Zac Efron Takes on ‘New Adventures’ in Australia

• Seeking a travelling companion You’ve got Zac Efron’s support!
• Down to Earth with Zac Efron: Down Under, now in its second season, follows the 35-year-old actor.
•  Wellness expert Darin Olien as they explore Australia and discover sustainable lifestyle options.

Zac Efron gave ann overview of the eight-episode season’s activities may be found in the trailer (above). Viewers can watch all of the actor’s adventurous adventures, from diving near barrier reefs to ascending rocky mountaintops, when they premiere on Netflix on November 11.

Efron explains, “This time, we’re diving deep into Australia, the sixth-largest nation in the planet. “We’re covering as much ground as we can with a distinct mix of biomes, temperatures, and creatures,” the researcher said.

Efron is shown engaging in extreme sports, such as bungee jumping, and sampling some native Australian cuisine. Each 40-minute episode will see Efron and Olien touring the nation while highlighting various eco-friendly behaviours.

The High School Musical alum continues, “We’ll be visiting some of the top innovators who are all looking for cleaner, better, and more sustainable ways of living, and using the lessons acquired on this continent to act as the microcosm for the entire globe.”

Efron and Olien travelled to France, Puerto Rico, Iceland, England, Costa Rica, Peru, and Italy in the first season of the show to learn how each nation makes use of nature and works toward a more sustainable future.

Efron, the show’s executive producer, met with residents all over the world to learn how “transformation is an inner job.” He got involved in a range of pursuits in each nation, from pasta tasting to beekeeping.

In the first season, Efron stated, “We’re travelling the world to find some new perspectives on some very old problems. “The three basic necessities for modern life are food, water, and energy.”

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