Subaru's Great Australian Detour - Episode Guide

Episode 1 of Subaru's Great Australian Detour takes the Subaru Forester 2.5i-S AWD to country NSW to experience summer in the snowies. Join Andrew Daddo as he takes the roads less travelled, including the drive through Adaminaby, fishing in Lake Eucumbene, mountain biking on the TBT, a dip in the Yarrangobilly caves and so much more! See how the Snowy Mountains in southern NSW transforms into an adventure playground. All you have to do is focus less on the destination and more on enjoying the journey.

Episode 2 of Subaru's Great Australian Detour stretches the meaning of "road trip", as Andrew Daddo takes the Subaru Forester 2.5i-S AWD to an island, off an island, off an island - Bruny Island, Tasmania. A true foodies delight, Andrew tastes his way across Bruny with Oysters, Bruny Honey and Raspberries. Andrew chats to the locals to discover the true beauty of Bruny, including the sea side in Adventure Bay.

Andrew Daddo and Maddie Russell kick off the new season by exploring the picturesque Sapphire Coast of NSW, indulging in history, wildlife encounters, and culinary delights.

Join Andrew Daddo as he explores Phillip Island, embarking on thrilling adventures and uncovering hidden gems with Subaru Rally Legend Molly Taylor.

Andrew Daddo and Maddie Russell explore the Mornington Peninsula in the Subaru Crosstrek and Impreza, enjoying a farm-to-plate experience, thermal springs, a gondola ride and more.

Andrew Daddo explores the Scenic Rim in the all-new Subaru Crosstrek, tackling a high ropes course, discovering O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat, hang gliding and more.

Andrew Daddo along with fellow Subaru ambassadors Courtney Atkinson and Cameron Merchant head west for adventure with the Outback XT, Forester Sport and Crosstrek all towing caravans. Unexpected detours await.

Experience the best moments of season 3 of Subaru's Great Australian Detour in this special episode featuring a range of Subaru models. From Mornington Peninsula to Phillip Island, Scenic Rim and outback NSW, join the detour movement.