Perth is not the most exciting tourist destination on Earth,but it is the greatest place to live. Clean,quiet,laid back and friendly,and a climate to die for.
@@kaylz6418 Yeah trip in '98 I recall I was in shorts & then jeans / t-shirt. My parents once lived in Casino, NSW when dad was still on the railways. The temperature was very mild like Perth, but it can get bitterly cold at night - it is desert, hence why a fireplace is needed.
@@matthewbrown6163 yes we do have the occasional cold night and go as low as 8 degrees. However, that’s rare. I wear my short sleeve t shirt and shirt all year round.
Alot of people who come to Australia think Sydney or Melbourne is the places to holiday and don't even know that Perth exists, FACT, Perth or Western Australia has way more to offer. 👍🤠 WEST IS BEST ✌
Started my life in Perth,the first 12 yrs,then Port Hedland for the next 27 yrs (a 1 1/2 yr stint in Townsville Qld), now live in south west of WA .Best beaches,climate,nature,(wine) and people in Aussie.
I love how they said that Fremantle prison is not for the faint hearted. I grew up here its like one of the big excursions you take in primary school as a kid, you take a packed lunch hahaha although I do know you can take like night tours into tunnels as adults which would be scary AF
As someone from Perth I feel like I can say this, Perth doesn't have much of a skyline because its vertically challenged, but it stretches 80 miles from north to south. You can get some great views of the city if you head up to the hills on the east. You can make a day trip out there too due to the number of brewrys (Beer, cider, whisky, gin etc) orchards and farms. And theres lots of historical sites due to the suburbs in the east being some of the oldest in Perth
Perth City building is limited in height because of its fairly close proximity to the airport. There has been some talk of raising that height limit, but I'm not hopeful. The good news is, we're not far from the airport!
Western Australia is beautiful, all the beaches are amazing, down south gorgeous, up north rugged, wild and authentic ....gold coast is fun but not real Australia
WA is much more laid back to the Eastern States. We affectionally say WA stands for “Wait Awhile”. I live south of Perth in the country, about 1.5 hours away. The South West region is well known for vineyards too….and I have been known to be involved in a winery tour or two in the Dunsborough or Margaret River region. We have surf competitions that attract world wide stars too, in Margaret River. If you love outdoors either walking in the bush or beautiful white sandy beaches we have an endless supply of those all along the coast. The sun sets over the beaches. Our sunsets are spectacular. Winter is milder in WA and we do not have as many serious fires or flooding that the Eastern States get either. I am not saying that it never happens, but they do not happen very often. We have the biggest State too, so there are so many different landscapes. The Kimberley region up North is spectacular as are the beautiful Karri and Jarrah forest in my South West region. Both are hard wooded trees and they are known to make some of the most beautiful furniture you could ever have. Check out the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk near Denmark WA. Albany down south also has a Great War Museum. This is where our ANZAC soldiers left Australia to head to war by boats back in the day. You’d need a whole day to immerse yourself here. It has letters that the soldiers wrote, and so much more. Broome (said like the Broom you use to sweep) has an event called Stairway to the Moon, they have a Pearl farm, gorgeous beaches etc. One downside is that travel is expensive here compared to the Eastern States. I’m a proud Aussie and love all of Australia. I’ve been lucky to travel a lot, including a three month stint of around 15,000 km from WA to South Australia, up to Darwin in the North of Northern Territory and then back to WA following the coast back home. I’ve also managed to head to all other States except Canberra. That one is still on my bucket list. it is all beautiful but there is nothing like home. Cheers fellas.
The mortgage you have to take out to go to the pub, the isolation, living in 1978 perpetually, being forced to learn the banjo, make moonshine & marry your cousin, yeah it’s great
The Swan Valley is nice but the best wineries are about 4 hours drive south in Margaret River, near the city of Busselton. The South West of WA is where everyone from Perth tends to holiday if they holiday in WA, so this tells you something if people are leaving a place as nice as Perth to go somewhere even nicer. It has everything from calm beaches to massive waves, to lots of fresh produce and tall, ancient forests. The Gold Coast is tropical, whereas Perth is temperate and has 4 distinct seasons but the winters are fairly mild. In terms of employment opportunities, Perth has a lot more. Gold Coast is a slower type of place that attracts a higher portion of retirees and holiday makers, whereas Perth is a major centre of commerce and a lot of major companies are based there or have significant offices and operations. WA consistently has the lowest unemployment rate of all of the Australian states and a lot of the federal taxes collected in the state are diverted to prop up the other states with weaker economies. A lot of people generalise about Perth being fairly mining centric, which has some truth, but there are a lot of other companies there like Wesfarmers, who own Bunnings, Kmart, Target, Officeworks and a few other retailers, as well as companies in other industries. There is a variety of housing in Perth and a lot of it is still affordable compared to places like Sydney. There are other cities in WA including Rockingham, Mandurah, Bunbury, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Geraldton, Albany, Broome, Busselton, Port Hedland and Karratha, as well as a lot of towns throughout. A lot of people are choosing to live in these places and fly into the mines for work, so they have the optimum balance between solid income and lifestyle for their families. Some people even choose to live in Bali and then fly in for work up in the north of the state. My partner was a flight attendant from another state and for Phez's information, she rates ladies from Perth as hands down the most classy and attractive. After living interstate for a while, it is also sadly something I noticed from day 1 of leaving the state. Lots of English speaking people from outside of Australia, like the UK and South Africa, tend to choose Perth over all of the other capital cities to settle, so this might be a pointer for people from the US in terms of the appeal of the place. That $60M gold coin at the Perth Mint was displayed at the New York stock exchange a few short years back, after it was minted. A lot of Americans own gold in the vaults at the Mint and WA produces massive amounts of gold. I know people who go looking for the stuff in the outback just on their own for a few days at a time, as a lot is just sitting around the surface if you have an idea of where to look.
Whilst Rottnest is a beautiful place it has a very dark history with Australia’s First Nations people. Horrific things happened there to the Aboriginal people.
You both should have a look at the southern end of Western Australia like Denmark, Esperence and Albany my favorite parts of Australia. Albany has only 40,000 people and is rich in beauty and native fauna. The water is crystal clear and the most unique colors. Loving the content guys
I was born and raised in albany and can confirm it is still the best place I have ever been, I consider myself to be one of the most priviledged in the world and I will forever be grateful
Yes the South West is so unique. The Karri Forest, 100 Mile Beach, Lucky Bay just too many beautiful places and unique like Wave Rock. Come and enjoy and remember to treat my home with respect 🙏
@@allysonauld3416 with all due respect my intentions are of non invasive reasons. Harmony with mother earth and peace of mind is my utmost desires. I need healing after 50 years on the eastern coast. Thank you for your caring nature for mother nature
Cottesloe is mentioned a lot as having 'the beach' but there are really so many that stretch forever that I much prefer. I like the northern beaches best, particularly Trigg where you have beautiful water, fantastic surf with quiet days as well, and the prettiest reef areas for snorkeling and exploring. The walk to Scarborough Bch on a warm still summer's day is perfect and the Trigg cafe makes the best coffee. Driving along the winding foreshore looking down on the rocks and on the glimmering ocean never tires. The sunsets are to die for. :)
3:28 "I want to rub my face against one of those trees" I just did a quick check... No one in the history of human civilisation has ever said those words in that order before. Well done, son.
Not sure what those trees are (I'm over in Victoria now, so I can't go and check), but we have several with smooth bark like that, including lemon-scented gum (crush the leaves and they smell of lemon).
It’s so cool seeing you guys react to this. I live In WA and been to all of these places and it’s just so awesome to see people from other countries giving it love.
The whole coast of WA is beautiful beaches, they just showed 1 of many in Perth. The Gold Coast is a long beach with high rise buildings all along it, as I remember it. This just showed a glimpse of Perth’s beauty. I have lived east and west in Australia and the whole country is beautiful and so diverse. WA has the advantage of taking up a complete side of the country so from the Kimberley to the Great Southern there is a myriad of diverse landscapes, all beautiful in their own way.
Even if they were just doing Perth, I would have put at least one of the nearby national parks in instead of the war memorial- as that was covered by Kings Park. Maybe Serpentine Falls or something
It’s better over here in Perth, just as many and as beautiful beaches as the Gold Coast, but less people with less ego, and we get the beach sunsets 👍🏼
Perth is paradise to me have been many cities in the world But Perth feels is home beautiful peaceful safe and friendly . And the weather is the best 💗💯💗
Yeah! Perth born, raised and still living here. It's a great place to live - friendly, quiet and laidback. As is suited for the most isolated city on Earth. Rottnest island is awesome - the quokkas just walk around everywhere. We call it Rotto (pronounced Rot-toe), not "Ro-to" as the video said. The grass seating by Cottesloe is the best place to have fish and chips.
As a resident of Perth WA, I can confirm it's is far superior to the gold coast, much more pristine, beaches are cleaner , economy stronger. Gold coast does have its own personality for sure and is a cool place to visit but Perth hands down best city .
Aye mate, are you able to tell me about the housing crisis in Perth? Is it really that bad? I'm a Perthie myself and am stuck in the USA, i want to be here but i want to be back home but if i can't get a house then it isn't worth it
@@auzziecrunt8538 hi there just seen this message sorry, I know the feeling being an kiwi expat myself , at the moment as far as I know it is pretty competitive rental market at the moment, but if you go further out there are places available, just not close to the city , but that depends on what your after hope that helps
Your story on Fremantle Prison has strong US connection. In 1876 Six Fenian prisoners escaped from the jail and were rescued by a American merchant vessel the Catapla parked just off the coast. The authorities gave chase but gave up when the ship was in international waters The West Australian government didn't make much of fus because they had become America's problem. However, one escapee later became the Sheriff of San Franciso while another was appointed to the post of New Bedford Port Inspector.
We learned about that back in primary school, there is a song about it called the Catalpa and it is still how I remember the events.....they escaped on Perth Regatta Day, so there was no suspicion of extra boats in the area and just sailed off laughing while it took a while for authorities to notice that some of the prisoners had escaped from a place that was thought to be pretty impossible to escape from.
At the war memorial near the eternal flame are 2 semi circular concrete benches that are constructed in such a way that if you whisper at one end you can hear it at the other .
Those trees look like lemon scented gums or they might be some similar species. If they are lemon scented gums the leaves have a strong lemony scent and walking through the leaf litter stirs up the very pleasant aroma. The bark is smooth and white coloured because these trees shed their bark at one time each year. It comes off in layers from all oner the trunk and large branches leaving a smooth white trunk.
You should also visit the Roundhouse prison in Fremantle. It was constructed to house the convicts. Quokka share the cutest ever. However, if threatened it will sacrifice its baby to the predators. It’s a Cafe and Restaurant. Indiana’s is a luxurious restaurant. At Cottesloe on the beach they also have Sculptures by the Sea. In Kings Park near the War Memorial is the Whispering Walls. The Arch is a water fountain the children can play under. From the edge/shore of the Swan River up to St George’s Terrace it’s all reclaimed land. Perth is 100% better. Perfect for raising children.we have beautiful marina’s. you can literally cycle along the coastline. We don’t build on our beaches. We have the lowest Virus infection and hospitalisation rates. In the North of Western Australia we have Broome where you can ride Camels, buy fresh water pearls, by Aboriginal Art and more. Even further North you have Wyndham and Kakadu which is stunning. It has some of the most beautiful natural billabongs, rock formations, rock drawings, flora and Fauna. You can also book to stay in Kakadu Glamping.
North of Perth we have the Alkimos Shipwreck from the 19th Century, Yanchep National Park and Whitemans Park where you can picnic with the wildlife, Lancelin, Jurien Bay (Where I was born), Geraldton, Kalbarri, Monkey Mia (where you can feed the Dolphins), beautiful rock formations, Carnarvon (where you can walk on the lake, they grow Mangoes, Bananas, 1 mile Jetty and I dare you to try to walk it. The wind is way to strong). So all are welcome to our beautifully stunning state. South of Perth we have Busselton, Bridgetown, Manjimup, Boyanup, Margaret River Augusta, Hamlin Bay, Walpole, Mt Barker, Albany, Esperance and many many more beautiful towns.
I live in Perth and I have been to pretty much all of these places and never thought about how cool they were. I mean, amazing wineries and stylish bell towers look amazing through a camera, but driving to work or the Stirling Ranges, it's just kilometres of rows and rows of grape vines and loud noises that get drowned out by surrounding buildings.
Born in Perth and love it. I’ve lived in Europe and the States for study but the thing I most love about Perth is the lifestyle. Great weather, great environment and it’s safe. Also the diversity when you consider the rest of the state. The only thing I miss is snow in winter.
My highschool in Victoria had a old Prison in it/under it. Used to do "ghost tours" in the under ground. They've done it up as a theater now I think as it became unsafe.
Some of the vision in this doesn’t match the commentary. The Perth Mint does have a one tonne coin. Check their web site. And it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in town. The building at 7:40 is the surf club where the life savers hang out, and has had a tea room/ cafe upstairs. Cottesloe is not the best beach in Perth afaic. Fyi, there’s a LOT more beaches in Perth than the one in this video…. I’ll take a Perth beach over the Gold Coast anytime!
We have plenty of gold in Australia. Perth has the main gold refinery and we export $30 billion worth each year. The Perth mint is definitely worth a visit.
As a Victorian, Perth's beaches are way nicer than the GC. This video doesn't do them justice. I'd argue this video doesn't do Perth justice at all. Love you vids!!
Please react to the "Kimberley Region" in Western Australia. Just another one of the many unique places to visit in our beautiful state. Be prepared for the drive though.
My bloodline comes from the Kimberley, go up there every now and then, have a few drone videos from my last trip a few years ago, absolutely stunning region, yet to get to the bungle bungles...
You should totally check out New Zealand … I’m a Kiwi living in Perth since 2011, and although it’s stunning here and I love it, I miss NZ like crazy … Thanks for this though; it’s nice hearing your opinions!⚜️❤️👊🏼
Perth is my home, Have to love it, the weather is just the best here. Rottnest island has no cars, you either walk it or hire a bike. That openness of buildings at Elizabeth Quay - the buildings are still getting built in that area.
The trees lining the entrance into Kings Park are called white gums. I went to an art installation there one summer, and they projected images onto the huge tree trunks, and other vegetation throughout the park. It was spectacular. The war memorial is inside the park overlooking the city and river. It’s a beautiful tribute, and a very peaceful place of contemplation. The Fremantle prison tour is great. I once went to the night tour, and they threw a dummy from the top storey, and it scared the s$@t out of me. Rottnest Island is beautiful, and there is a hop on - hop off bus, but no cars, except for work vehicles, so it’s cycling or the bus for transport. The quokka’s are really that cute (look up quokka selfie). Btw, it’s pronounced Ro-toe, not Row-tow, to the locals. Cottesloe Beach is really that lovely, and I spent much of my childhood and teen years, at or nearby that beach in summers. The building is a tea house, with bathrooms and change rooms on the bottom floor. We used to swim to the pylon and dive off. We sometimes go and sit on the grassed terrace and have fish and chips on a weekend evening. It’s a great spot to sit if you don’t want to get sandy, whilst visiting the beach. My husband is originally from Ohio, and he loves living here. We have lived in the US, NZ and here, and we’ll never live anywhere else. He works in the mining industry. The penguins are cute, and we usually go there when we have tourist visitors. There are a few wine regions around the southwest of Western Australia, aside from Swan Valley, and you’ll find some of the best wines in the world here. There are also many breweries and distillers dotted about the wine regions also. We’re all about catering to everyone’s taste. The building of which you had questions about the windows, is the Ritz Carlton. There’s a nice roof top bar up there (around the spot where you’d like to live Phezz 😂). The views of the city are very nice from the South Perth foreshore, especially at night. You really should visit. If you can tolerate an extremely hot climate, come in January or February, otherwise come any other time of the year. The people of Perth love public transport, and it’s one of the best I’ve used around the world. The seafood is superb, and you won’t find mercury an issue around here. Perth is way better than the Gold Coast. See ya when you get here 👋
Perth, Brisbane and the Gold Coast are the most American Australian cities: in Perth, this is due to the planning system. Each boom has fed into further growth of the car-dependent suburbs. For those seeking a safe and easy suburban lifestyle, Perth has everything. It is also the sunniest city in Australia. Perth has American-style freeways But we drive on the old roman chariot way on the left, reins in the lefthand sword in the right hand.
I am from Perth and in Sydney today. The weather is magnificent here now. Just like it has been in Perth for the last couple of weeks Hope the rain holds off for another week...
So hard to live in Western Australia right. On one hand I would love to share what I have experienced, discovered and can enjoy but on the other hand I kind of feel like just agreeing, telling you guys and others Yep, Goldcoast is great, x y or z too, go there. Nothing to see here ha ha. Man, the miles upon miles of secluded beaches I have driven on is ... it's CRAZY!
Lived in Perth for a couple of years, a long time ago, it is so damn beautiful over there, but the pace is much slower (I'm from Melbourne) and I was much younger then, so I got bored and homesick, but I would happily live there now that I'm a bit older, it would be paradise but finding work would be the issue.
You probably wouldn't recognise Perth now depending on how long ago you were there.. It's lost its country town feeling. It's basically the same size as Brisbane now
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 Yeah, my sister lives there, Wanneroo. That's why I went over initially. I've been back to visit a lot, the pace is still slower than here, but now it is a good thing to me. W.A. is perfection.
@@taniaPBear No apologies required, that's why I said I don't know what field you are in. Best of luck finding something if you are still looking. But if you didn't spend a summer here, know it gets stinking hot!
Yes guys the gum trees are very smooth, so you can rub your face on the bark. Western Australian gums have beautiful red blossoms. Perth is very slow-paced and HOT like DRY HOT in the summer. Burning! The Gold Coast is as you said more Miami vibe... Chill; relaxed' Yuppy very new money. Sydney and Melbourne are old money. Sydney is busy high paced energy. Melbourne is slower. You both have kids.... you should check out our Bush Fairies or Gum Nut babies.... May Gibbs is the author.
I live in Perth and find it pretty boring but for someone coming from another country I can see how Perth would have alot of appeal. It's a beautiful place. If you're coming here don't go walking around the city or Northbridge at night and don't go up to a group of aboriginals and try to have a cultural experience. You're probably just gonna get your head kicked in
I live 2mins from the swan valley and at a certain time of the year some wineries allow grapes picking as an activity .I find that the green grapes aren’t as sweet as the store ones. The nice building is the QT hotel and appartments. Perth has amazing beaches and great weather!!
As a person who lives in Perth I appreciate this 💖 but it's not a tourist destination, the CBD anyways. I would recommend to look at Down South Perth 👌 so stunning
theres some like sunken in and diffrent size and also looks diffrent from how lights hitting, one tower is residential one is hotel, and have 4 storeys underground, i delivered the glass on the first 5 levels on the ritz they call them the podium. now am working in windows on boats for last couple years . they only finished those towers in the last year or so.
I live in Perth it is very laid back and happy you get the chance visit heaps more to do than just in this tourist video. Gold coast is georgous as well. Australia is beautiful.
WA has some great trees - the huge white gums like in Kings Park are beautiful and are smooth and are good to hug; - Perth & more importantly Fremantle is my Hometown and it is lovely - lots of sun and water - and we are very far from anywhere - many Perth People find it easier and cheaper to go to Bali than other parts of Aus. - 5 hour flight to Singapore & 4.5 hour flight to Sydney. Most people on the East Coast never visit Perth
Penguin island is 45 minutes south of Perth !and is apart of the suburb of Rockingham I have lived there for 4years !it has great beaches and wild life it's a great place to live ! And a great place to bring up a family ! The best way to see Australia and find out all about it is to get a working visa there's plenty of work available ! PS to our American friends please leave your guns at home you wouldn't be needing them here !🌍🙉🙊🙈🇨🇦🇺🇸🇮🇳🇬🇧🇷🇺🇳🇿😀😀😀😗
This makes me appreciate living here. I'm 5 mins from Penguin Island. They should have shown more of the island itself, it's gorgeous. Plus the whole coast line there, Seal Island, Point Peron. Also, walk that sand bar at your own risk, people have been swept away from not checking the tides. Also worked at a winery in the Swan Valley. And the rest of the state is stunning as well.
Phew, You REALLY DON'T want to live on the Gold Coast. It's not know as the crime capital of Australia for nothing! I have lived there and I wouldn't even go back there for holidays now! PERTH IS spectacular and is the gateway to the northern coastline which is stunning all 4000klms of it up to Darwin, and the south past Busselton and on down south to Margret River (best wines), Augusta, Windy Harbour, Walpole, etc.
We have the same in Adelaide our jail was decommissioned due to no running sewerage or water and was going to cost more than building a new one everyday some one was assigned to go to every cell and get the buckets and empty clean put back into cells Also it has a hanging tower where they used to hang the inmates from memory only one female was ever hung their and they do day and night tours and many believe it's haunted they quite often at night have a cold chill go over thier body's on the tour and strong noises but who knows it's walking distance from CBD tassie has the most famous in Australia 🇦🇺
the 'tourist bureua' at cottesloe beach is actually just a couple of cafes/restaurants and a dodgy changing room and at the bottom part facing the beach it's where the lifesaving club keeps some of their jet skis
Many of us Perth folk refer to ourselves as “ Perthlings”. Perth is truly stunning. It’s very laid back but there’s lots of interesting things going on. It’s not as brash and loud as other cities in Australia. Just understatedly cool.
@@allysonauld3416 hehe. Ye I think it’s a nicer description than Perthites or Perthians. …. Sandgropers of course a long used phrase to refer to all western Australians in general.
DO NOT COME TO PERTH LOOKING FOR FUN. Perth is clean, peaceful and has little traffic. But if you looking for fun and adventure then you definitely in the wrong place. Don't get me wrong I love it for what it is I live here. But its boring and far from anything, which helps you achieve your goals. They is absolutely nothing unique about the city you won't see anywhere else. In Dubai they have the tallest building ferries wheel. France Eiffel tower. London big ben. Queens palace. Save your money and go elsewhere you will thank me later.
As a sandgroper (name for a west Aussie) born and breed this tourist video is very commercial and to be honest boring, it wouldn’t really make me want to visit. But if you head to the hills it will wow just as much as our beaches. We have Lesmurdie falls, the zig zag, Rocky pool, swan view train tunnel just to name a few things but there is so much more 20 min from the CBD. There is so much to explore in WA as a state is very under appreciated.
Hey Shiltzenberger if you only base your opinion only on surf breaks Perth may not be the best. But last time I surfed at Bondi Beach you had to compete with the blind mullets well as crowds of swimmers and surfers. Not many of the big cities have big waves and the West is the same. The best and biggest surfing spots are in the South right across the continent. Beaches like Yalingup and Margaret River and Bells Beach in Victoria. There are some great surfing spots further north of Perth like Kalbarri where you can ride big fast and long waves. Most big cities become big cities because they have safe locations to berth ships enabling trade to occur. For swiming and lazing around, WA has by far the most wide sandy beaches of any state., pristinebeaches that stretch over a 1000 kilometres.
My husband and I just returned from a trip around the world. As beautiful as America, Canada and Europe is, we felt very grateful to be able to call Perth home. We have wonderful beaches and parks, amazing weather and very low unemployment rates. If any American made the journey out west, I would recommend a weekend trip down to yallingup or Margaret River and also a day spent in Fremantle.
If you want to immerse yourself in the Izzy life watch episodes of “Better Homes & Gardens” and “Getaway”. Each week showcases places to go, what to see, foods, animals.
Have to agree with Mr D! The Swan Valley vineyards are ok, but if you head down south to the Margaret River region, vineyards and wineries down there are much nicer. Love you videos, please visit Australia! :)
I live in Perth; I’ve never met anyone from over east who comes to Perth and doesn’t immediately love it more than Melbourne or Sydney. It’s much quieter, more relaxed, significantly less busy and just generally cleaner and nicer.
With WA houses 30-40% of the prices in the Eastern States, I know I could go there & get another home & a weekly income without working again. My industry - business consulting is mobile & I would only be 6 hours on a plane - coast to coast.
A lot of Australian Cities really shine at night (pun intended). Due to wanting to keep them safe at night. there is a lot of lit-up areas and such. This means that they are bight and vibrant at night. PS. I really dislike that music at the end...
If you like beaches and somewhere where there isn't a lot of people, Perth is for you. But there is no entertainment for teens/adults, holidays are barely celebrated, we only get 2 seasons (summer/winter), etc etc. I reckon its a great place to slow down/retire if you want somewhere quiet to live but not worth it when the rest of the world has so much to do. Plus so expensive for us to travel anywhere!!!!
At Cottesloe beach the large building is the Cottesloe Tea house building. the French at one stage wanted to make a town there, but the English got there first. penguins are vicious little s{___}s during breading season. Swan river bell tower is the same size as lady liberty. Swan valley wines are award winners world wide
That building on the Cottesloe Beach is the Indiana Teahouse. The bottom level is for use by the lifeguards and their equipment. The top level is a terrible terrible restaurant with a lovely view. They want to knock it down and build something modern.
There are no cars on Rottnest Island apart from employee and utility staff etc so if you can't ride a bike then ur kinda screwed😂😂 but in saying that there are buses that take you on tours and there's an old train to take you to the top of one of the higher hills. The military and colonial history is very interesting. The underground military tunnel tours are a must. The quokkas are gorgeous and super friendly. The pristine waters and secluded bays are perfect for snorkling and scuba diving. I used to work on Rottnest Island and it truly is such a beautiful, wonderful, interesting historical place to visit. There are lots of accommodation options from camping to self contained cabins to hotels etc.
The building on the beach is a beach pavilion used in the olden days for people to get changed into their cozzies: Rottnest and Cottesloe beach home of the great white shark~~
My old man grew up on a hill overlooking Fremantle Prison, he remembers riding his bike past chain gangs on the outside walls doing chores. This was only in the 60s.
I have always lived 2 mins away from the Swan Valley. Pinelli, sandalfords vineyards etc, Funk cider, Feral brewery and loads more are down the road. We don't get a lot of rain, our summers are usually boiling bloody hot.
I opened up a gold and silver monthly savings account for my baby at the Perth Mint. International people can make Depository accounts with the mint too.
Perth is not the most exciting tourist destination on Earth,but it is the greatest place to live.
Clean,quiet,laid back and friendly,and a climate to die for.
Our winter is like spring for the rest of the world. It’s just the best.
@@kaylz6418 Yeah trip in '98 I recall I was in shorts & then jeans / t-shirt. My parents once lived in Casino, NSW when dad was still on the railways. The temperature was very mild like Perth, but it can get bitterly cold at night - it is desert, hence why a fireplace is needed.
@@matthewbrown6163 yes we do have the occasional cold night and go as low as 8 degrees. However, that’s rare. I wear my short sleeve t shirt and shirt all year round.
@@kaylz6418 I think I only ever wore a jumper once or twice when it was winter. I had a fire place that 1 log at night heated the whole place.
clean quiet friendly??? with the highest rate of drug crimes per head of capita WTF ua-cam.com/video/BNw5C4yPa7U/v-deo.html
Alot of people who come to Australia think Sydney or Melbourne is the places to holiday and don't even know that Perth exists, FACT, Perth or Western Australia has way more to offer.
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Started my life in Perth,the first 12 yrs,then Port Hedland for the next 27 yrs (a 1 1/2 yr stint in Townsville Qld), now live in south west of WA .Best beaches,climate,nature,(wine) and people in Aussie.
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Also that building on the Cott beach that building is a restaurant and at the bottom is the royal life saving.
I love how they said that Fremantle prison is not for the faint hearted. I grew up here its like one of the big excursions you take in primary school as a kid, you take a packed lunch hahaha although I do know you can take like night tours into tunnels as adults which would be scary AF
They are Eucalyptus Trees ,and No cars are allowed on Rottnest Island 🤗
Perth is peaceful, not as crazy as the cities on the eastern states. PLEASE VISIT PERTH!
As someone from Perth I feel like I can say this, Perth doesn't have much of a skyline because its vertically challenged, but it stretches 80 miles from north to south. You can get some great views of the city if you head up to the hills on the east. You can make a day trip out there too due to the number of brewrys (Beer, cider, whisky, gin etc) orchards and farms. And theres lots of historical sites due to the suburbs in the east being some of the oldest in Perth
I'm from Perth also and totally agree with this
In 1998 I met my other half in WA & joked about the 8 tall buildings - it was up to 10 on my last visit LOL
We have a large skyline for our size. Perth only had about 2 million, many world cities with that many dont even have a skyline or a much smaller one.
Perth City building is limited in height because of its fairly close proximity to the airport. There has been some talk of raising that height limit, but I'm not hopeful. The good news is, we're not far from the airport!
We have a distillery or distilleries? Where I have to boast about it, I thought the only whiskey distillery in australia was in taswegia
Western Australia is beautiful, all the beaches are amazing, down south gorgeous, up north rugged, wild and authentic ....gold coast is fun but not real Australia
WA is much more laid back to the Eastern States. We affectionally say WA stands for “Wait Awhile”. I live south of Perth in the country, about 1.5 hours away. The South West region is well known for vineyards too….and I have been known to be involved in a winery tour or two in the Dunsborough or Margaret River region. We have surf competitions that attract world wide stars too, in Margaret River. If you love outdoors either walking in the bush or beautiful white sandy beaches we have an endless supply of those all along the coast. The sun sets over the beaches. Our sunsets are spectacular. Winter is milder in WA and we do not have as many serious fires or flooding that the Eastern States get either. I am not saying that it never happens, but they do not happen very often. We have the biggest State too, so there are so many different landscapes. The Kimberley region up North is spectacular as are the beautiful Karri and Jarrah forest in my South West region. Both are hard wooded trees and they are known to make some of the most beautiful furniture you could ever have. Check out the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk near Denmark WA. Albany down south also has a Great War Museum. This is where our ANZAC soldiers left Australia to head to war by boats back in the day. You’d need a whole day to immerse yourself here. It has letters that the soldiers wrote, and so much more. Broome (said like the Broom you use to sweep) has an event called Stairway to the Moon, they have a Pearl farm, gorgeous beaches etc. One downside is that travel is expensive here compared to the Eastern States.
I’m a proud Aussie and love all of Australia. I’ve been lucky to travel a lot, including a three month stint of around 15,000 km from WA to South Australia, up to Darwin in the North of Northern Territory and then back to WA following the coast back home. I’ve also managed to head to all other States except Canberra. That one is still on my bucket list. it is all beautiful but there is nothing like home. Cheers fellas.
The Ravensthorpe/Hopetoun & Esperance areas are really beautiful too. Especially the Fitzgerald River National Park. Breathtaking down there.
Wouldn't be to worried about not having been to the ACT . It's a big roundabout shit hole .
South West... The place to be... It's our answer to Martha's vineyard 😂
Can’t beat WA. The beaches, the scenery, the weather, beautiful people and plenty of resources.
the people suck, least friendly community in Australia
Indeed ❤️
The mortgage you have to take out to go to the pub, the isolation, living in 1978 perpetually, being forced to learn the banjo, make moonshine & marry your cousin, yeah it’s great
@@gloryglory5688 now that’s just a completely stupid statement and entirely wrong🙄
Julz hunt dude you probably live in a land locked country my dude, we got more iron ore than land here
The Swan Valley is nice but the best wineries are about 4 hours drive south in Margaret River, near the city of Busselton. The South West of WA is where everyone from Perth tends to holiday if they holiday in WA, so this tells you something if people are leaving a place as nice as Perth to go somewhere even nicer. It has everything from calm beaches to massive waves, to lots of fresh produce and tall, ancient forests. The Gold Coast is tropical, whereas Perth is temperate and has 4 distinct seasons but the winters are fairly mild. In terms of employment opportunities, Perth has a lot more. Gold Coast is a slower type of place that attracts a higher portion of retirees and holiday makers, whereas Perth is a major centre of commerce and a lot of major companies are based there or have significant offices and operations. WA consistently has the lowest unemployment rate of all of the Australian states and a lot of the federal taxes collected in the state are diverted to prop up the other states with weaker economies. A lot of people generalise about Perth being fairly mining centric, which has some truth, but there are a lot of other companies there like Wesfarmers, who own Bunnings, Kmart, Target, Officeworks and a few other retailers, as well as companies in other industries. There is a variety of housing in Perth and a lot of it is still affordable compared to places like Sydney. There are other cities in WA including Rockingham, Mandurah, Bunbury, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Geraldton, Albany, Broome, Busselton, Port Hedland and Karratha, as well as a lot of towns throughout. A lot of people are choosing to live in these places and fly into the mines for work, so they have the optimum balance between solid income and lifestyle for their families. Some people even choose to live in Bali and then fly in for work up in the north of the state. My partner was a flight attendant from another state and for Phez's information, she rates ladies from Perth as hands down the most classy and attractive. After living interstate for a while, it is also sadly something I noticed from day 1 of leaving the state. Lots of English speaking people from outside of Australia, like the UK and South Africa, tend to choose Perth over all of the other capital cities to settle, so this might be a pointer for people from the US in terms of the appeal of the place. That $60M gold coin at the Perth Mint was displayed at the New York stock exchange a few short years back, after it was minted. A lot of Americans own gold in the vaults at the Mint and WA produces massive amounts of gold. I know people who go looking for the stuff in the outback just on their own for a few days at a time, as a lot is just sitting around the surface if you have an idea of where to look.
Whilst Rottnest is a beautiful place it has a very dark history with Australia’s First Nations people.
Horrific things happened there to the Aboriginal people.
Well isn't this a pleasant surprise, seeing my home being appreciated this way. It's lovely to see Perth through the eyes of our American friends 🤘💜🤘
Perth is deffo very happy and fun... it's my home town and I love it. Also this video did not showcase how amazingly stunning all our beaches are.
You both should have a look at the southern end of Western Australia like Denmark, Esperence and Albany my favorite parts of Australia. Albany has only 40,000 people and is rich in beauty and native fauna. The water is crystal clear and the most unique colors. Loving the content guys
I was born and raised in albany and can confirm it is still the best place I have ever been, I consider myself to be one of the most priviledged in the world and I will forever be grateful
Yes the South West is so unique. The Karri Forest, 100 Mile Beach, Lucky Bay just too many beautiful places and unique like Wave Rock. Come and enjoy and remember to treat my home with respect 🙏
@@allysonauld3416 with all due respect my intentions are of non invasive reasons. Harmony with mother earth and peace of mind is my utmost desires. I need healing after 50 years on the eastern coast. Thank you for your caring nature for mother nature
and it pours with rain in the middle of summer
@@MsJubjubbird not in the Western Australia 8m from!
Cottesloe is mentioned a lot as having 'the beach' but there are really so many that stretch forever that I much prefer. I like the northern beaches best, particularly Trigg where you have beautiful water, fantastic surf with quiet days as well, and the prettiest reef areas for snorkeling and exploring. The walk to Scarborough Bch on a warm still summer's day is perfect and the Trigg cafe makes the best coffee. Driving along the winding foreshore looking down on the rocks and on the glimmering ocean never tires. The sunsets are to die for. :)
Cott is fine but, for sure, other beaches in Perth Metro have more to offer ♡
The trees at 3:50 are dedicated to soldiers lost in WW1 and WW2, each tree along the roads in Kings Park are dedicated to a soldier
I wrote the same thing before seeing your comment, doesn’t matter, i look at it as confirmation that your story is fact!
no cars on Rotnest Island
3:28 "I want to rub my face against one of those trees"
I just did a quick check... No one in the history of human civilisation has ever said those words in that order before. Well done, son.
I would you’d be scratched up for weeks 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m impressed too!
I spent April in Australia and I definitely said I wanted to rub my cheek on a tree at least once a day 😆
Not sure what those trees are (I'm over in Victoria now, so I can't go and check), but we have several with smooth bark like that, including lemon-scented gum (crush the leaves and they smell of lemon).
@@stevenlowe3026 you are spot on, they are lemon scented gums........
It’s so cool seeing you guys react to this. I live In WA and been to all of these places and it’s just so awesome to see people from other countries giving it love.
The whole coast of WA is beautiful beaches, they just showed 1 of many in Perth. The Gold Coast is a long beach with high rise buildings all along it, as I remember it. This just showed a glimpse of Perth’s beauty. I have lived east and west in Australia and the whole country is beautiful and so diverse. WA has the advantage of taking up a complete side of the country so from the Kimberley to the Great Southern there is a myriad of diverse landscapes, all beautiful in their own way.
Even if they were just doing Perth, I would have put at least one of the nearby national parks in instead of the war memorial- as that was covered by Kings Park. Maybe Serpentine Falls or something
7:47 I actually believe that building has change rooms, life guard stuff on the lower level. And the top is a restaurant and tea rooms
It’s better over here in Perth, just as many and as beautiful beaches as the Gold Coast, but less people with less ego, and we get the beach sunsets 👍🏼
Perth is paradise to me have been many cities in the world
But Perth feels is home beautiful peaceful safe and friendly .
And the weather is the best 💗💯💗
Yeah! Perth born, raised and still living here. It's a great place to live - friendly, quiet and laidback. As is suited for the most isolated city on Earth.
Rottnest island is awesome - the quokkas just walk around everywhere.
We call it Rotto (pronounced Rot-toe), not "Ro-to" as the video said.
The grass seating by Cottesloe is the best place to have fish and chips.
if you think its a great place you need to travel more than to BALI Perth is a crime ridden arrogant city ua-cam.com/video/BNw5C4yPa7U/v-deo.html
I'm from Perth and it's a myth that it's the most isolated city in the world. Honolulu and Auckland more so from memory.
now that they have done the Scarborough foreshore it equals Cottlesloe for watching the sunset eating fish and chips, you can even have a dance there
@@michaelmcphee2930 Is this a joke? Go double check your map lol.
@@michaelmcphee2930 I believe most isolated city is based on it's proximity to other cities.
As a resident of Perth WA, I can confirm it's is far superior to the gold coast, much more pristine, beaches are cleaner , economy stronger. Gold coast does have its own personality for sure and is a cool place to visit but Perth hands down best city .
Aye mate, are you able to tell me about the housing crisis in Perth? Is it really that bad? I'm a Perthie myself and am stuck in the USA, i want to be here but i want to be back home but if i can't get a house then it isn't worth it
@@auzziecrunt8538 hi there just seen this message sorry, I know the feeling being an kiwi expat myself , at the moment as far as I know it is pretty competitive rental market at the moment, but if you go further out there are places available, just not close to the city , but that depends on what your after hope that helps
Your story on Fremantle Prison has strong US connection. In 1876 Six Fenian prisoners escaped from the jail and were rescued by a American merchant vessel the Catapla parked just off the coast. The authorities gave chase but gave up when the ship was in international waters The West Australian government didn't make much of fus because they had become America's problem. However, one escapee later became the Sheriff of San Franciso while another was appointed to the post of New Bedford Port Inspector.
There's a mural on the side of an apartment block on Bannister St about that
We learned about that back in primary school, there is a song about it called the Catalpa and it is still how I remember the events.....they escaped on Perth Regatta Day, so there was no suspicion of extra boats in the area and just sailed off laughing while it took a while for authorities to notice that some of the prisoners had escaped from a place that was thought to be pretty impossible to escape from.
At the war memorial near the eternal flame are 2 semi circular concrete benches that are constructed in such a way that if you whisper at one end you can hear it at the other .
Legit works well
Those trees look like lemon scented gums or they might be some similar species. If they are lemon scented gums the leaves have a strong lemony scent and walking through the leaf litter stirs up the very pleasant aroma. The bark is smooth and white coloured because these trees shed their bark at one time each year. It comes off in layers from all oner the trunk and large branches leaving a smooth white trunk.
You should also visit the Roundhouse prison in Fremantle. It was constructed to house the convicts. Quokka share the cutest ever. However, if threatened it will sacrifice its baby to the predators. It’s a Cafe and Restaurant. Indiana’s is a luxurious restaurant. At Cottesloe on the beach they also have Sculptures by the Sea. In Kings Park near the War Memorial is the Whispering Walls. The Arch is a water fountain the children can play under. From the edge/shore of the Swan River up to St George’s Terrace it’s all reclaimed land. Perth is 100% better. Perfect for raising children.we have beautiful marina’s. you can literally cycle along the coastline. We don’t build on our beaches. We have the lowest Virus infection and hospitalisation rates. In the North of Western Australia we have Broome where you can ride Camels, buy fresh water pearls, by Aboriginal Art and more. Even further North you have Wyndham and Kakadu which is stunning. It has some of the most beautiful natural billabongs, rock formations, rock drawings, flora and Fauna. You can also book to stay in Kakadu Glamping.
North of Perth we have the Alkimos Shipwreck from the 19th Century, Yanchep National Park and Whitemans Park where you can picnic with the wildlife, Lancelin, Jurien Bay (Where I was born), Geraldton, Kalbarri, Monkey Mia (where you can feed the Dolphins), beautiful rock formations, Carnarvon (where you can walk on the lake, they grow Mangoes, Bananas, 1 mile Jetty and I dare you to try to walk it. The wind is way to strong). So all are welcome to our beautifully stunning state.
South of Perth we have Busselton, Bridgetown, Manjimup, Boyanup, Margaret River Augusta, Hamlin Bay, Walpole, Mt Barker, Albany, Esperance and many many more beautiful towns.
I live in Perth and I have been to pretty much all of these places and never thought about how cool they were. I mean, amazing wineries and stylish bell towers look amazing through a camera, but driving to work or the Stirling Ranges, it's just kilometres of rows and rows of grape vines and loud noises that get drowned out by surrounding buildings.
Born in Perth and love it. I’ve lived in Europe and the States for study but the thing I most love about Perth is the lifestyle. Great weather, great environment and it’s safe. Also the diversity when you consider the rest of the state. The only thing I miss is snow in winter.
Bluff knoll...haha
My highschool in Victoria had a old Prison in it/under it. Used to do "ghost tours" in the under ground. They've done it up as a theater now I think as it became unsafe.
Some of the vision in this doesn’t match the commentary. The Perth Mint does have a one tonne coin. Check their web site. And it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in town.
The building at 7:40 is the surf club where the life savers hang out, and has had a tea room/ cafe upstairs. Cottesloe is not the best beach in Perth afaic.
Fyi, there’s a LOT more beaches in Perth than the one in this video…. I’ll take a Perth beach over the Gold Coast anytime!
We have plenty of gold in Australia. Perth has the main gold refinery and we export $30 billion worth each year. The Perth mint is definitely worth a visit.
BS ... More like 50 million
The best state in Australia. Wouldn't live anywhere else.
It is lovely….but really isolated…..even for Australians. Very clean city and air quality is amazing.
I literally just got home from having lunch at Elizabeth Quay and open UA-cam to this 😂
As a Victorian, Perth's beaches are way nicer than the GC. This video doesn't do them justice. I'd argue this video doesn't do Perth justice at all.
Love you vids!!
I agree
The traditional owners of Perth are the 'NOONGAR PEOPLE', I think it really pays to acknowledge the Indigenous people of this place! Just saying!!
Indeed! 🤘💜🤘
Please react to the "Kimberley Region" in Western Australia. Just another one of the many unique places to visit in our beautiful state. Be prepared for the drive though.
My bloodline comes from the Kimberley, go up there every now and then, have a few drone videos from my last trip a few years ago, absolutely stunning region, yet to get to the bungle bungles...
When we visited Perth, we were able to ring the bells in the Bell Tower. Cool experience
Rotto has no cars, other than official government cars. Perthites...no one says that...SANDGROPERS
You should totally check out New Zealand … I’m a Kiwi living in Perth since 2011, and although it’s stunning here and I love it, I miss NZ like crazy … Thanks for this though; it’s nice hearing your opinions!⚜️❤️👊🏼
Phezz, did you learn how to pronounce penguins by listening to Benedict Cumberbatch? LOL!
Perth is my home, Have to love it, the weather is just the best here. Rottnest island has no cars, you either walk it or hire a bike. That openness of buildings at Elizabeth Quay - the buildings are still getting built in that area.
The trees lining the entrance into Kings Park are called white gums. I went to an art installation there one summer, and they projected images onto the huge tree trunks, and other vegetation throughout the park. It was spectacular. The war memorial is inside the park overlooking the city and river. It’s a beautiful tribute, and a very peaceful place of contemplation.
The Fremantle prison tour is great. I once went to the night tour, and they threw a dummy from the top storey, and it scared the s$@t out of me.
Rottnest Island is beautiful, and there is a hop on - hop off bus, but no cars, except for work vehicles, so it’s cycling or the bus for transport. The quokka’s are really that cute (look up quokka selfie). Btw, it’s pronounced Ro-toe, not Row-tow, to the locals.
Cottesloe Beach is really that lovely, and I spent much of my childhood and teen years, at or nearby that beach in summers. The building is a tea house, with bathrooms and change rooms on the bottom floor. We used to swim to the pylon and dive off. We sometimes go and sit on the grassed terrace and have fish and chips on a weekend evening. It’s a great spot to sit if you don’t want to get sandy, whilst visiting the beach.
My husband is originally from Ohio, and he loves living here. We have lived in the US, NZ and here, and we’ll never live anywhere else. He works in the mining industry.
The penguins are cute, and we usually go there when we have tourist visitors.
There are a few wine regions around the southwest of Western Australia, aside from Swan Valley, and you’ll find some of the best wines in the world here. There are also many breweries and distillers dotted about the wine regions also. We’re all about catering to everyone’s taste.
The building of which you had questions about the windows, is the Ritz Carlton. There’s a nice roof top bar up there (around the spot where you’d like to live Phezz 😂).
The views of the city are very nice from the South Perth foreshore, especially at night.
You really should visit. If you can tolerate an extremely hot climate, come in January or February, otherwise come any other time of the year.
The people of Perth love public transport, and it’s one of the best I’ve used around the world.
The seafood is superb, and you won’t find mercury an issue around here.
Perth is way better than the Gold Coast. See ya when you get here 👋
We sure live in the best place in the world ❤️
My city my home 💝
Perth, Brisbane and the Gold Coast are the most American Australian cities: in Perth, this is due to the planning system. Each boom has fed into further growth of the car-dependent suburbs. For those seeking a safe and easy suburban lifestyle, Perth has everything.
It is also the sunniest city in Australia. Perth has American-style freeways But we drive on the old roman chariot way on the left, reins in the lefthand sword in the right hand.
Wine grapes are a lot sweeter than table grapes...They swell up and the skin bursts due to the amount of juice they contain.
I am from Perth and in Sydney today. The weather is magnificent here now. Just like it has been in Perth for the last couple of weeks
Hope the rain holds off for another week...
So hard to live in Western Australia right. On one hand I would love to share what I have experienced, discovered and can enjoy but on the other hand I kind of feel like just agreeing, telling you guys and others Yep, Goldcoast is great, x y or z too, go there. Nothing to see here ha ha.
Man, the miles upon miles of secluded beaches I have driven on is ... it's CRAZY!
The Gold Coast is so common compared to Perth lol. Check out Adelaide that is awesome too.
Lived in Perth for a couple of years, a long time ago, it is so damn beautiful over there, but the pace is much slower (I'm from Melbourne) and I was much younger then, so I got bored and homesick, but I would happily live there now that I'm a bit older, it would be paradise but finding work would be the issue.
You probably wouldn't recognise Perth now depending on how long ago you were there.. It's lost its country town feeling. It's basically the same size as Brisbane now
I don't know what you do but there is plenty of work around at the moment
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 Yeah, my sister lives there, Wanneroo. That's why I went over initially. I've been back to visit a lot, the pace is still slower than here, but now it is a good thing to me. W.A. is perfection.
@@emceeboogieboots1608 I apologise, I wasn't suggesting there isn't, just not in my area, believe me I have been searching.
@@taniaPBear No apologies required, that's why I said I don't know what field you are in. Best of luck finding something if you are still looking.
But if you didn't spend a summer here, know it gets stinking hot!
Yes guys the gum trees are very smooth, so you can rub your face on the bark. Western Australian gums have beautiful red blossoms. Perth is very slow-paced and HOT like DRY HOT in the summer. Burning! The Gold Coast is as you said more Miami vibe... Chill; relaxed' Yuppy very new money. Sydney and Melbourne are old money. Sydney is busy high paced energy. Melbourne is slower. You both have kids.... you should check out our Bush Fairies or Gum Nut babies.... May Gibbs is the author.
I live in Perth and find it pretty boring but for someone coming from another country I can see how Perth would have alot of appeal. It's a beautiful place. If you're coming here don't go walking around the city or Northbridge at night and don't go up to a group of aboriginals and try to have a cultural experience. You're probably just gonna get your head kicked in
We went to Napa Valley in 2019. The wines in the Swan Valley and Margaret River here are so much better.
If you like trees check out the Valley of the Giants in Walpole.
No cars on Rotto, only the occasional bus, bike, or walk.
There are bicycle tracks all around Perth and Fremantle, including along the beaches.
The big building at Cottesloe Beach is the Surf Life Saving Club
I live 2mins from the swan valley and at a certain time of the year some wineries allow grapes picking as an activity .I find that the green grapes aren’t as sweet as the store ones.
The nice building is the QT hotel and appartments. Perth has amazing beaches and great weather!!
So excited to move to WA soon ❤️❤️❤️
As a person who lives in Perth I appreciate this 💖 but it's not a tourist destination, the CBD anyways. I would recommend to look at Down South Perth 👌 so stunning
theres some like sunken in and diffrent size and also looks diffrent from how lights hitting, one tower is residential one is hotel, and have 4 storeys underground, i delivered the glass on the first 5 levels on the ritz they call them the podium. now am working in windows on boats for last couple years . they only finished those towers in the last year or so.
I moved to Perth a few years ago, it’s a great place to raise a family. I can see how younger people may find it boring though.
I live in Perth it is very laid back and happy you get the chance visit heaps more to do than just in this tourist video. Gold coast is georgous as well. Australia is beautiful.
The vineyards near me around Margaret River are always looking for workers, you should try a paid vacation.
WA has some great trees - the huge white gums like in Kings Park are beautiful and are smooth and are good to hug; - Perth & more importantly Fremantle is my Hometown and it is lovely - lots of sun and water - and we are very far from anywhere - many Perth People find it easier and cheaper to go to Bali than other parts of Aus. - 5 hour flight to Singapore & 4.5 hour flight to Sydney. Most people on the East Coast never visit Perth
Penguin island is 45 minutes south of Perth !and is apart of the suburb of Rockingham I have lived there for 4years !it has great beaches and wild life it's a great place to live ! And a great place to bring up a family ! The best way to see Australia and find out all about it is to get a working visa there's plenty of work available ! PS to our American friends please leave your guns at home you wouldn't be needing them here !🌍🙉🙊🙈🇨🇦🇺🇸🇮🇳🇬🇧🇷🇺🇳🇿😀😀😀😗
This makes me appreciate living here. I'm 5 mins from Penguin Island. They should have shown more of the island itself, it's gorgeous. Plus the whole coast line there, Seal Island, Point Peron.
Also, walk that sand bar at your own risk, people have been swept away from not checking the tides.
Also worked at a winery in the Swan Valley.
And the rest of the state is stunning as well.
Phew, You REALLY DON'T want to live on the Gold Coast. It's not know as the crime capital of Australia for nothing! I have lived there and I wouldn't even go back there for holidays now!
PERTH IS spectacular and is the gateway to the northern coastline which is stunning all 4000klms of it up to Darwin, and the south past Busselton and on down south to Margret River (best wines), Augusta, Windy Harbour, Walpole, etc.
We have the same in Adelaide our jail was decommissioned due to no running sewerage or water and was going to cost more than building a new one everyday some one was assigned to go to every cell and get the buckets and empty clean put back into cells
Also it has a hanging tower where they used to hang the inmates from memory only one female was ever hung their and they do day and night tours and many believe it's haunted they quite often at night have a cold chill go over thier body's on the tour and strong noises but who knows it's walking distance from CBD tassie has the most famous in Australia 🇦🇺
Yeh it was turned into a museum early 90s. The history is fascinating but living conditions were cold and harsh compared to today.
the 'tourist bureua' at cottesloe beach is actually just a couple of cafes/restaurants and a dodgy changing room and at the bottom part facing the beach it's where the lifesaving club keeps some of their jet skis
Many of us Perth folk refer to ourselves as “ Perthlings”. Perth is truly stunning. It’s very laid back but there’s lots of interesting things going on. It’s not as brash and loud as other cities in Australia. Just understatedly cool.
Perthlings? I'm 60 lived in Perth all my life but never heard us being called that! Sandgropers yes but Perthlings no!
@@allysonauld3416 hehe. Ye I think it’s a nicer description than Perthites or Perthians. …. Sandgropers of course a long used phrase to refer to all western Australians in general.
I’m within the swan valley, it’s beautiful. I’m getting some cheese and wine today. The colours of the glass are all different.
Research John Boyle O'Reilly and the American Whaler, Catalpa. Fascinating true adventure.
3:30 they are ghost gum trees, a (form of Gum tree) planted in remembrance of the fallen soldiers..
never been to Elizabeth Key, contemptuous in naming, also replaced a lovely park.
DO NOT COME TO PERTH LOOKING FOR FUN. Perth is clean, peaceful and has little traffic. But if you looking for fun and adventure then you definitely in the wrong place. Don't get me wrong I love it for what it is I live here. But its boring and far from anything, which helps you achieve your goals. They is absolutely nothing unique about the city you won't see anywhere else. In Dubai they have the tallest building ferries wheel. France Eiffel tower. London big ben. Queens palace. Save your money and go elsewhere you will thank me later.
There is not outback on one side, 300km of farmland. Mainly grain - wheat, canola, lupin etc. And sheep, less common. Lots down south
As a sandgroper (name for a west Aussie) born and breed this tourist video is very commercial and to be honest boring, it wouldn’t really make me want to visit. But if you head to the hills it will wow just as much as our beaches. We have Lesmurdie falls, the zig zag, Rocky pool, swan view train tunnel just to name a few things but there is so much more 20 min from the CBD. There is so much to explore in WA as a state is very under appreciated.
Hey Shiltzenberger if you only base your opinion only on surf breaks Perth may not be the best. But last time I surfed at Bondi Beach you had to compete with the blind mullets well as crowds of swimmers and surfers. Not many of the big cities have big waves and the West is the same. The best and biggest surfing spots are in the South right across the continent. Beaches like Yalingup and Margaret River and Bells Beach in Victoria. There are some great surfing spots further north of Perth like Kalbarri where you can ride big fast and long waves. Most big cities become big cities because they have safe locations to berth ships enabling trade to occur. For swiming and lazing around, WA has by far the most wide sandy beaches of any state., pristinebeaches that stretch over a 1000 kilometres.
My husband and I just returned from a trip around the world. As beautiful as America, Canada and Europe is, we felt very grateful to be able to call Perth home. We have wonderful beaches and parks, amazing weather and very low unemployment rates. If any American made the journey out west, I would recommend a weekend trip down to yallingup or Margaret River and also a day spent in Fremantle.
If you want to immerse yourself in the Izzy life watch episodes of “Better Homes & Gardens” and “Getaway”. Each week showcases places to go, what to see, foods, animals.
Have to agree with Mr D! The Swan Valley vineyards are ok, but if you head down south to the Margaret River region, vineyards and wineries down there are much nicer. Love you videos, please visit Australia! :)
I love the reactions haha, but fellas.... this is only the tip of the iceberg. North and South would blow your mind
I live in Perth; I’ve never met anyone from over east who comes to Perth and doesn’t immediately love it more than Melbourne or Sydney. It’s much quieter, more relaxed, significantly less busy and just generally cleaner and nicer.
With WA houses 30-40% of the prices in the Eastern States, I know I could go there & get another home & a weekly income without working again. My industry - business consulting is mobile & I would only be 6 hours on a plane - coast to coast.
wtf is this channel 2 guys watching tourist promo videos of a place they haven't been...what a joke.
A lot of Australian Cities really shine at night (pun intended). Due to wanting to keep them safe at night. there is a lot of lit-up areas and such. This means that they are bight and vibrant at night.
PS. I really dislike that music at the end...
If you like beaches and somewhere where there isn't a lot of people, Perth is for you. But there is no entertainment for teens/adults, holidays are barely celebrated, we only get 2 seasons (summer/winter), etc etc. I reckon its a great place to slow down/retire if you want somewhere quiet to live but not worth it when the rest of the world has so much to do. Plus so expensive for us to travel anywhere!!!!
At Cottesloe beach the large building is the Cottesloe Tea house building. the French at one stage wanted to make a town there, but the English got there first. penguins are vicious little s{___}s during breading season. Swan river bell tower is the same size as lady liberty. Swan valley wines are award winners world wide
The big building on Cottesloe Beach is Indiana tearooms built in 1910 for fashional women and their entourage where they would have 'high tea'
That building on the Cottesloe Beach is the Indiana Teahouse. The bottom level is for use by the lifeguards and their equipment. The top level is a terrible terrible restaurant with a lovely view. They want to knock it down and build something modern.
Hey you guys should do a vid on Margaret River ,Western Australia.
3 hours from Perth
Pretty please 🙏
I grew up there and love to show it off
There are no cars on Rottnest Island apart from employee and utility staff etc so if you can't ride a bike then ur kinda screwed😂😂 but in saying that there are buses that take you on tours and there's an old train to take you to the top of one of the higher hills. The military and colonial history is very interesting. The underground military tunnel tours are a must. The quokkas are gorgeous and super friendly. The pristine waters and secluded bays are perfect for snorkling and scuba diving. I used to work on Rottnest Island and it truly is such a beautiful, wonderful, interesting historical place to visit. There are lots of accommodation options from camping to self contained cabins to hotels etc.
The building on the beach is a beach pavilion used in the olden days for people to get changed into their cozzies: Rottnest and Cottesloe beach home of the great white shark~~
BRB off to Kings Park to inappropriately manhandle some trees.
My old man grew up on a hill overlooking Fremantle Prison, he remembers riding his bike past chain gangs on the outside walls doing chores. This was only in the 60s.
I have always lived 2 mins away from the Swan Valley.
Pinelli, sandalfords vineyards etc, Funk cider, Feral brewery and loads more are down the road.
We don't get a lot of rain, our summers are usually boiling bloody hot.
I opened up a gold and silver monthly savings account for my baby at the Perth Mint. International people can make Depository accounts with the mint too.