Take some time away from Sydney to explore Australia’s stunning east coast, which features unforgettable beaches, charming …
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Take some time away from Sydney to explore Australia’s stunning east coast, which features unforgettable beaches, charming …
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Are we supposed to hear you or the god awful loud music? Why do you think adding music in the background at 100 volume is a good way to make videos? I actually would've watched it past 2 minutes if there was no music.
The music is too loud to hear you properly
Very lovely places to visit, stay and enjoy even for entire lifeβ€
Yey Palm Beach it is. So beautiful to explore.π
Certainly agree with Hunter Valley and Blue Mountains. Great places.
Favourite city Sydney to me?
Pity Hyams Beach isn't here. It's about a 2.5 hour drive south of Sydney, situated in Jervis Bay. The beach has reputedly the whitest sand in the world. On a sunny day, it's blindingly white. The grains of sand are made of silica so they are, apparently, all the same size. That explains how, with every step you take, the sand squeaks as the pressure from your footstep forces out the air from between the grains of sand. As the sand is so white, the water is absolutely crystal clear. So much so that, beyond the shore breaks, you can see shoals of fish patrolling back and forth. We stayed in a stilted house on the hill, with a view down over the beach and water. And, in the morning, we were woken up by a kookaburra on the balcony. We'd been told by the house owners that kookaburras would visit the house if they saw that it was occupied. And their favourite food was raw bacon. So we brought some bacon along and fed them breakfast. Hyams Beach is an incredibly relaxing and laid back place. And if you go on a weekday you might be lucky enough to have the entire beach all to yourself. So, if you walk further along the beach away from the entrance at the south end, you've got the privacy to go skinny dipping.
Quite a good video. Some place names mispronounced, but not as bad as many others. Three additional areas are the Southern Highlands (beautiful rolling countryside, quaint towns and villages and deep valleys), the Hawkesbury River (think the Rhine with wilderness, postman's boat ride, riverside bush driving, historical villages etc., and the Illawarra (coastal mountains and beaches, historical aviation museum and much more). Honourable mentions for Cabramatta, Parramatta, Kiama, Kangaroo Valley and the Macarthur, Picton, Nattai and St Albans areas.
Nice video πππ