Travel by Dart

Sorin follows the dart he threw in Thailand. In Iceland, he discovers an enchanting country as he immerses himself in the Viking culture full on and later jumps into a helicopter to fly to the edge of an active volcano's crater.

Iceland is all about the beauty of the countryside, trolls, and stories of haunted caves. Sorin visits the mystical waterfalls Skogafoss and Seljalandsfoss and is brave enough to face the angry spirits of some dead pirates.

This episode showcases the lesser-known Iceland. From the heart of the shamanic community to baking bread in volcanic soil, Sorin also dives into the crevasse between the two tectonic plates that separate Europe from North America. The crevasse is where Sorin conducts his dart throw ceremony to determine his next destination!

Sorin unexpectedly travels to a country in the Caribbean he knows nothing about. In this first part, you're introduced to the larger of the two islands, Antigua. Explore the historical Nelson's Dockyard, the majestic Shirley Heights, and meet a lady who recently went to space and a former Miss Universe contestant.

Sorin discovers Barbuda, Antigua's sister island, with its pink sand beaches, the largest frigate bird sanctuary in the Western Hemisphere, and the local heroes of this country. The host is invited to a local party and throws a dart at the world map in a spectacular setting, making for a very colorful episode.

Dreamy episode! Sorin makes his way to Greece after previously blowing a dart at the world map while visiting an Amazon Jungle tribe in Season 2. This episode presents Athens in its splendor, the Acropolis, Delphi and Apollo's Temple, where the world's very first piece of music was written. You can see how Greeks also enjoy olive oil tastings and discover one of the most unique wines, Malagousia.

Sorin arrives in Crete, where the locals consider themselves distinct from other Greeks. He is surprised to see how parties with over 400 people, including little children, go past 3 AM, showcasing the Cretans' love for life. The influence of the Minoan civilization is evident throughout the island. The host puts Sorin to work, milking a goat, which he fails at miserably.

Welcome to the Cayman Islands, where stingrays come to say hello and ask for a kiss, where rare birds and countless chickens take over the capital city, and where the beaches are where the magic happens. Host Sorin also explains what all the fuss about the Cayman Islands being a tax haven is about.

The newest dart throw sent Sorin to Japan, where he immerses himself in the samurai mindset, tea ceremony culture, sushi-making art, and the spectacular cherry blossom phenomenon. You'll explore how these aspects are integral to local life, while also discovering Tokyo and jumping into a sumo ring.

This episode of Travel by Dart is highly anticipated, as Sorin enjoys a private performance from a geisha and learns her secrets. He also delves into the history of Kyoto, Japan's former capital. Highlights include the Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the Golden Pavilion, with some crazy stories.

There aren't enough episodes about Japan in this season. In Part 3, Sorin explores Japan's iconic symbol, Mount Fuji, which is privately owned. You'll discover fascinating insights about this spiritual site, along with intriguing details about the Nagano snow monkeys and Japan's underground car culture.

After postponing his Antarctica trip while waiting for his friend to join, Sorin begins his journey in Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city. After navigating the treacherous Drake Passage, Sorin arrives in Antarctica and shares everything there is to know about penguins. If you have ever wondered how a trip to the most pristine place on Earth looks like, today is the day when you'll find out.

Sorin takes a polar plunge in Antarctica with his new friends. He also learns about the lives of whales and, captivated by them, decides to adopt one, naming it 'Travel by Dart.' This Part 2 also demonstrates how to camp in the wild and sleep under the Antarctic sky, as well as shows the incredible experience of kayaking among icebergs.