The acclaimed TV travel show with a twist, ‘Adventure All Stars’, returns to Australian screens for its third season this July. The series, which uniquely combines breathtaking travel experiences with philanthropy, is set to premiere on Friday, 21 July 2023, at 9pm on 7Plus.
The new season takes viewers on an awe-inspiring journey across Australia and New Zealand, from the east coast to the west, with an all-new cast of inspiring Australians and special guest, celebrity Frankie J. Holden.
Across seven hour-long episodes, the audience will have the chance to explore stunning destinations through the eyes of the socially conscious cast. The adventure begins in the Northern Territory’s Top End, journeys through Western Australia’s picturesque Margaret River, and explores The Tweed before crossing the Tasman Sea to New Zealand’s captivating Marlborough region. The final episodes will take viewers to Brisbane in Queensland, the Sapphire Coast in New South Wales, and wrap up in South Australia’s delightful Clare Valley.
The series is not just about exploring new landscapes but also about making a difference. All net proceeds from the third season will be donated to a diverse range of Australian and New Zealand charities, including ADHD Australia, Bully Zero, Emergent Leaders Foundation, Greener Pastures Sanctuary, Heart Support Australia, Home & Family Charitable Trust, Keep New Zealand Beautiful, Leukaemia Support Queensland, Moyamoya Australia, Muscular Dystrophy Australia, So Brave Ltd, StandbyU Foundation, Two Two One Mental Health Charity, and Walk a While Foundation.
Troy Gray, Executive Producer of ‘Adventure All Stars’, expressed the show’s core values,
“We are creating television history by raising millions of dollars to support a record number of Australian charities. Adventure All Stars is a ground-breaking travel show promoting incredible destinations to a global audience – filmed and presented as socially positive, harmonious, and visually spectacular television content.”
The show’s previous season raised nearly $1.2 million for Australian charities, contributing to the series’ status as one of the most significant contributors to philanthropy of any TV series worldwide. In total, the series has produced 49 episodes and raised approximately $10 million since its inception.
The first two seasons of ‘Adventure All Stars’ are currently available for streaming in Australia via 7Plus, Fetch, and Samsung TV Plus. The series also reaches an international audience in 25 countries, amounting to nearly 100 million viewers. International broadcast partners include Outdoor Channel, TVNZ, and Tata Sky.
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