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We have quit our jobs and left our home in the UK to travel. We're backpacking on a budget and trying to get around the whole world!
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Surfers Paradise: Is There More To The Gold Coast?
Is there more to the Gold Coast than Surfers Paradise? Absolutely! Discover the hidden gems that make this destination truly unforgettable. Beyond the iconic beaches and skyline, explore the tranquil beauty of Burleigh Heads, the vibrant Burleigh Heads Farmers Market, and the refreshing Currumbin Valley Rock Pool, a perfect spot to cool off and unwind.
From there, venture into the breathtaking hinterlands of Springbrook National Park. Marvel at the natural wonders of the Natural Arch (Natural Bridge) and immerse yourself in the serenity of Twin Falls, surrounded by lush rainforests and stunning views. Whether you're chasing adventure, nature, or a relaxing escape, the Gold Coast offers so much more than you expect.
Plan your next Gold Coast getaway today and experience the best of its beaches, markets, and natural attractions!
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Burleigh Heads
Burleigh Heads Farmers Market
Currumbin Valley Rock Pool
Springbrook National Park
Natural Arch
Twin Falls
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From there, venture into the breathtaking hinterlands of Springbrook National Park. Marvel at the natural wonders of the Natural Arch (Natural Bridge) and immerse yourself in the serenity of Twin Falls, surrounded by lush rainforests and stunning views. Whether you're chasing adventure, nature, or a relaxing escape, the Gold Coast offers so much more than you expect.
Plan your next Gold Coast getaway today and experience the best of its beaches, markets, and natural attractions!
📍 Stops in this video:
Burleigh Heads
Burleigh Heads Farmers Market
Currumbin Valley Rock Pool
Springbrook National Park
Natural Arch
Twin Falls
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel tips and adventures!
Alos don't forget to check out our other channel with exclusively all the drone footage we take from our journey at www.youtube.com/@UCWZXFNQ73WZA_S5tSz_s8rg
Check out our other socials;
Instagram instagram.com/@rkbackpacking
Facebook @rkbacpacking
Tiktok www.tiktok.com/@rkbackpacking
#GoldCoast #SurfersParadise #BurleighHeads #BurleighFarmersMarket #CurrumbinValleyRockPool #SpringbrookNationalPark #NaturalArch #TwinFalls #GoldCoastTravel #ExploreAustralia #VisitGoldCoast #GoldCoastAdventures #NatureLovers #HinterlandViews #HiddenGemsAustralia #QueenslandTravel #AustraliaNature #TravelTips #OutdoorAdventures #GoldCoastVibes #goldcoastbeaches
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You can go to the Mount Lofty summit without paying for parking. Just have to park down the road and walk a few hundred metres.
Glad to see you included Adelaide in your Australian trip. Many dont. You might have enjoyed Monarto Zoo also. Whilst you were near Brighton beach if you had gone up to the top of Seaview Downs you would have a great view of Adelaide from the also for free. And the car races are still held each year at Victoria Park in the City called the VAILO Adelaide 500 held now held in November.
It has been one of our favourite places to see unfortunately we only had a limited amount of time and also were going off what info we could find on Google or reddit etc. We will have to do monarto zoo when we come back as its has had the most recommendations, also love a good view point, thank you!
It’s boring as shit, sorry! Even friends that have lived there their whole lives say that. Has all the energy of a graveyard and apparently that appeals to some people. If you like conservative thinking you’ll love Adelaide.
Not sure we'd agree but I think that's fair if that's what you think
Hey guys, I agree, the zoo is not that good. Next time go to Monarto Zoo. Aust. Zoo is amazing! You should have gone to the Adelaide Hills wineries & the beaches down south or even a trip to Kangaroo Island!🦘Enjoy the rest of your time on Oz!
You missed most of the great things about Adelaide. Adelaide Zoo is definitely more than average. A new pair of pandas have arrived and the free range zoo at Monarto is awesome. That is where the lions are now kept. It's a much better environment for large mammals. Adelaide is the food and wine capital of Australia. Also the music festival state. Totally missed that.
You are absolutely right, we were only in Adelaide for a short time and didn't get to experience everything it has to offer.
Also we have way too many Indians
As in the take away resturant 🤔😅
OMG, I see Indians and Chinese everywhere nowadays. I'm not sure if diversity is still a thing in Australia.
Our zoos are pretty average but the wildlife parks are great! Cleland and gorge wildlife parks are a must
Glad you included a plug for your Drone site. Also, what about things like fly screens, gas usage, storage capacity etc?...just asking.. :)
Very good questions Gordon Bennett, there are fly screens on the windows but nothing when you open the door so if your cooking on the cooker you either want the door open or use the extractor if it has one, ours did on the first and not on the second. Gas usage depends on how much you use. They come with a 4kg bottle and that is used for the cooking obviously but also can be used for heating a shower. We didn't use a whole one or anywhere near in a few days. Storage capacity, as for exact numbers I don't know and it van to van dependant but there was a lot of cupboards and we had them organised without issue
@@Rkbackpacking Thank you
There is SO much more to do in our city than shown here. The Barossa Valley, the Flinders Ranges, Hahndorf, Kangaroo Island etc. Not to mention more stunning beaches like the Marino Rocks beach. Your video sadly made Adelaide look like a ghost town in my opinion. We have fabulous restaurants too, and our city comes alive for the Adelaide Fringe Festival every year. We have the best wineries and craft beer breweries and a thriving arts scene. But yeah, shhhhh... we're the best kept secret; everyone in other parts of Oz will tell you we Adelaidean locals have nothing else to do but watch paint dry and the grass grow lol
I'm sure we would have loved it, but two days just wasn't enough. Maybe we'll do a Part Two and explore more!
I lived on London, For 10 years, Paris for a year, Milan for a Year and Vienna for a year, Cebu City, in Philippines fir 3 years, and Sydney 18 years before all the above and other cities many months at a time in USA, and Europe and other cities in Australia etc etc. I finally chose Canberra as the best city as my base , simply because it has everything you need, extreme healthy , great schools, great public transport, no traffic, always sunny , plenty to do, cant deny it. Other cities have their strengths and weaknesses , some strengths better than Canberra , but if you optimize, and anslyze it as i wanted to do Canberra works best on all fronts.
Good luck
Why does someone travel to the other side of the world and go to a zoo? Zoos exist to showcase animals from all over the world, just go to one in the UK. If you want to see native Australian animals, go for a hike. Doesn't make any sense. Waste of money, waste of time, missed opportunity.
Thanks for the comment - someone actually recommended Adelaide zoo to us. But, "animals from all over the world" isn't quite true. No English zoo, to our knowledge, has Kangaroos, Wallabies, Koalas, Echidnas, Cassowarys etc. And whilst we have been on many hikes to see these animals in the wild, it is also nice to spend half a day at the zoo, on someone's recommendation.
@Rkbackpacking There's no way in the world I would go to a zoo in the US to see bears or a zoo in Europe to see wolves. And you're right, we don't have them at Adelaide zoo, but generally that's what zoos are for. If you want to see native animals, just go find them. There are several small national parks near Adelaide, maybe 15 minute drive, where you will see a lot of native Australian animals. I walk in them often and always see kangaroos, occasionally koalas, saw an echidna the other day, native birds, snakes, lizards. Plus you get to see Australia.
@@bibleboy6611 if you have a look at our other videos, you'll see that we've seen a lot of Australian animals in the wild. We've done numerous hikes to see kangaroos, koalas and kookaburras. On this occasion, as part of exploring more of Australia, we went to a zoo that was recommended to us. Thanks for watching.
@@Rkbackpacking Okay. You were misled.
@@bibleboy6611 if they're not here for long, they're better off guaranteed to see animals in the zoo, versus the gamble/chance on a short hike.
If you like Zoos - go to the Dubbo Zoo
Handy hint - go to the Zoo first thing in the morning and go to Mt Lofty summit at sunset (That's when all the wildlife will come out including Bandicoots)
Our big animals are all on safari with room to roam at Monarto Zoo, 40 minutes drive from the city. Rare and endangered animals, the venue is of world class standard, shame you didn’t get chance to visit.
Yeah that makes sense. I wish we knew about it sooner. 😕
Expect to wait 15-30 minutes for a filthy bus - incubators for the next pandemic. The centre of Adelaide is full of empty shops and office buildings for lease. It used to be a charming city before Tim Marcus Clarke bankrupted the State Bank in the early 90s making way for unscrupulous developers to ruin the city with ticky-tacky boxes in black or grey. Every festival is cordoned off with black plastic covered wire fences which are not free, thus excluding people. The Central Market used to be a gereat place for fresh fruit and vegetables as well as exotic foods but the stalls are being taken over by overpriced little restaurants. It might be quaint and charming to people who don't live here but it's tiresome seeing the results of blatant corruption. How else could Deloittes' black blight next to Parliament House be permitted?
You spent 6 months in Melbourne but 2 days in Adelaide? Misguided priorities! Did you happen to notice that many people in Melbourne are ignorant, parochial and arrogant? Hence the “Adelaide is boring” comments from people who have never been here or who are clueless. 3:09
So we actually had to base ourselves in melbourne as we were working for 6 months to build up some more funds (travelling gets rather expensive) so then we had a limited amount of time to do other parts. Yes we know 2 days is not enough but we got a glimpse, and a good one too so we will definitely return to explore more places that have since been told to us.
not to mention the drivers. ugh.
As a global citizen living in Asia and formerly UK and being a tour operator in SA for 6 years before, you scratched the surface of what s in and around Adelaide - the diversity in proximity is unrivalled The glacial coasts and valley, heart of the hills, Murray River especially north of Mannum, Clare Barossa McLaren Vale KI all within an hour or 2!
20 minutes, pfft, right. Not. The traffic is becoming worse by the day, especially with the ridiculous town planning making congestion worse not better.
20 minutes.. it can be longer depends what suburb you live in.
I'd been chatting with some of the recent arrivals... (Colombia, Brazil, Korea, Taiwan etc). I ask a few of them why they chose Adelaide and the all said South Australian entry level requirement for a work/study visa is lower than the Eastern States!
That's crazy, Australia is notoriously difficult to get into. I wonder why they make it easier
Good vid!
Thank you!
Port Noarlunga would've been a great spot to see on the way to goolwa. Where the Onkaparinga river meets the sea . 🌊
Oh amazing! I wish we knew that before hand!
The large animals are out at Monarto, open range. It’s worth a visit. The Adelaide Botanical Zoo is funded by the entry fees, donations and a %of the shop takings.
We will have to go there next time we come to adelaide, it's one of the most recommended things! Thanks for your comment 😁
I agree we dont anymore un productive people we dont want lazy people freeloaders 🐩😤😤😤😡
Think that's the same everywhere, have a look at the UK at the moment, it's a mess
We can only blame the government of now and previous my grandparents and my dad arrived in Australia in 1954 you were looked after at Woodside army barracks ,but if you worked you were looked after even better ,if immigrants of today got the same treatment as my family they would not survive eg too spoilt today 😐😔🧐🤔
Adelaide is horrible, go away, we don't want anymore migrants, immigrants, Victorians or New south welshmen.
😂😂😂 noted
Without doubt the most corrupt state in Australia. Called the ''secret state'' for a reason. A corrupt labor govt that protects Party members that are criminals. Do yourself a favor, avoid Adelaide
Check out VIC for corruption
For goodness sake, don’t tell everyone! I live in Adelaide and it is a gem. I have travelled the world and this is by far the best place in the world to live.❤️ And our zoo is lovely because we don’t have the big animals anymore, they are in the huge zoo up the freeway called Monarto zoo. The big cats etc have lots of land to run wild, as they should!
Don't forget Cleland Wildlife Park, just less than 30 min from the city. Free roaming kangaroos, wallabies, emus, + dingoes, koalas, monitor lizards, Tassie Devil and more.
@@martinhayward4466 exactly ❤️
The pandas were replaced, straight away, by a new pair and the lions are at Monarto Safari Park which is better for them.
No the panda was sent to China and the lions died, this was told to us by the lady on reception
@@Rkbackpacking, the pandas were sent back to China and were replaced with a younger pair, as per the standing agreement. They're there now. There are lions at Minarto. I didn't know whether or not they were from the zoo, though. Obviously not.
@@Rkbackpacking After 15 years, Wang Wang and Fu Ni went back to China on 15 November and Xing Qiu and Yi Lan arrived in Adelaide on 15 December. Bad timing for you.
And those mediocre pizza slices are $12 each. The market used to be good in the old days. It's gradually turned into an expensive toffs paradise.
Unfortunately a lot of markets we have been to are the same. As soon as you group a load of food stalls in one place, it's like they feel the need to hike up the prices, but the worst part people (like us) end up paying
Windy point, much better views.
It's shit and boring here don't move here get lost
South Australia has a lack if rainfall and as a consequence of bring dry has a much smaller population, and the fact most the younger generation head ivervto WA and Melbourne were the opportunities are, and ti escape Marxists like PETER Malinauskas
I think the smaller population adds to its appeal, which is a bit of a double edge sword as more people move for the low population, it will grow, diminishing the original appeal
A 'lack' of water has nothing to do with the population.
@@johndonaldson3619 Perth is a lot drier and is a bigger city. The reason why Adelaide is so small is due to lack of natural resources compared to other states
Marxist? I don't think so! Time to look up the definition! Don't spoil this information about our lovely Adelaide by getting into your political views, please!
@@Rkbackpackingso true. Discount the negativity here. A lot don’t like change but housing affordability and high rents have become massive issues throughout the country and why there’s an anti immigration sentiment. Many in your age group struggle finding reasonable accommodation and can see the thought of owning a home a mere dream now. Bad government policies on both fronts. Not enough social housing supply and too easy immigration policies. Tourists are more than welcome. No longer the 20 minute city especially in peak hour unless living only 5 to 8 kms from the CBD. Adelaide is very spread out. Mostly 35 kms north and south of the CBD. Even with the new south and north freeways it can take 45 minutes to an hour in peak hour in the metro area.
Yes Adelaide is a little secret, unfortunately they secret is out and lots of people are moving here from Melbourne and Sydney, which says a lot
We can see the attraction! It's a lovely place.
Pity you guys didn't go to Monarto Zoo about an hour out of city to see your Lions and elephants. Adelaide Zoo is only a small animal Zoo.
Yes unfortunately we didn't realise it was such a big attraction otherwise we 100% would have. Next time for sure!
Did you get permission to fly the drone? Most (99.9%) of Sadelaide is a No Fly Zone...
That's not true. Not only is there a dedicated flying area in the park for all recreational craft from planes to copters, but also followed the CASA website and DJI app to find spots where it was safe and legally allowed to be flown. Thanks for the concern though
@@Rkbackpacking Nonsense. You're flying over populated areas like Victoria Park and Brighton Beach. 100% against the rules.
@steveb1000 actually if you look online, there is a certain section of the park that is suitable to drones and model aircraft. And with regards to the beach, the ruling is 30m by 30m, meaning you must be away from people 30m horizontally and 30m vertically. I have completed a CASA online accreditation so am aware of the requirements
@@steveb1000 go read before making yourself look stupid....
Just avoid the public housing areas they're pretty nasty.
Glad you enjoyed our city! I have lived here for 51 years and never regretted my parents emigrating from Lancashire in 73.
Sorry guys but you portray Adelaide very poorly! I just lived in the UK for many decades and returned to Adelaide in 2019... You can't see the sights in Adelaide alone in Just a few days, you need at least 2 weeks just to see the sights around Adelaide, KI, the wine regions, Barrossa, Clare and McLaren Vale, there's many more beaches and not to mention the peninsula... Your portrait was "CRAP" And D,C,B unless you stay more than a couple of hours and make it a couple of weeks!!! 😡
That's an extreme reaction, but shows your passionate about it. We would love to go back and having seen the response, will need way more time to explore, but thankfully lots of people have since given some great suggestions
@ I gave you a thumbs up, but you have a lot to learn if you want to be successful UA-camrs! You bearly portrayed Victor Harbour in the light you should of, my sister lives on Hindmarsh Island, the other side of Goolwa, the river mouth to the Coorong and the whole basin of the Murray and S.A, your small film was almost an insult and your lucky to get a thumbs up from me.... Be careful if you should visit again, and remember, your going to need at least 2 weeks! I could go on and on for what you can see around Adelaide and these minute long UA-cam video are very nearly OFFENSIVE...! Be careful 😡
@@andrewward9601 relax karen
The Silo Art that you showed is in Coonalpyn not Keith.But other than that great little showcase of Adelaide.The best city in Australia I think.
Oh our mistake thanks for the correction, glad you enjoyed it though
Too hot and NO rain.🤷♀️
Cold and cool nights most of the year 4 seasons only too hot about 15 days of the year I live in Bangkok and travelled the world It's not too hot usually and at least it's great for cricket unlike Sydney northwards rain rain rain
yeah its not usually raining in summer here in QLD this year has been very wet, hope you guys enjoy either way.
I’d put Newcastle, NSW into most underrated city. 2nd oldest settlement in the country, 7th biggest population, 2 hrs north of Sydney, new international airport terminal, 1 hr flight to Brisbane and Melbourne, Hunter valley, Port Stephen’s, amazing beaches, Harbour city etc…I’m yet To visit Adelaide but hoping to get there next year enroute to Perth.
That sounds amazing, do you have any more recommendations and when we go we will check it out
You should go to monarto it’s absolutely fantastic and is the largest safari park outside of Africa
Living in Adelaide is great but please don’t tell anyone ,we don’t need more people here we already have too many so please keep it to yourself . The last 4 years too many people have moved in and i for one wish they would go to Melbourne or Sydney, it used to be the 20 minute city meaning you could get to where ever you wanted in 20 minutes or less now it’s become a traffic nightmare , so please stop making these videos people . Enjoy your visit but please keep it to yourselves .
Tourists are very important to Australia and are welcome to Adelaide. Immigration has been an issue that has caused traffic to increase and housing affordability issues but that’s different. It’s important to understand small businesses benefit from tourism and that includes employment. Don’t knock it. Adelaide is unique and much quieter than the other major cities but times are a changin’ but don’t mix up tourism with immigration.
@ good points you make but i wasn’t referring to tourism they are always welcome i was referring to the immigration that has taken place since the Covid business and the pressure that it has placed on all of us , the only businesses that do well are the hospitality industries , life used to be very idilic in Adelaide now it has become a constant traffic jam .
@ Yes I know what you were meaning and agree re your thoughts. Just highlighting to others that tourism matters and that Australians shouldn’t dissuade that and that’s what you’ve stated. More businesses benefit than just hospitality. Accommodation, tours, small businesses in tourist areas or just where they go. It adds $100M’s to the economy (maybe billions?) and keeps more employed and that’s crucial at a time when many need the work to survive or pay bills/maintain a certain standard of living with costs rising so quickly.
If you like wine take a drive to McLaren Vale wine region so many wineries to see here, craft beers here too. Shifty lizard and Penny Red are cool and there's lots more too. Willunga good to check, Port Willunga has great beach and the Star of Greece restaurant or head to the Victory Hotel for a great view good food and if you're wine fan go check the cellar, love a beer the front bar view of the sea great too.
Delete this, i like this place being slept on 😂
😂😂
Sidney is a very wet place in summer.
This isn't sydney this is townsville
Should have gone to Snowtown
What's snow town?
@@Rkbackpacking oh no
Noooooo
@@Rkbackpacking He's joking
Oh 😅 what's the joke, all google is saying is about murders 🤔
Adelaide is the most amazing city in all of Australia, and the whole world. What makes Adelaide, South Australia, amazing is that very few people know about it. It has a population of just 1.5 Million with the land print of New York City. Most houses are single story with a huge front and back yard. It is big enough to have all the offerings of a big city, but small enough to be able to drive to any event and park within a block of the venue. It is an International city catering for all global languages, cultures and religions. Their educational system is next to none with an abundance of Universities to choose from (Public and Private). Their health care system is affordable to all (with a private health care system to top up with, if you want) that caters for cheap medication and hospitalisation. Child birth is care is free. 10 minutes to the East of the City is a complex hill system taking you to many different farming and wine towns (you forget your only a few minutes away from a metropolis). And 15 minutes to the West of the City you have amazing beaches to drive to, from commercial to isolated. The climate is dry and their water is purified. The city is embedded in a jungle of trees, some refer to Adelaide as the 'City in a Park'
It shows that your very passionate about it, but we can see why, it is a very nice place!
The city of churches. A truly blessed city.
Huge back and front yards are now rare in Adelaide, and housing is unaffordable for those entering the market . But same in every capital now .
Best city in the world?! Whatever you’re smoking it’s top grade… maybe get out and actually travel…
@@simonvance8054 Mate, I've been to most EU Countries, USA, and Asian Countries ... but with all their fancy hype and technology, they can't compare to Adelaide. I love travelling, but I know that I have an amazing base in Adelaide to come back to.