Exmouth, Australia - but with no money

[@marcko90000]

We pronounce Exmouth as Exmuhth :) loving the videos

[@OnePackWanderers]

Intuitively that’s what we thought because it’s definitely how it would be pronounced in other English speaking countries. And then we looked up several Australian vloggers who all pronounced it Ex-MOUTH. Now I have no idea what to think 😂

[@marcko90000]

@@OnePackWanderers 😄 Go with whichever pronunciation you feel most comfortable with, people will understand you either way. Hope you both have a wonderful trip on the remainder of your time here in Australia!

[@diannecain1]

“Ex mouth” is the way us Aussie pronounce it

[@tw25rw]

I'm Australian and say it Exmuth. But I've lived in England..

[@marcko90000]

​@@diannecain1 ​Yes but we have a bit of a history of pronouncing places how they are spelled and not always accurate. Also, ​ @OnePackWanderers you are going to experience the same when you eventually reach Tasmania, if you ever visit Lachlan, Tasmania you will hear different pronunciations.

[@lt8558]

Please don’t feel self conscious about posting budget friendly content. I just came across your profile a few days ago and I’ve probably watched between 10-20 while sick in bed! Your videos are authentic, not overly edited and glamorised, I think people crave content like this + budget friendly is authentic and realistic too! Especially given the cost of living crisis, your content is relatable and deserves more views. I think you guys should put an option where people can donate if they choose to, honestly, you guys deserve it, you’re a young couple, and you both compliment each other. Thanks for the content 🏆🏆

[@jbw42]

Crowbarring in "Bob's your Uncle" right at the end made me LOL

[@daxriley8195]

Tia has her Big Things agenda, Cheveyo has his Fair Dinkum Aussie accent :D

[@Elitist20]

Bob's your auntie's live-in lover.

[@DamagedDingo]

I was thinking he forgot till he hit us with that at the last second!

[@bigbrotheriswatching8709]

It was always good, but the videography and editing on this series has gone to a new level! Just amazing!

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you 😊🙏🏻

[@jamesrobinson4429]

No thank you for your great videos as usual​@@OnePackWanderers

[@seamusobrien2675]

One of the things I love about Australia are the little self-served vegetable stalls, where not only do people not nick (that's shop lift in Australian) the vegetables, they don't take the box with all the money either. This is the standard that societies must reach to be safe. It's a small compensation for having all the other things in the natural environment that will kill you on your journey.

[@craziewill]

it's so sad we don't get to see such behaviour and social standards in 99% of the country

[@GardeningCookingNature-zx8np]

You can get some great produce of high quality and some that is not common in grocery stores.

[@Enncee93]

Only in places with like 100 ppl lol. Try pull that in a city and it'll be gone before you can blink

[@robertmurray8763]

​@nmdc93 Australia cultural differences in-between city any rural are enormous. In a rural area, everyone knows everyone.

[@c.thomo_oz7087]

I LOVE the raw budgeted exploration you guys are doing here in Oz. Makes for great viewing actually. Honestly have preferred your vlogs over other big travel youtubers at the moment... You two are so genuine and just so chill. Just keep doing what ya doing it's great. What your capturing is very well balanced. 🎉🎉

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hey thanks a lot, the tight budget makes us self-conscious sometimes so this is nice to hear

[@libbypeace68]

@@OnePackWanderers No, don't feel self-conscious! Budget travelling creates some of the best discoveries and experiences. I backpacked in Europe in true budget style, buying marked down tins of food in supermarkets where we couldn't read the language and had no idea what was in the tin, lol ... makes for some fun!

[@jasonbarnes5605]

I'm with you with the tight budget. More down to earth. Love the way you are showing us our country. Very cool. Anyone with lots of money can travel and film their experiences and to be honest, I'm enjoying your videos more . Keep doing what you're doing, it's great!

[@DavidMudge-l7l]

When do you expect to be in south east Qld?(Sunshine Coast). Unless you are taking an inland route? It would be great for some of your Aussie fans to meet up with you.

[@AussieTVMusic]

Cheveyo's accent is getting better. He now sounds South African lol. Keep going mate, you'll get there.

[@OnePackWanderers]

I’m rolling 😂🤣

[@Shift0231]

South African accent 😆 - essentially a mix of Aussie and New Zealander - which makes sense since you’ve spent time in both places

[@Walts-Travel]

I still have to thank you guys for encouraging me to take the leap. With my anxiety, I managed to be over on the other side of the world for almost 2 years.

[@Icipher353]

That's awesome. Where are you from, and where did you go to?

[@Walts-Travel]

@@Icipher353 from Kansas with a oneway ticket to Vietnam. I'm in Thailand now.

[@Icipher353]

@@Walts-Travel Cool. have a great time there.

[@Walts-Travel]

@@Icipher353 Going all over. It's been almost 2 years of solo traveling

[@gregbrewer3779]

Welcome back. I first picked up on your NZ trip, lots of laughs with NZ names, having been there several times we really enjoyed doing it together with you. We look forward to your next legs. Hopefully you will make it to our neck of the woods, the Sunshine Coast.

[@wallywombat164]

I haven't lived in Aust ( I still call Australia HOME ) for many a year. TIA, a couple of episodes ago? when you said you could live in Aust, I woz very prowd of home mate. Thanks kiddo. Oh, by the way, I am indigenous AUSSIE. ❤❤❤❤

[@srjwaugh]

LOL, cute Asian dad!!! one of the best one-liners I've heard for a long time.

[@Tiamariawouldntwanttobeya]

Chev, loving the Aussie accent lol. You’re doing great 😂

[@hammmer55]

From Arizona. Was just on the west coast August-September 2023. Saw a lot of where you were. Spent a month in Kalbarri and ventured out to many beaches (4x4 required). Absolutely stunning. I’m ready to go back! Safe travels

[@matthewcullen1298]

Nice one mate. Hope you get to see the east coast. There is plenty to see.

[@hammmer55]

Absolutely! I’ve been to Australia 6 times now. Spent a year with a mate driving around the entire country and down the middle. I just can’t get enough of it. Maybe Palm Cove north of Cairns for my next trip. Cheers

[@matthewcullen1298]

@@hammmer55 that's so good to hear mate. I'm a Brisbane resident these days but grew up on the gold coast. Born and bred Queenslander through and through. Glad you are enjoying Australia mate. I love my country.

[@diannecain1]

Not sure if you guys have heard of the staircase to the moon in Broome but you should plan your timing to be there to view it. It’s next due around 22,23,24th June Love that you came back to see the top end of Oz

[@riapuaina]

Tia’s face everytime Cheveyo switches to his Aussie lingo has me lol 😂😂😂 - as a Kiwi married to an American living in Aust, I feel you gurl! 😅😂

[@mjmack633]

It’s good to see that Tia has mastered the Aussie salute. 🪰

[@erroljones2890]

Ha guys if you are doing the Tass ferry x Geelong, hit us up. we live 10 minutes away we can offer you guys a bed a shower, a washing machine, good internet and a jacuzzi and a home cooked meal or 2 Love your work Errol

[@andersoncpu]

I really enjoy seeing your take on the world. I think you did a fine job with the reef videos. Keeps enjoying your travels and thanks for sharing. OH, and I am totally on team BIG THINGS!!! Tia for scale

[@kymcruickshank7246]

Just for a piece of trivia for you. Exmouth was known a while back for having the largest American Naval Submarine base in Australia. The town was created to house and supply them. So the place used to be FULL of Americans. 😀 When I was a kid we’d be amazed by the accents. 😂 Also, if your headed to Darwin check out the American presence there during WW2. It was a big deal. And the place still has a large American armed forces contingent

[@paultams54]

More recently it caters for the joint Australian and United States naval communication station located on the north-west coast of Australia, 6 kilometres (4 mi) north of the town of Exmouth, Western Australia.

[@HighTowerAU]

Darwins aviation mueseum has a b52 bomber inside.

[@Sy25w]

Brisbane has a memorial along the northside of the the River. Dedicated to the U.S Navy Sub Base that was a vital staging area for U.S Naval Forces in WWII.

[@KewGardens1]

Really enjoying your videos. These are part of my country I will never get to see in the flesh and I am really enjoying living vicariously through your journey. Your photography showcases this scenery so well. Thank you for sharing your expertise and your experiences.

[@virtualdude64]

I went to Exmouth in 1988 and was on the first bus to ever go there according to the driver who said that only Bus Australia went there and this was the very first trip. The only passengers on the bus were myself and girlfriend. When we got to the town, it was full of Americans and American vehicles. We cycled to Turquoise Bay and were the only ones there, but I had sunburn so couldn't swim in that amazing place. The aerials were there and that site was occupied by the US military. There were heaps of kangaroos and emu along the road. It was truly amazing.

[@TorchHacker]

7:39 Naval Communication Station Harold E Holt. Very low frequency (19.8 kHz) radio communication with ships and submarines.

[@JordanCantelo]

Enjoy the coastline! We are very fortunate to have the best coastline in the world here in WA (Slightly Biased opinion lol) It’s a great time to visit Karijini and Millstream National Parks. I don’t know when you filmed this vid, but the rain they are currently receiving as I write this, will be turning the usual golden spinifex to a magnificent greener colour very soon and the landscape will be transformed. It’s incredibly gorgeous. Absolute must if you are going inland 👌

[@zzhoward]

Love Cheveyo's aussie accent and aussie-isms :) Keep it up!

[@howdareyouyoucantsaythat5340]

Really nice timelapse sunset. Congrats on editing and drone work. Good job, keep it up. Love you folks! Wholesome entertainment.

[@home8630]

In Australia there are websites or places you can go for half price tickets to tourist attractions and accomodation in Australia. Also entertainment as well. A lot of Australians in times past have used this as an option, because a lot of Australians have to be budget conscious. At present there is a housing crisis. In times of crisis people go on holidays and travel, particularly if they are homeless. Its easy to find these places online, just make sure its a reputable site. Glad to see you back in Australia, hope you have a lovely time.❤ Bob's your uncle and Fanny's your aunt. Sunsets and sunrises on the water, always gorgeous in Australia, and I get to see beautiful sunsets from my bedroom window, nothing like it. We always we need to remember what we have. Finally someone from USA are getting us with what we wear and our dress style and fashion sense...a lot of the time we live in places where no one really cares.;..its just you in nature. Gorgeous rockwallaby. But beautiful alone places in Australia has its challenges with isolation for a lot of Australians.

[@Potomacstud]

Hand on my heart , this gotta be one of the most superb video that opens the eyes of the world to all the exciting places our dynamic duo have so graciously take us along , Thank you Tia and Chev

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Potomacstud]

@@OnePackWanderers i have to thank you instead , both of you brought the best of the world to us , Australia indeed blessed by both of your presence there , truly a gracious gift to them.

[@JustXee]

A dingo ate my baby! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣So excitedt that you two came back to Aus. It's Winter so be prepared for Freezing South East Aus! VIC and Tas are gonna be freezing yet beautiful. Get your coats ready 😚😚😚😚I'm a Melbs chick and it's cold. Yes.. We still have the best coffee! 😋

[@Wandafulofit]

The parrots are Corellas and hundreds of them perch on the power lines at my house in the Bega Valley NSW every morning and night.... (dawn/dusk)....

[@FionaEm]

At the risk of another pronunciation correction 😝 Carnavon is pronounced C'n-AR-v'n and Exmouth is Ex-mth 😊 Tks for keeping your Mazda plug low-key; a much more genuine approach than other KZbinrs. Gorgeous shots of the bay & sunset! I've never been to WA because health problems scotch travel for me these days, so I'm living vicariously through you guys 😊 Cheers from Melbourne!

[@MaccaMJ]

You’re right about Carnarvon’s pronunciation, but the other is “Ex-mouth.” I made the same mistake as you until I got there!

[@michaelhall5429]

Nah exmouth is pronounced how its written. Been here 10 years and have never heard exmth

[@mrboogang]

@@MaccaMJ I was just about to reply this exact thing - it's EX-mouth!

[@margaretclark6729]

Oh my gosh, you guys!! Those drone shots of Turquoise Bay were just beautiful! 😮 Loving all your funny banter - gorgeous Tia took the comparison to an Asian male tourist so bloody well! 😂 You guys are just the best! Safe travels and keep trying to master the accent Cheveyo! You’re doing better than most Yanks! ❤❤❤🎉

[@surfsup65]

Was so disappointed you didn't get up north to Turquoise Bay on your last trip but so happy you made it back and found that little jewel

[@becp6959]

I love being an Australian, we have some of the coolest things :D So glad you guys are back!!! :)

[@mrboogang]

I love your pronunciation of 'Carnarvon' - very innocent. Also, those were cockies making that noise, not parrots, but again, so innocent. The noise they make when in formation like that is part of every Aussie kids childhood. So glad you're both back in WA!

[@diannecain1]

Not sure if you guys have heard of the staircase to the moon in Broome but you should plan your trip timing to be there to view it. It’s next due around 23,24,25th June Love that you came back to see the top end of Oz

[@Wdeane1957]

The noisy birds at the start are Sulphur Crested Cockatoos. Very loud, and love to strip a eucalyptus tree of its leaves if they settle in it.

[@michaelbond4321]

Probably not around Carnarvon - very few in WA. Likely to be Corellas.

[@TheSkskitey]

Nice you guys . "Not safe to drive at night in Australia" , you didn't explain , Kangaroo's and even cattle can jump out on you on the road and you don't want to hit any of them . When you get to Broome make sure you see the dinosaur tracks , the crocodile farm is good too but a bit out of town , you can hold a baby croc Tia :-)

[@jenthompson8372]

Absolutely loving that you’re back in Australia! They are my favourite videos :)

[@linhofmann4913]

Exmouth is jammed back in winter due to the Grey Nomads ( older people/ retirees who own caravans and 4WDs) , they go there to escape Perth for winter 😂

[@steveth1000]

A lot more not so young people travelling in vans and Motorhomes. Many young families.

[@MrJames_1]

Start sharing this channel of beautifully shot travel videos please folks. They need more subs so they can keep producing these excellent videos 🙏❣👍

[@pippasmith4813]

When we did the 13,000km drive from Darwin to Sydney via WA with our four young kids, Coral Bay and Exmouth were two of our favourite destinations. Coral Bay has kept its natural charm because development was deliberately halted, so camping and caravans are the only options. From there you can sail out to see manta rays, dugongs, whale sharks and other marine creates. At Exmouth we stayed in the former American military intelligence base when bunk rooms were offered (1998). At night we would return to the beach to watch out for turtles, which would come onshore to lay their eggs.

[@tommyau2006]

my favourite travellers...................you guys rock

[@Wandafulofit]

I was so excited by your return to Aussie that I binged watched all of your vids from last year (again) So I am expecting MORE "big things" from you Tia, although I'm not sure how many you will find up the North West Coast.... Is there a big oyster or pearl???

[@edcampbell7484]

The sunset time lapse was excellent. Watching from Houston.

[@walks_with_me]

Your content just keeps getting better and better. Fantastic footage of the scenery. Your love of Australia is heart warming. From an Aussie ❤

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you very much! 😊🙂

[@johngodden4363]

You mentioned that it’s dangerous to drive at night in Australia . . without elaborating. I once drove across the Nullarbor and passed an amazing site. Black skid marks extending for 100 metres then curling off to the left. At the end of the skid marks was a pile of six large dead kangaroos. Clearly a large truck ploughed through a mob of kangaroos dashing across the highway ( at speed) and collected a number of them on the bull bars up front and he locked up his brakes, came to a screeching stop, then backed away, and continued his nighttime journey. Had that been a car or even a 4x4 it would have been a major collision. Best to travel in daylight hours when the Roos are resting. Camels are also a danger.

[@chrismatkin7216]

Just a reminder......it's winter in Oz at the moment! (You mentioned 'summer weather" in the video!)😊 Oh and by the way, you probably already know this, but the rear seats in the BT50 easily lift up and created a decent storage space in the back of the cabin (just in case that is of use). Welcome back to Oz, enjoying your videos😊

[@jessicahammetttravels]

Hahaha ‘Bob’s your uncle’ - can’t wait for more of these from Cheveyo! You guys are killing it ❤

[@SarahH-ns6ly]

Another video! We are being spoilt! Love the drone shots. I think that swimming with whale sharks is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most people, so they will pay a lot for it.

[@ElGordo1959]

11:22 Asian Dad on vacation cracked me up! 🤣

[@eurekaelephant2714]

Thankyou. Your videos are a ray of sunshine, speaking of sunsets. Im sorry this country has become so expensive, but you two demonstrate how to do it anyway. Love it.

[@noelbowerman1562]

You are seeing parts of Australia ,I haven't seen ,and I'm an Aussie. Really enjoying your videos. I really must get over to the west .

[@lachlanmckenzie8208]

One of the most beautiful places in Australia. Did 2 years of Whaleshark spotting and nothing beats it

[@johnn4842]

FYI - the towers are a joint Aussie/US naval base for low frequency communications with US nuclear submarines. The central tower stands about 1300 feet.

[@sneddy77]

Spoiled, two vids for us to watch in one weekend. Love your adventures! Great work with the drone recently, you’ve really upped your game :)

[@MonstaAU]

Did you guys not see the Moray Eel at 8:59 ?? Swam right over the top of it.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Yea! I was trying to get closer but didn’t want disturb it too much

[@therese4963]

Lovin the videos. Also Tia's face whenever Cheveyo pops out an Aussie saying. I laughed out loud at the comment that Tia looked like an Asian Dad on vacation. So, Bob's your Uncle and Fanny's your Aunt 🤣

[@fanofhifi]

Aussie here - welcome home!

[@Danger_Mouse_00]

Getting towards the middle of winter here and I'm on the other side of Oz watching you guys swimming in the ocean with Lovely weather and beaches. Damn 😜

[@madswansfan1]

The time lapse of the sunset was amazing. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@Sy25w]

WA with its long coastline, scenic locations & glorious sunsets is a hard act to beat or follow.

[@destnations5588]

Insanely Good Snorkelling in Coral Bay, and they have local Golden Trevally near the spit that actually swim beside you.....

[@michaelayliffe7238]

That landscape is the oldest on the planet. The ground is rusty. The sun over there in the west is so bright, so clear, it burns too.

[@MrRolandMichel]

Don't go gettin' swelled heads or nothin'... but you work is Top Flight and a true pleasure to watch!

[@chopper7352]

So far you guys are tracking the same path as what the family & I did 2 years ago. From Perth to Northampton to Kalbarri to Coral Bay to Exmouth to Karijini to Marble Bar (via Port Headland due to flooded roads / River crossings due to Cyclone / heavy rain) & then back down to Perth via the inland route /towns. Great Road trip with a Camper Trailer staying at various Cattle Stations along the way.

[@70chevs]

If it's not on your list you have to go to the Purnululu National Park, you need a 4wd to get there which you now have. You won't be disappointed, it is possibly the most spectacular place in Australia.

[@rfarid]

"Summer weather" ... in the first or second week of winter hahahah xD

[@sgraham005]

Really interesting to me. I used to work in the area. There is an old WWII U.S. military Base in Exmouth.

[@OnePackWanderers]

We’re told the antennas are related to that base

[@suecottrell4003]

🤗Since you’re going to travel 👍through SA and VIC💕what about checking out Silo Art!!🤗It,s how the farmers 🫶have dolled up 👍the ugly grain Silo’s.💕💕💕So it’s not just the Big Things,😙there’s Silo Art as well!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💋💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@thetravelingtoosmtl]

Tia’s reaction to Cheveyo’s, “How good is this gorge” was hilarious. 😂

[@peterslade3927]

G'day Cheveyo and Tia, if you get the chance check out the Bungle Bungle Ranges in the Kimberley's in Western Australia. Great video and scenery. Please take care while driving and I'm looking forward to your next video. Pete - Adelaide

[@Gordon_L]

Towing an off-road teardrop camper behind Luna might have saved a lot of accommodation cost if you could have hired at Perth and dropped off at journeys end . She's already fitted with a towbar . I want to see Cheveyo take a picture of Tia with an actual Asian dad 🤣

[@brettyallop6018]

Great video guys! The videography, soundtrack, story telling and editing are awesome!

[@brianpeddie8687]

It's pronounced Kal-Barry, Cnaarvn, Ex - mouth (as in cake hole). Pity you missed a swim at Coral Bay- beautiful full-on reef a short swim away. There used to be snappers coming into 300mm deep water (dozens of them) for a feeding frenzy - not sure if they still do that.

[@JukKluk1]

Port Hedland is/was magic for sunsets. I lived there a couple of times in the '80's and saw some absolutely breathtaking sunsets. I think a lot of it was due to the iron ore dust emanating from the port, a side effect of loading the bulk carriers.

[@rusty4827]

The towers you saw are from the Harold E Holt joint US-Aus naval communications base. The tallest tower -Tower Zero is the tallest structure in Australia (not tallest building).

[@ElGordo1959]

I watched that sunset about 3 years back when WA was locked in, and we all did staycations! It is spectacular. There are green turtles on a deserted beach accessed by a small gate on the coastal road about halfway between the American Naval Communication Station Harold E. Holt and Turquoise Bay. Yes there are Dingoes which surprised me to!

[@tammymahon5571]

Amazing time lapse guys. Im glad WA is putting on such a good show for you. Enjoy every moment ❤

[@TerryToon17]

The diving video, with fish and the eel thing was great.

[@Gee-un6tq]

There bigger blowhole in Kiama south of Sydney. And a huge cave called the Jenolan Caves.

[@jvvoid]

And Leo's getting l a r g e r !!

[@PaulinePendock]

Just gorgeous!!! Everything!!! The beaches, rocks, that cute rock wallaby 😍 and that sunset!! Wow!!! We have been spoiled!!! 🥰

[@antipodean1233]

Great sunset time-lapse, WA definitely has some rippers, and yep Tia its Exmouth and Carnarvon is K Narvn,Aussies tend to drop vowels except for the Ah / AR ..though we throw an OH on many words... bottlo,arvo, servo, etc

[@MaccaMJ]

You’re right about Carnarvon’s pronunciation, but the other is “Ex-mouth.” I made the same mistake as you until I got there!

[@antipodean1233]

@@MaccaMJ thanks Macca, I've updated the comment, I never got that far Nrth, I want to though, I lived in Perth for a few years and I heard both pronunciations, but local knowledge is key so thanks again.

[@MaccaMJ]

@@antipodean1233 it’s a bit like “Fremantle” or “Freemantle.” I have no idea which one is correct!

[@antipodean1233]

@@MaccaMJ your so right , I always say free but I think it may be fre . but I really don't know 😂

[@houstoncrabbe7489]

Highly recommend checking out or even staying at Bullara station stay if your still in the area, I think you will love it, very cool setup.

[@Brezzo]

7:36 that's the very low frequency naval base transmitting station! Naval Communication Station Harold E. Holt

[@Innerlight320]

H e Holt rip

[@paulrowan8032]

you guys should get a tyre compressor, so you can go 4x4 sand & rough roads, easier if you deflate ya tyres, & go where you normal couldn’t, just a suggestion!

[@yippie6862]

I'm not sure I would have gone into the ocean around that area. They have box jellyfish and irukandji sometimes. At least it wasn't the worst part of the year for them which is in October and November.

[@PeteTAus]

Indeed @OnePackWanders !!! As Yippe rightly cautions, if you don't have the suits like you had on the reef, then you should think twice before swimming in the ocean up there and further north. The major box jellyfish and/or the Irukandji box jellyfish are super small and translucent. The body is about the size of a sugar cube and the tentacles range in size up to about a metre or so. Contrary to popular belief, applying vinegar is not recommended, because it can actually have the opposite effect to bluebottle stings, where it instead can stimulate and activate the stinging barbs that might not have triggered when first coming into contact. Sorry to be a wet lettuce leaf 🥴🫤🙃😎

[@jillkimball]

Box jellyfish and irukandji are a summertime occurrence, so these two are well outside the season where they have to worry-especially this far south.

[@beautifully_wonderfullymade]

If it helps, when I moved from Adelaide to Sydney I said most of the places in my local area wrong. Adelaidians speak with a different accent than the east coast. Everything here is just so harsh sounding and the vowel sounds are longer than I am used to. So you don’t have to be from the US to say the names of places wrong, you can be from a different Australian state and you still get it wrong.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hahaha, this is actually very comforting - thank you.

[@Shift0231]

Never been to Exmouth during whale season - sounds expensive and outside our travel budget but luckily nature has provided so much beauty there for free! As you pointed out and demonstrated, the contrast of colours are spectacular! Love watching you appreciate it too - WA is such a special place! Thank you for the dose of joy and happiness you bring and keep it coming! Safe travels!

[@MrOriginalB]

You have a 4wd now, you can go to Wolfe Creek Crater. Amazingly peaceful campground, plus it’s free!!

[@Wdeane1957]

And watch the movie after you visit.

[@Dexter_2105]

Keep a look out for Thorny Devils on the road. Do a search to see what they look like. You can pick them up. So cute. Karijini Gorges guys?

[@zavirca]

That sunset! Wowza!

[@jillkimball]

You're hitting all the spots my husband and I visited, down to the literal same fruit stand in Carnarvon. And I gotta say, you're making me want to go back and do it all over again. The snorkeling, the sunset, the rock wallabies, the red rocks...?!?! Ugh, so good. If you ever come back and you have more time to book ahead, you HAVE to check out some of the epic station stays (camping/glamping/cabins at former sheep shearing stations). My favorites were Bullara Station near Exmouth (wood-fired showers under gum trees) and Wooramel Station close to that Billabong truck stop (hot springs under the stars).

[@quadbox]

The humour in this vlog is top tier dad jokes. And not you guys shaming the chonky wallaby 🤣

[@digimaze]

Thanks again, so sad you didn't get more time in Coral Bay guys but glad you had a snorkelling experience anyway in Exmouth. So many incredible sunsets await you as you head up the Western Coast. Fingers crossed Broome's Cable Beach does the right thing for you. It's a well known thing here that after Mother's Day in May Aussie caravanners etc migrate North so accommodation, campsites (free or otherwise) are hard to get and the costs dramatically increase. Australia IS expensive to travel around hence many of us go to Asia..lol Looking forward to your future offerings and adventures in the Pilbara plus. Happy Trails :)

[@mickdonedee1]

Your drone footage is spectacular. Take care swimming in the ocean from stingers and sharks. Make sure help is nearby. Timelapse of the sunset was a real treat. ❤

[@ThreeUnderTwo]

Lovin the vids, you guys have really adopted the Aussie vibe. We found that, the more rural you travel, the further in advance you need to book places, not surprised that Exmouth Holiday Park was booked out for a year. So many people are doing the lap now and small places can't handle the volume. Can't wait for the Tassie vids, we just got back from travelling around Tassie for 2weeks in a camper. Looking forward to seeing seeing where you go and your experience, Tassie blew us away and we can't wait to go back.

[@GillGillyBean]

Glad to see you’re back in Oz. Safe travels xx

[@peterhoulis1184]

Exhmouth is awesome especially if you like seafood , and the towers are from the Harold E Holt Communication Base

[@brasschick4214]

That naming is so ironic… like the Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool…

[@kimballamram552]

He was a big supporter of the Vietnam War along with United States President Lyndon Johnson

[@KelpiesRock]

You are showcasing Australia excellently.🦘🤠👏

[@davidross7932]

The time lapse.....You nailed it!!!

[@JohnSmith-wl8ts]

Tia gets more adorable every video