Exmouth, Australia - but with no money

Names are Tia & Cheveyo
Traveling full-time since July 2021.

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[marcko]

We pronounce Exmouth as Exmuhth :) loving the videos

[lt]

Please don’t feel self conscious about posting budget friendly content. I just came across your profile a few days ago and I’ve probably watched between 10-20 while sick in bed! Your videos are authentic, not overly edited and glamorised, I think people crave content like this + budget friendly is authentic and realistic too! Especially given the cost of living crisis, your content is relatable and deserves more views. I think you guys should put an option where people can donate if they choose to, honestly, you guys deserve it, you’re a young couple, and you both compliment each other. Thanks for the content 🏆🏆

[bigbrotheriswatching]

It was always good, but the videography and editing on this series has gone to a new level!
Just amazing!

[jbw]

Crowbarring in "Bob's your Uncle" right at the end made me LOL

[seamusobrien]

One of the things I love about Australia are the little self-served vegetable stalls, where not only do people not nick (that's shop lift in Australian) the vegetables, they don't take the box with all the money either. This is the standard that societies must reach to be safe. It's a small compensation for having all the other things in the natural environment that will kill you on your journey.

[c.thomo_oz]

I LOVE the raw budgeted exploration you guys are doing here in Oz. Makes for great viewing actually. Honestly have preferred your vlogs over other big travel youtubers at the moment... You two are so genuine and just so chill. Just keep doing what ya doing it's great. What your capturing is very well balanced. 🎉🎉

[Walts-Travel]

I still have to thank you guys for encouraging me to take the leap. With my anxiety, I managed to be over on the other side of the world for almost 2 years.

[diannecain]

Not sure if you guys have heard of the staircase to the moon in Broome but you should plan your timing to be there to view it. It’s next due around 22, 23, 24th June
Love that you came back to see the top end of Oz

[hammmer]

From Arizona. Was just on the west coast August-September 2023. Saw a lot of where you were. Spent a month in Kalbarri and ventured out to many beaches (4x4 required). Absolutely stunning. I’m ready to go back! Safe travels

[Tiamariawouldntwanttobeya]

Chev, loving the Aussie accent lol. You’re doing great 😂

[wallywombat]

I haven't lived in Aust ( I still call Australia HOME ) for many a year. TIA, a couple of episodes ago? when you said you could live in Aust, I woz very prowd of home mate. Thanks kiddo. Oh, by the way, I am indigenous AUSSIE. ❤❤❤❤

[AussieTVMusic]

Cheveyo's accent is getting better. He now sounds South African lol. Keep going mate, you'll get there.

[srjwaugh]

LOL, cute Asian dad!!! one of the best one-liners I've heard for a long time.

[TorchHacker]

7:39 Naval Communication Station Harold E Holt. Very low frequency (19.8 kHz) radio communication with ships and submarines.

[andersoncpu]

I really enjoy seeing your take on the world. I think you did a fine job with the reef videos. Keeps enjoying your travels and thanks for sharing. OH, and I am totally on team BIG THINGS!!! Tia for scale

[riapuaina]

Tia’s face everytime Cheveyo switches to his Aussie lingo has me lol 😂😂😂 - as a Kiwi married to an American living in Aust, I feel you gurl! 😅😂

[howdareyouyoucantsaythat]

Really nice timelapse sunset. Congrats on editing and drone work. Good job, keep it up. Love you folks! Wholesome entertainment.

[mjmack]

It’s good to see that Tia has mastered the Aussie salute. 🪰

[zzhoward]

Love Cheveyo's aussie accent and aussie-isms :) Keep it up!

[Wandafulofit]

The parrots are Corellas and hundreds of them perch on the power lines at my house in the Bega Valley NSW every morning and night.... (dawn/dusk)....