Where Is Krzysztof Wojtkowski Now? After Winning Alone Australia Season 2

Spoiler note: this post covers the outcome of Alone Australia season 2.

Krzysztof Wojtkowski won Alone Australia season 2 at 39, an aquaculturalist from Ferny Creek, Victoria who lasted 64 days. The season carried the show's Australian branding but was filmed in Fiordland on New Zealand's South Island, one of the wettest, coldest places the franchise has used. He did not tap out. A scheduled medical check on day 64 found he could no longer safely continue, and at that point producers revealed he had outlasted everyone, with his partner Erin delivering the news in person. He carried a fishing kit and a multitool among his ten items, listed on his contestant page, and the detail that defined his run is that he ate no meat for the entire 64 days, leaning on foraging, crafting, and mental steadiness instead.

Runner-up Suzan Muir tapped out at day 63, one day short, and third-place Andreas Lundin left at day 57 after losing about 30 percent of his body weight.

Placement	Contestant	Days lasted	Outcome
1	Krzysztof Wojtkowski	64	Won, $250K AUD prize
2	Suzan Muir	63	Tapped out
3	Andreas Lundin	57	Left, extreme weight loss

What he's doing now

Wojtkowski did not reinvent himself after the show. He went back to the fish. As of mid-2026 he is reported to still work as an aquaculturalist raising barramundi, and coverage since the win shows him documenting freshwater foraging trips, including crayfish along the Upper Yarra River in early 2025. The through-line from the season is obvious: a man whose whole trade is patient, hands-on work with water and food was well suited to a location where the food came slowly.

The more visible change has been food as community. In August 2024 he ran a pierogi-making class for his Polish community and said he wanted to do more cooking classes, and his social media since has mixed traditional Polish cooking with survival skills like fire-making. He also stayed connected to the franchise, appearing on the SBS podcast alongside season 1 winner Gina Chick and turning up at the 2024 Logie Awards when Alone Australia won best reality competition program. I am framing these as reported activities rather than a fixed business, since a cooking class and a podcast spot are events, not a company.

Why his win resonates

Wojtkowski is the clearest proof yet that the Australian version rewards a different profile than the hunting-heavy US show. He won without eating meat, in a location built to starve people, on crafting and endurance rather than a big kill. That puts him in interesting company with Gina Chick, who also won season 1 on steadiness over aggression, and it says something about how this branch of the franchise plays. He has also spoken about being neurodivergent and treating that as an advantage in his work, another sign that the trait set that wins here is patience and focus rather than raw aggression. Two seasons in, the Australian edition has crowned two champions who out-lasted rather than out-hunted their fields.

For how his 64 days compares across every version of the show, the winners roundup has the full list, and the FAQ covers the common questions about how the international editions differ from the original.