This episode literally takes you to some of the world's remotest places. First, a visit to Siberia…one of the most foreboding places on earth and yet we learn many of the stories are just myths.
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Jonathan caps off the season with an expedition into the spirit of isolation a journey that takes him from Arunchal pradesh, India, to Dolomites in Italy, to all the way down in Antarctica
Jonathan enters Europe's poorest country with a purpose: Enter the little know breakaway Soviet Republic of Transnistria with a “package.” for a friend. It's a journey that will begin with urban exploration in the decay of Bucharest and end with close calls with secret police in Tiraspol.
This episode literally takes you to some of the world's remotest places. First, a visit to Siberia…one of the most foreboding places on earth and yet we learn many of the stories are just myths.
South Wales is home to Sydney and its fabled Opera House and Harbor Bridge. Bill attempts to climb the giant steel structure to get a better view of the city.
Of all bucket list items, one stands out above the rest—seeing one of the original reasons for starting the UNESCO World Heritage sites—the massive temple of Borobudur.
A Romantic trip to Colorado takes a windy turn when Jason pushes Tayler, despite her hesitation, to summit Mt. Democrat in 70 mph winds and -19 degree weather.
Tayler and Jason take on their final peak in Washington State, Mt Baker. Tayler struggles when Jason explains all the things that could go wrong, but the reality is a lot could fail if they don't come together as a team.
A relaxing trip to Orcas Island takes a turn for the worst when plans begin to fall through including the ferry ride back to the mainland. This mishap may leave them stranded for longer than expected, putting their final summit attempt at risk.
Josh Yozura goes off the beaten path in Tallinn for some local urban exploring in an old Soviet theatre and a prison hidden underneath the ice of a quarry lake.
Cody Buffinton steps into the streets of bustling Ho Chi Minh city in Vietnam in search of some hidden gems and urban exploring treasures.
Join Josh and Cody on this special episode, as they look back on their epic adventures. Which location will they rank at the top of their ultimate global bucket list of Epic Exploring?
In Davao, Sashi tastes a full durian flight and explores hearty Mindanao soups and regional Filipino dishes.
Bill had two wild icons he wanted to experience. The first is the largest lizard in the world - the Komodo Dragon. Walking among these massive beasts was unnerving to say the least. The other is Asia's one ape - the orangutan.
Bicycling is a safe and leisurely activity, until you decide to do it through the wilderness of Kenya with large lion, elephant and buffalo populations.
Blenheim schoolteachers Joanna and Chris begin a rollercoaster ride to home ownership and in South Auckland, locals Shandel and Steven take on the investors in their quest to secure a family home.
Young professionals Martin & Helena face up to the complexities of the Christchurch housing market and South Aucklanders Shandel and Steven battle spiralling prices as they search for a family home.
Will Bonnie and Matt's dreams of prefab living come true or will it all come crashing down? And in Hamilton, animal lovers Monique and Chris need to find their first home in a hurry…
Plot a course for the world's extremes, using ice breakers and bush planes to explore northern Canada, Iceland, Tasmania, and the tip of Argentina.
Motor across the USA to climb Yosemite's cliffs, witness Yellowstone's geysers, and solve the mystery of the moving stones in scorched Death Valley.
Track big cats in the Serengeti, dive the Technicolor Great Barrier Reef, and venture by boat into the heart of the biodiverse Amazon Rainforest.
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