How to legally watch the Grand Tour season four in Australia

The Grand Tour season four has officially landed. The first episode of the Amazon Prime original series is available for Australians to watch right now and there are three still to come. 

This season The Grand Tour has ditched its traditional format in favour of producing four feature-length adventure episodes. Here's how you can catch all the action ...

Amazon Prime Video Australia

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The Grand Tour is an Amazon Prime Original production which means Prime Video is not just the best place to watch it - it's the only place.

The good news is, Prime Video Australia is super cheap to access. After an initial 30-day free trial period a subscription costs only $6.99 per month, or $59 if you want to pay for a year upfront. 

Membership includes access to Prime Video, Prime Music, Prime Reading, Twitch Prime for games, free priority shipping on selected Amazon products, and early or exclusive access to Amazon deals. That is some serious value.

Even better, your Prime Video account will allow you to watch simultaneously on up to three devices at once. So if you have family or friends who don't mind splitting the cost with you, you could share your account and get the price down as low as $2.33 each between three people per month.

Prime Video Australia currently features dozens of episodes of The Grand Tour across four seasons. As well as The Grand Tour, Prime Video has a growing library of great content including the critically acclaimed Good Omens starring David Tennant. For more recommendations, check out our guides on the best movies and shows on Amazon Prime Video Australia.

How to watch Amazon Prime Video

There's a growing number of options for Australians who want to check out the content on Amazon Prime Video, including Telstra TV, Google Chromecast, Android TV, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV. You can also get the Prime Video app on LG and Samsung smart TVs as well as Play Station and Xbox.

If you don't have a device to get Prime onto your TV, you can watch on your computer, or on the Prime Video app for iPhone/iPad or Android phones and tablets.

Jacqui Dent

Editorial Strategist

Jacqui Dent is an Editorial Content Strategist at WhistleOut Australia, where she writes about mobile phone plans, NBN plans and everything in between. Over her ten-year career, she has worked to provide informed advice to the public, first in the sphere of writing and now in the world of consumer tech. Jacqui has also written about consumer telco products for Business Insider, Pedestrian and the 50Up Club.

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