Destination Flavour Down Under - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Northern Western Australia - Cape Leveque
Adam begins his culinary road trip in the northern tip of Western Australia, discovering food heroes who are putting community first, and the delights of mud crab and pearl meat.
Southern Western Australia
On his journey from the outskirts of Perth to Narembeen, Adam meets farmers who have based their livelihoods on unusual ingredients.
South Australia
Back in his home state of South Australia, Adam revisits the Eyre Peninsular where he spent many summer holidays of his youth.
Australia - Northern Territory
During a day out on the magnificent waters of Nitmiluk Gorge, Adam nets a barramundi, which he cooks up at a breathtaking spot in front of Edith Falls.
Australia - Queensland
It is one tropical surprise after another when Adam takes to the road around Rockhampton, beginning his trip at a petrol station known for making the best crab sandwiches in QLD.
Australia - New South Wales North Coast
It is one tropical surprise after another when Adam takes to the road around Rockhampton, beginning his trip at a petrol station known for making the best crab sandwiches in QLD.
Australia - Victoria
On a tour of the Victorian High Country, one of the great food centres of Australia, Adam is on a mission to track down all the ingredients necessary for the perfect picnic.
New Zealand - North Island
Adam explores New Zealand's North Island starting in the majestic kauri forests in the north. He visits Dargaville, the kumara capital of NZ, then a kiwifruit farm in Te Puke.
New Zealand - Northern South Island
Adam takes a short ferry ride across the Cook Straight to New Zealand's South Island, headed for Akaroa, a historic French settlement nestled in the heart of an ancient volcano.
New Zealand - Southern South Island
In tonight's final episode, Adam takes a scenic route to Gore and Invercargill on New Zealand's South Island, before heading to stunning Lake Wakatipu.
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