My 30-minute boat tour took 3 hours.. | Brisbane | Vlog 99

As I did yesterday, I’ll explore Brisbane a little further today. Unfortunately, I had no luck getting the musical tickets this morning, but that gives me some free time in the evening! I found out that there are more gardens to be wandering around, so I can’t wait to see them! 

Since this is the last place where it is still a tropical climate, I’ll also be on the search for some wildlife that I haven’t seen before. Also, it’s a little crazy, but it’s vlog 99 already! One hundred days of travelling tomorrow, so I’ll make sure to make it a special vlog. But wow, the time has gone so quickly, and I didn’t realise I was celebrating soonish until today.

Vlog 99 means day 99:

What will Sydney bring me? I might not be the biggest fan of Brisbane itself, but I’ve also noticed how that makes me lazy when exploring some outer suburbs. They are beautiful, and so are the parks, but I can’t be bothered too much getting myself around. I’m not such a city person anymore, and I would like to explore nature more!

To finish off my day, I went on a little boat. They have accessible water taxis here, so I went on one of them. At first, it would take about 30 minutes for them to finish their tour. Ultimately, it took about 3 hours to get back to where I got them. I was freezing my ass off but also enjoying all the city views from the water! That’s it for vlog 99, and I’ll see you tomorrow for my one hundred days celebrations video!

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