Tonight | The Great Outdoors on Seven and 7plus: Scotland, Cook Islands and Aussie Adventures – The Great Outdoors returns tonight with the season 21 premiere, bringing viewers a fresh mix of travel, culture and adventure.
James Tobin, Phil Burton, Teigan Nash, Lee Carseldine and Kimberley Busteed present the new season. Together, they guide viewers through destinations close to home and across the globe.
Tonight’s episode heads to Scotland’s rugged north. There, the team meets the hardy inhabitants who live among wild weather, remote landscapes and dramatic scenery.
Meanwhile, the episode follows an Aussie outback music trail. This journey blends travel and storytelling with the spirit of the road.
The Cook Islands also feature tonight. Viewers can expect crystal-clear waters, island colour and a strong sense of tropical escape.
Back in Australia, the team uncovers the unexpected in the nation’s capital. Canberra offers a fresh look at local travel and proves there is always more to discover.
A new season of travel
The Great Outdoors returns in 2026 with a wide range of destinations. Across the season, the presenters explore California’s sun-bleached highways, mid-century icons and the remote Shetland Islands in Scotland.
The journey also includes the fairytale villages of France, the turquoise lagoons of the Cook Islands and Australia’s golden canola country.
In addition, the season visits the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Viewers will also see helicopter flights over the famous Heart Reef and a journey through Ireland with wolfhounds.
As always, The Great Outdoors celebrates people, places and experiences. It also reminds viewers that adventure can begin overseas, in the outback, or much closer to home.
Tonight’s season premiere offers a broad start. Scotland brings the drama, the Cook Islands bring the beauty, and Australia delivers music, surprises and fresh travel ideas.
The Great Outdoors season 21 premieres tonight at 8.00pm on Seven and 7plus.
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