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Far Away season two will return to Canale 5, with no date announced
Far Away’s second season is confirmed for Italian viewers on Canale 5 and Mediaset Infinity.
The Turkish series follows Alya and Cihan and the Albora family.
The first season ended with Cihan declaring his love as Alya was about to leave with her son, Deniz.
In the new season, Boran returns after being believed dead, disrupting Alya’s plans to start over with Cihan.
Boran is Alya’s husband and Cihan’s brother, so his return brings both a romantic conflict and a family rivalry.
Alya and Cihan will face new obstacles as they try to defend their relationship.
No Italian premiere date has been announced, so viewers will have to wait for scheduling details.
Far Away’s second season is confirmed for broadcast in Italy on Canale 5, but no premiere date has been announced.
The episodes will also be available on Mediaset Infinity.
The first season ended in September with Alya and Cihan’s relationship at a turning point.
The second season is expected to continue from that moment, with Boran’s return creating conflict for Alya and Cihan.
In Turkey, the series has already moved on to its third season.
- Who
- Far Away, starring Sinem Ünsal and Ozan Akbaba.
- What
- The second season is confirmed for Canale 5 and Mediaset Infinity in Italy, but its release date is unknown.
- When
- No date has been announced as of November 2, 2026.
- Where
- Italy, on Canale 5 and Mediaset Infinity.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The first season began airing in Italy.
The first season ended in Italy.
An announcement confirmed the second season for Canale 5 and Mediaset Infinity.
No official start date had been announced for the second season.
The third season began airing in Turkey on Kanal D.
- Italian broadcaster
- Canale 5
- Streaming service
- Mediaset Infinity
- Premiere date
- Not announced as of November 2, 2026
- First season in Italy
- June 3 to September 19
- Turkish title
- Uzak Şehir