The series was released in June 2022 and has managed to make it to the Top 10 list on Netflix.
Surviving Summer is an Australian teen drama Netflix series that follows a rebellious teen sent to live in the tiny fictional town of Shorehaven on the Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia. The first season of the show premiered on June 3, 2022, with 10 episodes.
The show was initially supposed to be roughly based on the hit 1998 film The Parent Trap to include two female cousins. But the story was later modified to include a boy in an attempt to be appealing to boys as well. The first season of the show was mostly well-received leaving some ardent viewers to wonder if the show will be back for another season. Here's what we know so far:
Netflix officially renewed Surviving Summer for a second season.
This news came as no surprise as the show managed to make it to the Top 10 list on Netflix with 20,300,000 hours viewed in just its first week. The show only went up from there, securing the series a second season.
Netflix has not announced the release date for Surviving Summer Season just yet. But the season has already begun filming. It began filming in February 2023 at the Great Ocean Road on Wadawurrung Country in Victoria.
The show is called "Surviving Summer" so we expect it to drop in the summer. Since filming began in February, it's highly unlikely that it will premiere this summer. Our best, and most educated guess is a summer 2024 release window.
In the highly anticipated second season of Surviving Summer, Summer Torres (Sky Katz) returns to Shorehaven, where she is eager to show off her surfing skills to her Australian friends. However, her life will not be without its challenges. She will face turbulent romances, a mysterious new coach, and a fierce rival surfer who is determined to defeat her. Will Summer be able to overcome these obstacles and achieve her goals? Only time will tell.
One thing is for sure, with Sian Davies and Christian Van Vuuren at the helm, Surviving Summer season 2 is sure to be another wild ride.
The original cast is all set to return. These include Sky Katz as Summer, João Gabriel Marinho as Marlon Sousa, Kai Lewins as Ari Gibson, Savannah La Rain as Bodhi Mercer, and the one and only reigning Open Women’s Queensland Surf Champion, Lilliana ‘Lil’ Bowrey as Poppy Tetanui.
But, along with the old cast, we can also expect to see some new faces as three new members have joined the surfer bunch. It was announced that Olympia Valance joins the cast as Elo along with Annabel Wolfe as Wren, and Josh MacQueen as Baxter.
This is a live article and we will update this space as new information comes our way.
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