'Down to Earth with Zac Efron': Smitten fans are adding Iceland to their bucket list after watching the series
Netflix's latest travel docuseries, 'Down to Earth with Zac Efron', features the handsome actor travelling across the world in search of healthy and sustainable living solutions for the planet. Zac is accompanied by the "guru of healthy living and superfoods", Darin Olien, as they jet-set across the world on their quest for knowledge.
The first episode featured the duo making a stop at Iceland. The duo explored the exotic Nordic island country to learn more about how the country gets 100% of its electricity from renewable sources of energy produced by heat from the perennial underground volcanic activity as well as the force from the 10,000 cascading magnificent waterfalls spread across Iceland. The duo also took some time out to enjoy a relaxing spa experience and taste the regional delicacy made of reindeer meat.
By the end of the episode, both Zac and Darin had nothing but praises for this beautiful island nation. Fans too were equally smitten by the stunning locales of Iceland and immediately had a new entry to their bucket list. A fan tweeted, "This Down to Earth show @ZacEfron made is really good. Now I’m wanting to find all those fancy waters they were trying. And go to Iceland. #watersnob #fancywater #travel." Another fan wrote, "Down to Earth with @ZacEfron just made me realize how freaking cool Iceland is and how they are helping the earth."
"I just watched the first episode of down to earth with @ZacEfron and I am completely blown away. So many things I love wrapped up into one episode, showing first-hand renewable resources in Iceland. Super cool. Definitely recommend," expressed another fan.
"Just finished watching the first episode of Down to Earth with @ZacEfron on @netflix and I fell in love with Iceland. It’s always been on my travel list, but now it’s been bumped up," revealed a fan. Another fan shared, "Ok. @ZacEfron new Netflix series Down to Earth is incredible. I have an intense need to visit Iceland now. And to know in 50 years time they went from 100% fossil fuels to generate electricity to 0%. Amazing! #downtoearth."
'Down to Earth with Zac Efron' is available for streaming on Netflix.
