Barramundi and a beach kitchen on Molly Dixon's Top End escape
Berry Springs snorkelling gives way to a Gunn Point campout in her only new upload of the week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I can't believe this place exists in Australia… ☀️🌴
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- 0:25Molly arrives early at Berry Springs Nature Park to explore its natural swimming holes.
- 3:48She stays longer to snorkel and film fish, including barramundi.
- 6:35At Gunn Point, she checks the high-tide line before choosing her beach camp spot.
- 8:21A campfire becomes the cooking station for steak, roasted potatoes and broccolini.
- 11:21An orange ocean sunset closes the day before Molly returns to her truck-top camper.
What makes Molly Dixon stay longer at a swimming hole? At Berry Springs, the answer is a chance to put on her snorkelling gear and get a closer look at the fish. Barramundi, her favourite fishing target, are part of the underwater attraction.
Her only new upload, "I can't believe this place exists in Australia… ☀️🌴", follows a day from freshwater pools to a saltwater horizon. After swimming near a small waterfall, she takes the 4WD down dirt tracks to Gunn Point, finds an empty shoreline and checks the high-tide line before settling in. The beach becomes her kitchen: flame-grilled steak, roasted potatoes and broccolini, followed by an orange sunset she calls the best she has seen in the Northern Territory.
The vlog has reached roughly 142,000 views and supplies most of the channel's daily viewing right now. Viewers are picking out the sunset music, the pool's reflections and a sand dollar; one offers a foil-wrapped apple recipe for a future campfire dessert. The practical camping conversation carries on after dinner.
Behind the new trip, "150 days alone on Australia's only island state " remains the busiest older upload, with its extended Tasmania adventure drawing more daily views than the recent night-fishing outing. Molly added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing across the channel is below its usual level.
Among nearby travel channels, Jan and Ann and World Wanderings added more weekly views, while Molly's weekly view gain sat above Flora and Note's. For her own channel, the strongest pull is firmly back in the Top End, between the swimming hole and that beachside stove-free supper.
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What viewers say
Try coring an apple, then stuff the center with a mixture of butter, raisins, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Wrap in foil. Cook on the coals. Simple and delicious dessert. 12:55
@kevinsmith1513See it on YouTubeLove the music you play when there’s a sunset. Atmospheric.
@kevinburrows735See it on YouTubeBeautiful sunset, and that sand dollar was very cool. Thanks for the journey!
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I used to see sunsets like that in Maui. Stunning. I'm blown away by the completely unoccupied beauty of Northern Australia. You are truly blessed to be able to witness so much of paradise. Thanks for bringing it into our homes😊
@TheoSeltzSee it on YouTubeThe reflection of the pool is breathtaking
@briancampagnano6852See it on YouTubeAnother adventure with great photography.
@larrykaminski3269See it on YouTubeLove your content. Australia has been on my bucket list forever and you are the best possible tour guide I could ever imagine
@MadJoeyWalesSee it on YouTubeGreat video and content. What a special place. Thanks for showing us.
Take care and be safe!@and0888-n1uSee it on YouTubegorgeous sunset Molly thanks for sharing it.
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The videos drawing views on MOLLY DIXON right now
- Channel
- MOLLY DIXON
- Subscribers
- 237,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 392,500
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 142,415
- Views on its first day
- 94,449
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Where does Molly set up her beach camp in the new vlog?
After visiting Berry Springs, Molly drives to Gunn Point and checks the tide line before setting up camp.




