G’Day boys Thanks for checking out my video. I appreciate the positive feedback too! My car is a 1998 GU Nissan Patrol with 350,000 kms on the clock but doesn’t miss a beat. Takes me everywhere!! You’re spot on, full time worker and unfortunately lately that has got in the way of the fun stuff. Keep an eye out for my upcoming best beaches of this year though and some shirts in the mail - what size?

Best beach in Australia is Whitehaven beach in Queensland. Its sand is so fine it was used to make the lens for the Hubble space telescope. Little known fact.

What a shame none of the local beaches that are in the Perth metropolitan area have been shown. Many popular beaches also with pristine waters and white sand. Have a look at Scarborough Beach, Cottesloe Beach, Trigg Beach, Floreat Beach and many others. I am a through and through parochial West Aussie.

Thanks for watching the video guys! Just FYI most of the beaches shown here are very remote ( 8 - 12 hours drive from Perth city). Also car is a Nissan GU Patrol, they are quite popular here up against the land cruiser.

Shirahama Beach in Japan is 620 meters long, and made from soft white beach sand imported from Perth, Western Australia

The 'shadow' on the water you referred to at 8:55 was not the drone, it was a manta ray.

I think Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsunday Islands are absolutely gorgeous!

In Eastern Gippsland in Victoria, there is the Ninety Mile Beach with a number of lakes beside it. The red dirt in Western Australia is full of iron ore which is mined for billions of dollars.

The iron content in the soil is so high that the soil rusts, that's where the red soil in this area comes from.

Western Australian beaches are insanely beautiful 😍, they really look like this they aren't touched up, even the red first, that is how it really looks

Perth born and bred but have been living in Melbourne for the past 10 years. Love living in Melbourne, but the beaches on the East Coast just can't match those in WA. Not even close. My favourite beach is Eagle Bay in South West WA. Spectacular.

Looks like a Nissan Patrol, which has traditionally been the main direct competitor to the Landcruiser in the very popular "big 4WD wagon" market here. The Patrol mounts the spare on the barn door, whereas the Landcruiser usually has the spare under the body just behind the rear wheels (because it has horizontally split rear doors), unless specially modified to mount on the rear.

Other stunning ones in WA’s south west are Greens Pool, Injidup Pool, Twilight Beach and West Beach

We have 2 rules when it comes to offroading (Beach Driving) Be nice and respect each others privacy.

Some of the beaches on the south coast of WA the sand is so fine that it squeaks when you walk on it. We lived on the south coast for 20 years west of Albany and swam several times a week all year round and often had miles of pristine beaches to ourselves.

It's 'Straya and we speak 'Strine. WA is full of "Sandgropers' and their southern WA beaches are often inhabited by big "noahs" cruising the coast like Ubers on a Saturday night, so it's important to check out the water before you go in for a dip, otherwise the noahs might make sashimi out of your left leg.

I lived in WA for 15 years before we moved to VIC, and the thing I miss the most about WA is it’s beaches. In my opinion, WA has the best beaches in all of Australia (not that there aren’t some awesome ones out there in Queensland and NSW). I’ve been to all 5 beaches listed in the video, and they really are that epic in person. My favourite beaches have to be up at the Kimberly’s (I just love how the red rocks and cliffs blend into the ocean) and the turquoise, crystal clear waters down in Albany and Esperance. Epic fishing spots too!

Loved the Australia this time. “A straya”

The coast line of WA is just over 15,000km.... so heaps of beaches... ps when shark siren goes off, a swimming pool is needed...

They have a pool because…….. sharks lol

NSW Jervis bay. Nothing like crystal clear blue water with white sand and an Australian Royal Navy Destroyer or Frigate patrolling a couple hundred meters away.

Proud to be AUSTRALIAN 💯

we call them caravan parks or tourist parks. You can them RV parks

with the pool next to the ocean in Monkey Mia is that area is known for sharks

I live very close to Australia's largest in land beach which is on the Murray River at Cobram

Talking about beaches in Central Australia check out the Henley on Todd sailing regatta. It is something completely different.

The Red 4x4 Wagon is a Nissan Patrol

Exmouth Gulf in Western Australia, 1,270 kilometres (789 mi) north of the state capital Perth and 3,366 kilometres (2,092 mi) southwest of Darwin.and you would NOT like it DEC JAN FEB OR MAR when temps get near 50 degress celsius, there is a nearby military base that will soon also be hosting US and British so you could expect to find more things there than now, with a town of a 6,000 in tourist time ! ( that includes the tourists!)

He didnt tell you that Monkey Mia is v famous for its dolphins. You can interact with them. They're v friendly. I think thats why its a bit more built up.

Wagga Beach is the only inland beach that I know of. You can catch the five o'clock wave there if you visit.

The red car is either a Nissan Patrol or a Toyota Landcruiser but most likely a Nissan Patrol

Monkey Mia has strict laws to protect the dolphins, they’re the main attraction.

think the pools would be for if there's jellyfish or if it's to bloody hot to take the kids on the sand. it's also a great evening activity after you've been relaxing on the beach to dip in the pool to cool off. I have great memories of caravan park pools and splashing around while the adults had a beer.

Pretty sure that "shadow" was a ray.

I love your vids,you guys are great.

dirt is really that red in western Australia

8:52 is actually a stringray

Yeah could have put Busselton on the list & you could hàve checked out our jetty. Longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere 1,841 MTRS long. 🇦🇺

I Live in the Philippines, I am Australian, I have been to a lot cool spots in the world, but none hold a candle to Australian beaches, In fact i don't like going to beaches in other countries, because I get so disappointed, the only time I have been satisfied was Halong bay in Vietnam. I have been on some beaches in WA that are deserted and never had a tourist on them ever.

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GoodAAYY - you got it Miles! Well done. A gold star for you.

Check out the pink lake in western australia

Spent some wonderful years in Bremer Bay. The best little fishing village you ever could hope to find.

You need to watch more beaches of AUS. There are some great ones in QLD, with great scenery around the beach, not just grassland.

All these beaches are much beautiful than in video, you have to be there to understand, also the national parks etc. The only issue is WA very expensive to travel 🥲 Australia in general but WA in particular

He drives a 1998 nissan patrol

We like clear water, that way the sharks can’t sneak up on us. Just saying.

When u said g'day my names miles you sounded 100% aussie

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Nissan patrol most likely.

Good Aussie accent guys!

There are a thousand great beaches in WA, this is just a sample.

All the beaches shown are remote so not so many people - but the beaches in Perth though more crowded are beautiful as well. We love beach life in WA.

The Australian accent wasn't too bad😂

Mate, I know you like to try and do foreign accents so could you please try and do an Aussie accent, just for a change. As a West Aussie I wouldn't have any of these in my top 5. We have so much coastline and beaches I'm sure everyone's top 5 would be different.

Monkey Mia is also famous as you can walk out into the water and touch the dolphins

We do live in a beautiful country

Well there are a few beaches in central Australia; Kati Thanda-Lake /Eyre National Park. Todd river Alice Springs (only when it rains) Lake Argyle And some of the salt lakes are spectacular

Monkey Mia is one of the few places in WA where you can see a sunrise over the sea

BTW boys - it's a Nissan Patrol

Margaret river next....

The reason there is no one at the beaches is they closed the borders so non western Australian couldn’t enter The size of WA is Queensland New South Wales Victoria Australian Capital Territory and Victoria combined for only 3 million people that should shock u

Never done the hippity dippity on a beach in my life. I've rooted a few times though.

Most beaches are stunning here and yes the soil is red but number 2 is my all time fav..

G'day Phezz, nice attempted humour about best beaches in central Australia. Handy free tip to you; keep it in the act, but don't open with it.

When I was a kid we used to be able to feed the dolphins at Monkey Mia, now you can watch rangers feed them because drunk backpackers started to put their cigarettes out in the dolphins blowhole.

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Come on guys there are beautiful beaches in central Queensland I live in the town yeppoon where our beaches along the coast are beautiful

I think it's a Nissan Patrol.

You joke about beaches in Central Australia, but technically there ARE beaches there. During extreme wet seasons Lake Eyre fills and becomes a breeding ground for pelicans. You can see more here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b92omqim272vdGw.html

AGRO AND AUNTY JACK, THEY ARE FUCKING HILARIOUS

Monkey mia’s beach is pretty average. It’s main draw is the dolphin pods. Shell beach and cape peron beach are far more spectacular, but you need a long wheel base 4wd to get to cape peron beach. Shell beach is white shells literally - because it’s Dead Sea salty in that part of shark bay all there is are shell fish and jelly fish. Thousands of years of crushed and ground white shells make fir a beautiful beach - and because of the sea grass you can walk out for miles in knee deep crystal clear water. You can float better there too, but you’ll come out white and salty. Got to pick your time of year on the shark bay peninsula though - winds there are gale force 24/7 in the windy season so you can’t go on the seaward side of the peninsula at that time of the year. But for good wa beaches there are city beaches and Rottnest island. Nearly all of these beaches in the video require 4wds and can be dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing. These are not really the best beaches in wa - pinkies beach on Rottnest is beautiful and accessible.

Now that Miles is practicing / embarrassing Phezz with his Aussie accent at the beginning of each Australia video I think we need to start scoring his accent on a scale of 0 to 10. Anyone up for rating his accent? Maybe two ratings 1st for the accent and the 2nd for how much we think it's annoying Phezz?

I'm sure you know that the red soil is full of iron.

Miles, your intro was pretty good accent wise but it changed into a kiwi accent. 🤣

Monkey Mia is a resort and a camping place on the beach where dolphins swim up to you when you book like a tour type thing with the resort also.

Can’t really go wrong with beaches in Australia apart from Bondi, that’s just too damn busy. You could see a new one every day for 30 years 👍🏻

Lake Eyre in central Australia has sandy beaches. Unfortunately it has no water most of the time. When it does have water, that water contains so much salt that swimming is not recommended.

Nissan Patrol guys

WA is currently the North Korea in Australia…no one is going to WA no one is leaving

Oh, Western Australia is where I live!

Just do Far North Coast New South Wales. All the best beaches.

At Monkey Mia, you use to be able to swim with the dolphins that live there.

Have you guys seen damo and Darren ?

If you were in Australia and spoke with that sort of accident lots of people would feel sorry for you!

WA has AMAZING beaches! Try finding a video of Perth beaches which are amazing day to day beaches not those you have to drive 8hrs or so to get to.

Holy shit! Miles you did it. Your intro sounded great, just as an Aussie, well done, keep it up :) Have a look at videos of Hyams Beach at Jervis Bay, NSW. It is in the Guinness book of world records for the whitest sand in the world. Beautiful place with clean, clear water and stunning beaches. Also has some of the best SCUBA diving spots in NSW

I really like the Mirage in Cental Aus ;P

The vehicle looks like a Nissan Patrol, with a T.J.M bullbar full Alloy. The Patrol is the same size as a Toyota Landcruiser. 200 series.

Aussie accent is definitely improving 🤣👍

Thx for the vid of the vid...makes you want to swim......keep up the good work fellas...

This is my home state! Willing to show you around sometime.

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Miles, your accent is getting better, but then you drifted off point, keep at it. Try shortening the length of sound in a word, mate is pronounced the same length as mat, but with the long a, as in mayt but short like mat.

Nissan patrol 4x4. This is my state and i have been to all these beaches and they are world class and i think are the best in Australia. 👍😎👍🇦🇺

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Accents are always according to location. Not all Aussies are ockers!

Pools are good for kids to learn to swin in as well guys :)

What you thought was the drone shadow, was actually a stingray swimming in the water… Or as we like to call them an Irwin Killers.

That would be salt beaches in lake Ayre. That isn't the most pleasant experience, you're up to and past your hocks in mud :(