want to check out 👍👍

[@sonyan2902]

Yes check them out in Cairns, Far North Queensland. Tropical paradise...ancient rainforests, waterfalls, Great Barrier Reef. My favourite place on the planet.

[@keshaponso2034]

Makes me so proud to hear that there was no littter on the beach.

[@ozsheila55]

Stradbroke Island is awesome. Love it.❤

[@pacapaca6307]

With that I agree. Principally because it doesn’t feature high rise 5 Star hotels or stacks of holiday apartments & camping is still available. Very reminiscent of my family’s laid back beach holidays south of Perth , with few manmade Attractions like Theme Parks existent. Make your own fun & socialise with family & neighbours, read, swim, surf, fish… that was it. Truly relaxing! 😊

[@x5-acousticguitarstuff.2]

I drove to the Gold Coast last week from Brisbane for a beautiful free pair of rare NAD Model 240 floor standing Speakers. As an Australian Senior Citizen, I still find Australia to be as friendly as it was 50 years ago.

[@mimisaunders1658]

Wow! NAD? I gave my former husband an NAD sound system in about 1983 or so. He's probably still got it 😊

[@mscinders9449]

Hi 👋 I live on nsw far south coast (few hrs north of vic border). The whale migration is one of my favourite times! We literally watch them from the kitchen table 🥰 love 🇦🇺so much!!

[@dianafarmer5445]

Grew up near the Beach on the Sth Coast and never saw one.

[@venderstrat]

Mate, I love your big smile.

[@LinMonash]

Your right Neil. These people are great ambassadors for Australian Tourism. Great reaction. Hope you get the chance to come on down here sometime too! ❤

[@crazyham]

Naturally us Aussies take all these things for granted 🙏💜🙏

[@pacapaca6307]

We certainly do!!

[@larissahorne9991]

For the most part, flying fox bats like to eat fruit. That is why many people call fruit bats. People like me who love fruit can also be called fruit bats as well. They may look big and scary, but you don't need to think that they'll take your children away. A couple of years ago, we had one that took up residence in our guava tree. We didn't touch it, and it clearly didn't have a problem with us. My sister thought that it may have come from the local bat hospital. So she rang them. A man who works there came around and recognised it. So he took it away to release it somewhere else. On the subject of fruit, I once surprised an American couple with a KZbin channel. During a live chat, I mentioned that I was eating some stone fruit. They had no idea what I meant. Stone fruit is a general term for peaches, nectarines, plums, etc. Due to how the seeds look. There's some in our fridge, I think I'll go and get some after watching this video.

[@amanda-0711]

I’m Australian, from Sydney but have lived on the Gold Coast for 17 years. We are raising our kids here, they are now 16 and 12. Such a family friendly place the GC. Love it and so lucky to call it home.

[@paulwbafc73]

I live in Queensland. I know rainforest walks and beaches where you can spend a day and not see anyone other than one or two people. Total solitude and it is magical.

[@allisongrattidge4154]

It helps if you already have friends here. Mt Glorious is freaking gorgeous for the rock pools and surrounding forest, just north of Brisbane.

[@jaygee228]

Oh jeez! I was going to be the first to comment! You beat me. As Neal would say 'dang!'

[@TheDivineMissMikki]

Kinda like Mt Warning (Wollumbin) just across the border. I now live in Bundy & call the highest point (The Hummock) a pimple, compared to the mountains down there lol

[@MDFMKisKMFDM]

I really hope you come and visit us here in Aus one day Neal... I get the impression it's a dream of yours and I think you'd love it

[@terrieferguson6932]

Thank you its good to hear we are taking care here in Australia

[@KBB-nf1dr]

So many things to see in Australia. It’s a pretty big place and they went to a beach

[@shawnhill68]

Australia is the total package.👌

[@AdmiringEarth-lm5fh]

Im Australian and don't live too far from these places. I've travelled extensively around this country and I wouldn't even put this area in the top 20 spots. In fact I hate the gold coast.

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

Yep, Gold Coast is too sleazy and commercial.

[@TheDivineMissMikki]

Lived around the Tweed for a while, & have lived around Oz, now in Bundy. Seen many beautiful places. I much prefer places like the Tweed Valley, SC hinterland, GC hinterland, Agnes Waters etc. How do u even narrow it down to 20 places? There's so many awesome beautiful regions to see!

[@AdmiringEarth-lm5fh]

@@TheDivineMissMikki I live in nrthn NSW. Yeah I agree the areas surrounding the GC are naturally beautiful and have some awesome spots. Yeah a top 20 would be hard. Some of my favourites would be far north Qld, the southern hinterlands, southern highlands, blue mountains. Tasmania, the top end nt. NSW south coast. Great Ocean road. Murray River has some nice spots. The coorong Sa. The desert areas are unique too and there's so many others scattered around the place. I've never been to WA though and that's nearly half the country. I love the Bundaberg area too. But yeah never liked the GC much prefer Sydney or Melbourne if I had to live in a city.

[@TheDivineMissMikki]

@@AdmiringEarth-lm5fh .. so much beauty your way. I lived in the Northern Rivers area.. Mullum, Clunes, Coorabell, & love places like Whoopie (Woolgoolga). Lived in Moss Vale for a bit... got too cold for me lol... my parents lived in the Blue Mtns (Springwood & Hazelbrook), Great Ocean Rd is spectacular, have a friend who lived in Echuca & it's lovely, lived in the Gong for a while, Central Coast NSW, SC Hinterlands (Witta near Maleny), lived out bush & though I was born in Sydney I can't stand it, & not keen on Melbourne either. Lived in the southern part of Adelaide for 9 yrs, teens in Perth... give me country anyday. Tank water, open spaces, nature, heaven!!

[@siryogiwan]

we have a thing called pipi dance, it's easiest way to find them, you stand in a spot and move your feet around, water washes out the loose sand out and exposes them, you can find vids about it lol

[@matthewmcclure5218]

Or just drive the old ute forward and back then all the bumps in the sand show. 💪👌 Queenslander cheating trick.

[@Rottnwoman]

Only good for bait.

[@siryogiwan]

@@Rottnwoman yeah that's my thoughts too, I mean as far as muscles go, I'd eat them over anything else, but they make better use as bait lol

[@bambiQueenofpentacles5008]

You need a year to see this beautiful land. It's big, diverse, and very spectacular. From the deserts to the mountains to the seas. 🇦🇺

[@matthewmcclure5218]

Snapper Rock's is an awesome long beach break man. you can get surf for 30 40 seconds.

[@YvettefromAus]

I’m just going to say that Byron Bay is in Northern New South Wales and Snapper Rocks is literally on the border of NSW AND QLD. I lived at Palm Beach QLD for 25 years and being from Sydney, where the beaches and little bay’s such as Lurline Bay where I grew up with the locals was the best childhood memories. I then moved to DC and I was absolutely blown away by the beauty of DC and the Museums, the Smithsonian Museum is the best! I came home with my daughter who has dual citizenship, going back to Lurline Bay, I looked at my Dad and said “We were so fearless as kids” he was like “yeah I know and being a shark nursery you kids were crazy”. Any American people should know that our dollar is so weak against the US dollar you get a 40% discount on EVERY DOLLAR. COME ON DOWN 😊

[@pacapaca6307]

Ironically before the Aussie $ was deregulated ( a very long time ago), I travelled 10 weeks on the USA & got USD$1.25 for every AUD$1.00. Certainly helped me have a good time there… but now just USD$0.66 rough average exchange rate for every AUD$1.00… makes America expensive for an Aussie to travel. 😟

[@YvettefromAus]

@ it actually was at $0.62AUD the other day!! Good for America but bad for Australia.

[@pacapaca6307]

@@YvettefromAus Yep, goes up & down like a yo-yo & probably on quite arbitrary criteria usually within the 0.60 - 0.70 Cent range. The trouble when you travel to the US is that prices advertised for any kind of purchases don’t include State Sales Tax, Tips to the underpaid workers, or card related fees if you don’t pay with cash. You need to include a big contingency $wise into your travel budget to cater for all of that. “Good prices” can quickly become “ not so good prices” for almost everything. 😟

[@YvettefromAus]

@ I was married and living in Maryland so, I remember how good it is, the taxes did do my head in but at least here, our 10% GST sales tax is included in the price, still so much more than what you guys pay.

[@meee6836]

As an Aussie its so lovely and refreshing to hear such glowing reports from Americans. I am so glad you loved Oz as much as we do.

[@denisewilson9783]

The QLD Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise and Sunshine Coast was not developed on US Miami Beach but mostly on the California vibes but it was promoted like Miami there were small coastal towns already established and some military training camps from WWII. The goal was to develop the shore line of the whole of QLD/NSW coast to be fantastic holiday spot.

[@pacapaca6307]

Sadly has pretty much happened from NSW Border north to Noosa. Now just one big Metropolis & individual character of the townships & beach holiday vibes previously existent, pretty much wiped out. Too much traffic, congestion & loss of natural habitat. What you see now is just remnants. I’ve watched the demise of much of SE QLD region over the past 35 years as many cashed up Sydney siders & Victorians picked up & moved or “ investing” in only ever partially occupied second homes , sending real estate prices escalating out of the price ranges of locals. Hence in Noosa & elsewhere, restaurants may open only for less than half the week or not at night because the wait & kitchen staff who work there can’t afford to live there & have to commute long times/distances. Ditto many other service staff including teachers, nurses, other essential workers. QLD is beautiful but daily living is costly. This couple are travelling because they can afford to; the husband having quit a ( probably well paid) job at NASA? 🤔

[@JayWhy1964]

They are back in Australia now

[@monkemagic9726]

I live on the Gold Coast. Every minute I'm not at work, I'm on a constant summer vacation/holiday. Beach 15muns drive. Mountains with rain forests 30mins drive. World class shopping centres and 4 theme parks. Movie world dream world seaward wet n wild. And Currumbin Sanctuary where u can meet all our local animals

[@monkemagic9726]

Summer days 35 Celsius. Winter days 25 Celsius. Conversion 75 - 95 Fahrenheit

[@Mirrorgirl492]

I lived the southern end of the Gold Coast for many years, still my real home, I'll make it back one day.

[@joannemurdock7899]

And the Elvis movie was filmed there too, loved it

[@adambradley618]

Really a fan of the toned down intro 👌 you’re interesting enough you don’t need to add drama. Nice job man.

[@svenomick5857]

Neal I know the area’s this Family are talking about they are spot on, I lived up the road 20 minutes from Australia Zoo great place and the Steve Erwin wall at the Zoo is quite Sad looking at Steve a ball of energy keep up the great work cheers Mick Australia

[@Rottnwoman]

I R W I N!!

[@crazyham]

I Love your videos mate. Your enthusiasm is infectious 🙏💜🇦🇺💜🙏

[@veronikataf5206]

Goodness! they only went to the tropical part, and not much of that an all. They didn't go to the outback or a big city like Melbourne or Sydney. They missed so much.

[@karendavidson4897]

Great podcast have subscribed, western Australia is also a beautiful place. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your podcasts and I love your positivity well done. Love and best wishes from Australia, have a great Christmas and New Year 💐 be kind to each other.

[@abelhansen]

All ower friends from the U.S .A are welcome to come to Australia . We love the people in the U S A . 😊.

[@nevyn_karres]

The tRump voters might learn something ;)

[@lynmcgrow9246]

NO!! No conservative voting Americans !!!

[@aussiematt5591]

​@@lynmcgrow9246what you can't put politics aside for anything what happened to liberals being inclusive your a bunch of small minded haters

[@Rottnwoman]

Speak for yourself _ I hate them.

[@teachmemoore]

I live on the Gold Coast, they are so correct. I have travelled the world and recognise that we live in paradise here in Aussie.

[@Kammitoes]

Interesting, they just stuck in South East Queensland....excellent. As a born and bred Queenslander of 70+ years I have to say I agree with everything they're saying, and I'm gratified they enjoyed all the good things, didn't just visit coffee shops and restaurants. I spent my 20s and 30s travelling overseas - I even spent 8 years living in the US in the 1970s, but I haven't had any urge to leave since my last trip. This is paradise compared to Europe, Asia and the USA.......NZ and Canada are great though.

[@pacapaca6307]

Family oriented travel with toddlers. Their focus is different and they appreciated the options available to their kids. Only 3 weeks to visit. Basing in one region was a good idea for them. 👍

[@pacapaca6307]

Yes, Aussies who haven’t travelled much can easily take what Australia offers, for granted. Having said that, I appreciate the great beauty and hospitality I’ve experienced in many countries overseas as well. We live on a beautiful planet which really needs us humans to work hard and innovatively to keep it that way. All of us around the world. You don’t miss your water, until the well’s run dry…

[@anneomalley227]

Dreamteam Neal .... you need to try surfing... put it on your bucket list when you come to Australia ... people will help you ❤❤

[@Reefsider-fq4sk]

I've never thought the gold coast was anything like Miami. Maybe the comparison relates to all the high rise on the coast. Miami gave me a weirdly dark, unsafe vibe and I couldn't wait to leave.

[@DRC4547]

I hope they didn't miss the South Coast of Australia down from Sydney! amazing amazing !❤

[@pageup213]

I'm sure people get it elsewhere in the world, but the sunsets during the spring/summer period can be really quite spectacular (even better if you're outside of the city). Golden yellow hues that mix with deep purples and pinks as the sky changes at dusk. It can be quite spectacular to walk outside in the evening on a fairly clear sky day, to see the entire sky lit up purple and pink (doesn't last for long, but still, mother nature doing her thing). This is a decent example, but it looks more stunning in person kzbin.info65bLA_ea2pc

[@dystar112]

Spanish mackerel is my absolute favourite fish 😋

[@nolaj114]

Nice video... just wish there was more footage of the things they were describing rather than just shots of the couple and verbal descriptions of awesome things.

[@daveamies5031]

Neal, you need to get yourself and Mackenzie down here, you'll love it (but you also might not want to leave, so be warned), though this video was about the beautiful Brisbane area, Mackenzie said in one of your videos she like cooler weather, so you should plan a trip to Tasmania first, then somewhere like Thredbo in August so hopefully you get to see kangaroos in the snow.

[@Rottnwoman]

And Crimson Rosellas-- I never get tired of that.

[@badmotorfinger00]

When are you and your family coming to visit us in Oz, Neal? 😀

[@crazyham]

Even here in the outer eastern suburbs of melbourne I see Kangaroos in local parks very often. They are not a threat at all unless you seem like a threat to them too.

[@looking8030]

Bruh they came back to oz

[@shanemoriarty7132]

you in my home town try cabba

[@pollychauunlimited4296]

Omfg , where have you been mate. I've fukn missed you ❤😂🎉

[@raymondhorvath2406]

We love Americans in Australia come down and move here plenty of work and medical is for everyone see you soon.

[@tjs0067]

Why wouldn't they want to stay. Better life better health system better. Great weather great people.

[@glennoc8585]

Melbourne I'm winter is awful, American health care is excellent too you just need insurance.

[@tjs0067]

@glennoc8585 What about the one's that can't afford insurance in Australia we have Universal Health care

[@shanemoriarty7132]

you looking at fingal

[@suasanqt9992]

RIP Steve Irwin Our true Croc Dundee🙏🙏🙏

[@tiptip9495]

Australia's is big with a small population so there are more beaches then people can use. You won't have to look hard for a gorgeous empty beach.

[@dimirockeropoulos6104]

No point in moving to Australia unless you're a multi millionaire. Then you could afford a 2 bedroom apartment. Asia will give you more bang for your buck.

[@glennoc8585]

It's am unfortunate part of life I'm Australia now and many other countries. California is even more expensive than Australia now.

[@michaelmayo9048]

Dtn you like to eat .Australia and new Zealand meat and fruit is the best.

[@dianneking3616]

The Gold Coast was not built to be like Miami. . Besides you have only been to one state. Don’t generalise! Besides the surfing is all around the coast of Australia millions of surf beaches. Those sand dunes are nothing compared to the gigantic dunes we have.

[@crazyham]

I live in the hills outside of Melbourne right now and I am selling up to move to the Tablelands in Queensland.

[@Rottnwoman]

Good luck

[@dianafarmer5445]

So glad they're having a lovely time. They're doing better than me. Lived here all my life, grew up near the Beach and I've never seen a Whale. Yes the Kangaroos are all laid back, they don't generally bother People unless you try to get up really close to them, then they'll get agro. Haha they mightn't like it so much if they went in the middle of the outback. Snakes, Scorpions and giant Lizards and dry as a Bone.

[@wallywombat164]

AN̈D they went back for more.

[@whitelytr]

Aussie parents? If their kid had a mishap like that? Would be concerned about their kid, of course. But i feel that we would not get "elevated". We'd just go to the dentist, if it was needed. And that would be the end of it. We Aussies are a tough breed, for the most part.

[@suzannarobinson4726]

And you dont go bankrupt if you need medical help.

[@shanemoriarty7132]

kingscliff not goldie

[@mitch1179]

"Sounds"

[@Alex.The.Lionnnnn]

Yeah they met me. I'm addictive.

[@Alex.The.Lionnnnn]

Alright Neil. I'll marry you mate. No touchy feely, but I'll get you here. 😂😂

[@GRANTAANBYE]

And they only saw the tip of the ice berg,,,,,,

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Obviously haven't been to Western Australia.

[@Bri_g3]

Don’t think cause our wildlife is cute that they won’t kill ya

[@GarryMercer-tq5uo]

Well they missed the best parts, just went to the crowded places and below average spots, sorry gold coast

[@-sandman4605]

They definitely sold Australia.

[@davidsage124]

Mate, you should come here. I should go there! Wanna swap places?

[@nepaledb]

Perth

[@jasonmcneale3497]

Hint...stop saying dang so much

[@Mirrorgirl492]

The only reason the Fruit Bats don't snatch up your kids, is because they are fruit-eaters, babies are more like Veal...lol.

[@tonypezz]

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[@paulmartin1068]

For Americans it’s cheap to come to Australia your dollar is almost double ours so what’s stopping you from coming god bless Australia

[@glennturner4807]

$20 for a watermelon. LOL $90kg for meat. LOL $11 for a carton of eggs. LOL $10 for a litre of OJ. LOL $70 for a small packet of tobacco. LOL Let's see how long you last... LMFAO

[@michaelmurphy4360]

You have been saying you want to come out here for a while, come you can stay at my place for free New South Wales Sydney

[@nathanquinn3499]

Well now there's no housing it's expensive af because the government is about as useful as tits on a bull mate ...