Zac Efron spotted in Brisbane during filming for his Netflix series

After spending the past month travelling Australia for his Netflix series, Hollywood heart-throb Zac Efron has popped up in one of Brisbane’s ritziest suburbs. Find out what he was doing there.

Hollywood actor Zac Efron has quietly dropped into Brisbane as he continues filming his Netflix series around Australia.

The 33-year-old US actor is understood to have flown into Brisbane on a domestic Virgin flight from Sydney on Saturday, dressed discreetly in sunglasses, mask and a hat.

According to passengers, the flight crew helped him get off the plane first in order to avoid any commotion, after those in the front row agreed to let him pass.

Zac Efron visits Jim Bostock (right) at the Bostock Institute in Bulimba. Picture: Instagram/ @jim_bostock

Efron and his team then visited well-known physiotherapist and healer Jim Bostock at his Bulimba-based Bostock Institute.

Bostock, who is known to restore singers’ voices with his Bostock Technique, has previously worked with celebrities including Guy Sebastian, Jessica Mauboy, Tina Arena and Troy Cassar-Daly.

Efron, who recently took up residency in Byron Bay, has been travelling Australia in recent weeks with his brother, Dylan Efron, and their team filming the second season of his Netflix series, Down to Earth with Zac Efron, which explores nature, cultures and sustainable living around the world.

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Zac Efron and brother Dylan Efron at Kangaroo Island Australia. Picture: zacefron/Instagram

They have filmed across locations in Adelaide, Tasmania, Victoria and Dubbo in the past month.

Efron was last spotted in Queensland in October, grabbing lunch with his Australian girlfriend Vanessa Valladares at Currumbin on the Gold Coast, a short trip north from their Byron Bay base.

He previously spent time in hospital in Brisbane in late 2019, having been flown to Queensland by a medical evacuation crew after suffering an infection while filming in Papua New Guinea.