Travel by Dart

Sorin Mihailovici and his friend Matt Liberto throw the dart at the world map in an incredible setting: a 400-year-old temple located in India. Here is how this magnificent journey worth-watching started.

The team goes to Easter Island and presents you with an incredible location. From the unveiled legend of the Rapa Nui heads to the present struggle of its inhabitants, this episode answers the question: do the famous Easter Island heads have bodies underneath?

Sorin and Matt take part in a tribal ceremony on Easter Island. The memorable event shows you the ancient war strategies that the local people used to protect their land.

After the Easter Island unforgettable visit, Sorin throws a new dart at the world map. He hits Indonesia and decides to take the trip with Matt by sailing on a pirate ship led by Lady Amanda.

Sorin throws a new dart at a map and take on the world by himself. New location? One of the most enigmatic places on earth: the Bermuda Triangle! This Travel by Dart episode solves the famous mystery you've been wondering about.

From discovering Fado, a famous Portuguese song ritual, to visiting Castle Sao Jorge, Sorin immerses himself in the Portuguese culture. Then he throws a new dart at the map on a balcony!

From learning about local wines to visiting the biggest pencil collection in the Guinness Book of Records, Sorin gets to dive into the somehow weird Uruguayan traditions - such as the Murga. Would you like to know why the painted faces?

This episode is a treat. Sorin starts in Havana and introduces you to the famous classic cars, explaining why they are so many in Cuba and what's so special about them. He then takes a trip to Vinales, the world's most-renowned area for cigars.

The incredible Cuba trip continues with memorable visits to Trinidad and Santiago. Sorin visits a priest who reads his past and future and tells him what he needs to do to better his life.

In Costa Rica, Sorin explores a series of adrenaline-rushed activities, ziplining, ATV riding and diving into waterfalls. He also finds himself in a crazy, magnetic field, in the middle of nowhere, as his car starts moving by itself up the hill.

Here's an underestimated place you need to discover. Sorin takes part in an emotional Buddhist monk ceremony, then makes a great visit to the famous Angkor Wat. His favorite part was a sunset expedition on Samsara, a water version of the Orient Express train.

Did you ever want to go to the land of smiles? This first part of Travel by Dart: Thailand showcases Bangkok and its crazy good vibe, which balances modern times with history. It's an episode not to be missed.

In this second part of the Thailand visit, Sorin embraces adventure to the fullest. Incredible experiences, a safari trip, Thai food, James Bond-looking-like islands, elephants, and other adrenaline-rush activities complete the show and this season 1.