Zac Efron quietly touches down in Cairns as he continues filming his new Netflix series Down To Earth
Zac Efron has been keeping Instagram fans up to date with his travel photos as he jets around Australia to film his Netflix series, Down to Earth.
And according to The Cairns Post, the 33-year-old Hollywood actor has been spotted in Cairns.
‘Sources say he spent some time in the Mission Beach area, including a visit to Castaways resort,’ the publication reports.
Next stop! Zac Efron quietly touches down in Cairns as he continues filming his new Netflix series Down To Earth
The scenic resort that Zac is believed to be staying at boasts stunning beachside apartments as well as rainforest views.
One source in Mission Beach revealed the High School Musical star had been there a few days ago and had since been hanging about in the surrounding area.
This comes after Zac stunned his followers when he posted a photo of himself carefully holding a Tasmanian Devil with one hand on Tuesday.
Living his best life: The scenic resort that Zac is believed to be staying at boasts stunning beachside apartments as well as rainforest views. Pictured, the pool at Castaway Resorts and Spa
At the time, he was visiting the Aussie Ark wildlife sanctuary, near the Barrington Tops National Park on the New South Wales north coast.
‘Devil down under,’ he cheekily captioned the photograph.
He also featured in a post shared by Aussie Ark alongside his Down to Earth co-host Darin Olien, where the pair were seen each holding up cards that showed images of Devils, one named Manu and the other called Padfoot.
‘Devil down under’: Zac Efron showed off his bulging bicep as he carried a Tasmanian Devil while visiting the Aussie Ark wildlife sanctuary, near the Barrington Top on the New South Wales north coast as he films his Netflix series Down to Earth
Zac’s younger brother Dylan, who is working on the show behind-the-scenes, was also at the sanctuary filming the Netflix series.
He posted a photo of himself carrying the animal and wrote in the caption: ‘I thought I knew about Tasmanian devils… but the Looney Tunes were way off.’
Dylan explained that the endangered marsupials are ‘pivotal scavengers’ that ‘play a key part in the ecosystem,’ before going on to thank the sanctuary for their work.
Travel: The High School Musical star also featured in a post shared by Aussie Ark alongside his Down to Earth co-host Darin Olien (right) each holding up cards that showed images of Devils, one named Manu and the other called Padfoot
Not like Looney Tunes at all! Zac’s younger brother Dylan, who is working on the show behind-the-scenes, was also at the sanctuary filming the Netflix series
Zac is exploring some of Australia’s most iconic tourist attractions for his new series Down to Earth.
Joining him on his travels around Australia is wellness expert Olien, the co-host of Down to Earth.
The docu-series will follow their search for healthy and sustainable ways to live as well as embracing local food, culture and customs while exploring the land Down Under.
On the road! Zac is exploring some of Australia’s most iconic tourist attractions for his new series Down to Earth. Joining him on his travels around Australia is wellness expert Darin Olien (left), the co-host of Down to Earth