Our First Time in Sydney, Australia - Best Things to do, Food, & More! 🇦🇺

[@SammyandTommy]

So stoked to be in Australia for the first time! Please let us know any recommendations of things to do in Melbourne/GOR area! - Check out Holafly and use our code SAMMYANDTOMMY for 5% off your purchase of an eSIM 👉fas.st/t/tmSwgdpR

[@peterlambert9825]

Tower Hill reserve between Warnambool and Port Fairy (Great Ocean Road). One of the best spots I've been to in Australia for wildlife in the wild. Be careful of food around the Emus - they have no manners! Make sure to look up for koalas & joeys. Great to see you guys get to somewhere other than Sydney/Brisbane/Melbourne - there's so much more Australia to see and it's quite different to the big cities.

[@wallywombat164]

I really love it when people have time to relax in a pub, have a few beers for a while and just take everything in. ❤❤❤❤

[@robe461]

Lovely video guys. Welcome Down Under, the Land of Wonder❤

[@seanelias6478]

Land of wonder?

[@wallywombat164]

Probably, I say probably, one of the nicest vids Americans have presented. No suggestions, just continue to be natural and nice. ❤❤❤❤ one each.

[@JimmyK-mz5rc]

Welcome to Sydney! Hope you guys have an amazing trip!

[@SammyandTommy]

Appreciate the warm welcome 🤗 so far it’s been great!

[@steves524]

Good to see you bowling, they have these clubs all over OZ, good for cheap food and beer🎉

[@justjordiano]

The best travel volggers no contest. Great ambassadors for Americans too - down to earth and very respectful of locals.

[@aussieanne6812]

I’m extremely thankful to call Sydney, Australia, home. The Bondi to Coogee walk is a favourite, and I’ve enjoyed barefoot bowling at Clovelly Bowling Club overlooking the sea. Please don’t miss the Circular Quay to Manly ferry ride with a stroll along iconic Manly Beach. So glad the sun came out for you.

[@LozMac22]

Welcome to Australia 🇦🇺 Hope you all had a wonderful time 👏🏼

[@jillhurford4522]

Missed you guys! Happy to see a new video! And "HI" to your parents! 😊

[@SammyandTommy]

We are so stoked to be in a new country and can’t wait to share new adventures! The parents say hi 👋

[@robertjames-life4768]

So great to see you two back on YT. Amy and I are watching it from St Paul, MN visiting my son and his partner. Thanks for sharing your adventures with your family! Cheers, be safe and have a great time making memories with the ones you love!

[@SammyandTommy]

So happy to be back 😊 We hope you’re also enjoying your family time in MN. Was so awesome meeting you both 🤗

[@hisnameisvu]

Awesome awesome my friends, so glad to see what you guys got up to on your travels to Australia..

[@SammyandTommy]

Thanks friend, so excited to be traveling again! Way more to come 😊

[@johnperosa9775]

Welcome to The Great Southern Land, my island home. I hope you enjoy your stay and you get to see the many wonders that this great place has to offer. You are what's good in this world of turmoil and your travel vlogs are something that my wife and I look forward to every week. Safe and happy travels. Best wishes.

[@simonblack0014]

I’ve been following you guys for quite a while now, great to see you’re in my home country. So many great places to see. I’m looking forward to seeing your thoughts on what I already know is an amazing country. Lots of slang for you to learn. Keep up the fantastic videos! You guys nail it !!!

[@pennyint6055]

Welcome to Oz!! Have an amazing trip guys 🤗

[@SammyandTommy]

Thank you 😃 Super stoked to be here!

[@lucysnodgrass6340]

Hello, Aussie here, so impressed you played barefoot bowls with a couple of bevvies, it’s a great Aussie tradition 👍🏻

[@WetGills]

So glad you posted again. Looking forward to seeing your first diving experiences! Let the underwater exploration begin!

[@darijos]

So great to see you in Sydney. If your still here Thursday and would like a free guide to the area south of Sydney for the day give me a bell

[@ashleynovember7323]

Epic guys. Been to Australia twice as my brother and his family lives there now for 27 years. 😊

[@wallywombat164]

Thank you for showing those Americans hootin and a hollerin at the Zoo. You must be so proud. 😊😊😊😊

[@quarkcypher]

Nice video. I was born in Sydney and I love the harbour, the Rocks area and the inner city suburbs. I now live in the upper Blue Mountains, which is west of Sydney, and is a great region for hiking and scenery.

[@keirrac2]

I live 5 minutes from the bowling club. Thanks for showing off Marrickville. It has been voted one of the coolest suburbs in the world. If you ever move out here you’d love it. So handy to the city and so many amazing shops and places to eat. And don’t forget the artisan coffee.

[@kerryp3079]

Hi Sammy, Tommy & Tommy's Parents Welcome to Australia! ..love your videos. I have started them from the beginning but still have a long way to go! 😂 I hope you have an amazing time here - so much to see & do. I don't know how much time you have here but we can give you more suggestions as you go along. ..firstly, the state of Victoria... Melbourne has beautiful parks, great coffee, European & Asian restaurants, street graffiti art, beautiful old buildings, including The Block Arcade & the library (also the old banks), cute laneways full of cafes, hidden bars, The Shrine of Remembrance, St Kilda beach, Albert Park, old suburbs full of terrace houses, etc etc. Out of Melbourne you have GOR & Grampians, Mornington & Bellarine Peninsulas Dandenong Ranges, Ballarat (old gold mining town), Gippsland, & in the north of the state, the Murray River & paddle steamer towns like Echuca. .. & lots more! (Even snow fields in the winter!). Cheers & enjoy! 🌺😘

[@xingxing85]

Omg…. Finally another video of my favorite couple

[@denisep7711]

We were in Australia in January for a few weeks. In Sydney there’s a really cool place to eat called Spice Alley. It has a ton of food stalls from all over the world. We really enjoyed it. Have fun. I loved it, especially the Australia Zoo in Queensland.

[@davidjenkinson7459]

Great watch. Many years since I was last in Sydney, so you brought back lots of fond memories. Crown Green Bowls or Lawn Bowls

[@Dr_KAP]

Welcome to our city! If you have a chance look up the song Play it Safe by Tim Minchin- it was the official song and video of the Opera House 50th anniversary last year. You’ll learn a lot from it. Enjoy Melbourne and the rest of your trip. Most of us are very friendly and welcoming and really hope you enjoy your time here ❤

[@vickichandler3253]

Welcome to our beautiful country! Hopefully you make it to beautiful Queensland 🌿😎 awesome video

[@Andy_73]

Great vlog guys, I subscribed straight away and hope you come to my home state Queensland, you’ll love it particularly North Queensland. ❤️🙏

[@tonypet4867]

Welcome to Sydney Australia its a beautiful city, ive been following your vlogs since last year when both travel to timisoara Romania ,my wife is from timisoara, we live 1.5hrs south of Sydney town called Wollongong we have nice beaches down here in Wollongong , good luck and enjoy your travel 🙏👍

[@samanthaclappis3258]

Welcome to Australia. We love your videos! In Melbourne recommend lune croissanterie, South Melbourne markets and drink all the flat whites you can (or if you like it strong, order a 'magic'). Enjoy!

[@zacjake]

Welcome to Oz... Hope you enjoy it.

[@SammyandTommy]

Thanks for the warm welcome! It has been fantastic start with super friendly people.

[@top40researcher31]

Welcome to Australia i hope you enjoy the experience what our country has to offer you

[@Davo-i1s]

When you are in Cairns take the skyway above the rainforrest to Kuramda spend a couple of hours wandering around the village and then get the train back you can buy a package that covers both trips. They provide a shuttle bus to the skyway station or back from it depending which way around that you do it the train leaves from the station at the Cairns Central shopping mall. Hire a car and do a day trip to the Daintree Rainforrest and do the walk into The Mosman gorge on the way. Also a cruise out to the reef for some snorkelling or scuba diving is a must. Plenty of other things to do in Cairns like waterfalls and swimming holes to visit but you probably wont be there long enough to do everything so you will need to choose the ones that sound the most interesting. I hope that you enjoy your stay in our beautiful country......

[@stevetaylor9926]

I’m from Sydney, have been to Cairns a few times & I approve of the above itinerary. Cheers (ps: Cairns harbour isn’t so pretty at low tide, & north of Cairns is prettier in my opinion). enjoy your time here

[@EA00000]

I took ferry to Western Sydney Parramatta great place amazing historic park had great food and comeback to city by train 😀

[@michellephillips2983]

I did the bridge walk over 20 years ago , it was like $40 back then !

[@joanokeefe6316]

Well done. This is a great video.

[@jasondilworth2767]

Totally agree with the pineapple tasting like apple pie , that's exactly what I said when I first tried it, I'm very surprised that shops on the mainland sell cod , in Tassie we throw it back in the water if we catch any , not worth eating lol

[@Danger_Mouse3619]

That bird you saw with the long beak is an Ibis but we call them "Bin Chickens" because they like to get in bins for food.

[@petertimp5416]

Glad you had an enjoyable time. I remember when the bridge walk was under $90😢 still lots of other affordable things to do😊

[@Glenn-ei3xp]

Walking across is free,still get great views. Or you can go to the top of one of the pylons I think it’s $30?

[@stevetaylor9926]

@@Glenn-ei3xpyep. South west pylon. Got great views of the Opera House & the Harbour

[@robynmurray7421]

Just once, it would be nice if someone who went to the Opera House, actually brought a ticket to a performance and went in and experienced what that is like.

[@gbsailing9436]

LOL... My suggestion would be NOT to go to Carins. It's a real waste of money. BUT, since you're probably already there, jump on the train to Kuranda...You'll love that and the place. I do hope you'll be posting a day at the Blue Mountains...🧐

[@jonogata]

Australia is amazing!! We were just there last month (a week in Sydney and a week in Melbourne). Agreed, we would move there if we could. Will be going back to visit Brisbane and the Gold Coast soon.

[@SammyandTommy]

So glad you guys had an awesome trip! Any suggestions for Melbourne?

[@DanTuber]

@@SammyandTommy Great ocean road trip, Puffing Bill railway ride, Royal botanic gardens.

[@katrinawong8273]

@@DanTubermany happy memories of trips on Puffing Billy. The Dandenongs are beautiful.

[@jonogata]

@@SammyandTommy If you have time, see the 12 Apostles. We booked a day trip through Get Your Guide. Food places: Pie Thief (we found them through another KZbinr. You’ve probably heard about the croissants at Lune. They are good, but if you decide to go, visit the Fitzroy location (not as busy as the one in the CBD), another KZbinr suggested Brick Lane Cafe. This place is small, but worth it. We went twice!! Highly recommend Hochi Mama (food and service is great, make a reservation, it gets busy). We liked Hareruya Pantry. I’ve never seen mochi ice cream like this before. We went twice. Lol. Recommend by the same KZbins for Brick Lane. We took the train to Brighton Beach to see the Bathing Boxes. We then walked to the town of Brighton for a quick snack. Look forward to seeing your other vlogs from Australia. We love it there, and it was our first time as well.

[@coraliemoller3896]

Coogee is pronounced like ‘COULD-jee’. (Like could, should, would, wood.). There is another Coogee in Perth, Western Australia, which is pronounced differently.

[@phunk8607]

Soooo the phoenix force is energy Ribbon from Star Trek Generation

[@fvalemus5377]

Welcome to Straya

[@top40researcher31]

ok with public transport (exept for ferries) you have only 30 seconds to get on and get off

[@Cosmos1987]

If you are in Australia on tour n not visited Tambourine Mountain Glow Worm cave, means you have seen nothing 😊

[@k.vn.k]

If you are still in Sydney this video might inspire you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5mYpoyHj6edmMUsi=oOwMnT5EYnOoRKxR

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

here are 10 small tips to any US citizen that wants to visit Australia. 1. leave your attitude along with your guns at the departure lounge. 2. don't panic! it will be there waiting for you when you get back, we don't want it. 3. you cannot buy a gun here as easily as you can in the US, nor carry a gun over here, this is not the wild west as it is in the USA. 4. enjoy the sites the food and the different cultures. 5. Australia has a culture, they have song, dance and food and we are proud of it. 6. The US has, Levi's jeans, McDonalds, mass shootings, guns and bombs and you are proud of it? 7. take lots of photos, buy the occasional souvenir. 8. when you get back to the US "the home of the brave and the free," pick up your gun and your attitude, you will notice it is still there intact as you left it. 9. Show your friends the photos and tell them you had a nice time. 10. Oh and don't forget to tell your friends you experienced real freedom for the first time in your life not having to carry a gun!

[@gloryglory5688]

You’re an embarrassment

[@Rhythmattica]

Thats not a Nice post.... Though I might agree.... The many will work it out by themselves....Its the only way .. Travelling broadens the mind..... as the saying goes.... (Unlike Aussies in Bali!) . ;)

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@Rhythmattica It may be construed as a not a nice post, however, it is factual. And yes I agree travel does broaden the mind and many of the US people I have met overseas with the exception of Texans do not want guns freely available. The problem with MERICANS! is that the majority don't even know other countries exist outside the US. Aussies who go to Bali for a holiday are your average bogan in my opinion who want to by a t shirt that says "I have been to Bali" (jeez I hope you found that funny)

[@lionellloyd9003]

That aboriginal song sounded odd never heard then sing like that before.

[@gloryglory5688]

I’m sure there’s a lot of things you haven’t seen or heard before

[@lionellloyd9003]

I,m Australian i,ve heard plenty ofcsongs that was not constructed correctly. And thecvowelsxwerecto harsh ​@gloryglory5688

[@Michelle.A79]

Bondi beach is Australia’s most overrated beach! It’s overcrowded and not to mention all the backpackers that flock there. That’s why I much prefer Manly beach which is 100% better.

[@stuarthancock571]

Nearly every small country town in Australia has a Lawn Bowls club. Its a great game, can be played mixed genders and unlike golf, you're not looking for your ball all day if your playing bad. And as you experienced, age doesn't affect performance.

[@jasondilworth2767]

Totally agree with the pineapple tasting like apple pie , that's exactly what I said when I first tried it, I'm very surprised that shops on the mainland sell cod , in Tassie we throw it back in the water if we catch any , not worth eating lol