Host Sorin Mihailovici throws the dart at the world map in an incredible setting: a 400- year-old temple located in Berhampore, India.

The Travel by Dart team arrives on Easter Island from Chile. The hosts discover the mystery of the world's most remote island, while the episode is packed with history, inspiration, and action shots.

As Sorin and Matt survive the 'welcome party' from the previous episode, they will befriend everyone on the island, including Miguel - a typical Polynesian giant that nobody messes around with.

After the Easter Island unforgettable visit, Sorin throws a new dart at the world map. He hits Indonesia and decides to arrange the trip's timeline exactly around his best friend's birthday.

This episode features an incredible trip to one of the most mysterious regions of the globe: the Bermuda Triangle.

This episode features the host taking on Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal. The episode looks at the popular tram system, the Ginginha drink, and the incredible Lisbon aquarium.

This episode is probably the most random travel show you will ever see but - at the same time - one of the most complete when it comes to Uruguay's traditions and customs.

During his trip to Uruguay, Sorin Mihailovici threw a new dart at the world map and hit Cuba in a dreamy setup.

The incredible Cuba trip continues with a visit to one of the most colorful cities in the world, Trinidad, where Sorin finds the human Google version.

Spanish is one of the languages that Sorin speaks, so when it comes to countries that he visits for Travel by Dart, a Latino region is a gift - Costa Rica.

This episode shows the host discovering the unseen beauty of Cambodia, a country that became one of Sorin's all-time favorites.

An incredible journey that spreads throughout two episodes, this adventure features everything you need to know about Thailand and its culture.

The second part of the Thailand visit shows Sorin embracing adventure to the fullest. If you plan to visit this country one day, this is a show to watch.

This first episode of the new season finds Sorin in the Galapagos.

After having the time of his life in the Galapagos islands, Sorin moves to mainland Ecuador.

This episode is the most picturesque part of the Travel by Dart series. Sorin dives deep into the Amazon jungle, where - through complex arrangements - meets the Aorani tribe.

While he was in the Galapagos Islands, Sorin threw a new dart at the world map and hit the Eastern side of Africa: Madagascar, a land full of beauty, history, and incredible people.

Colombia is the country known for being the land of the infamous drug leader Pablo Escobar. Sorin takes a unique approach to the present situation and features a Pablo Escobar Medellin tour.

Sorin ends up in Brazil after the dart thrown in Colombia hit the largest state in South America during the last episode.

To his surprise, Sorin's his buddies come down to South America in significant numbers, so it's time to party.

From learning how to dance the tango to visiting an impressive countryside ranch, the host presents Argentina with its signature items.

Sorin decides to spice up the dart-throwing ceremony again and invites other people to do it on his behalf. At the same time, they spend some adventurous time in the former Netherland Antile, Curacao.

While in Curacao, Sorin and his guest threw a new dart at the map, hitting the Indian ocean. The closest land-mass was the Maldives, a dream destination for many people worldwide.

The islands' beauty is also featured in this second part of the Maldives trip. Only this time, Sorin gets to spend some time with new friends while they go through unforgettable experiences.

Sorin stops in Italy to film a new episode on its way to the next destination. He even gets a group of friends to join him and throw the dart on his behalf.

This last episode of Season 2 takes place in Sorin's native country. As a grand finale of the season, the show features a fantastic experience through Dracula's land.

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, from dressing, eating and yelling like a Viking.

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

From the heart of the shamanic community to baking bread in volcanic soil, Sorin dives into the crevasse between the two tectonic plates that separate Europe from North America.

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.

Sorin discovers Barbuda, the sister island, with its pink sand beaches, the largest frigate bird sanctuary in the Western Hemisphere, and the local heroes of this country.

Dreamy episode. Sorin makes his way to Greece after previously blowing a dart at a world map while visiting an Amazon jungle tribe in Season 2.

Sorin arrives in Crete, where the locals consider themselves distinct from other Greeks.

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.

The dart throw ceremony in the Cayman Islands sent Sorin to Japan. He immerses himself in the samurai mindset, tea ceremony culture, sushi-making art, and the spectacular cherry blossom phenomenon.

Sorin enjoys a private performance from a geisha and learns most of her secrets. The host dives into the history of Kyoto, Japan's former capital.

Sorin explores Japan's iconic symbol, Mount Fuji and discovers fascinating insights about this spiritual site, details about the Nagano snow monkeys, and Japan's underground car culture.

After postponing his Antarctica trip for a long time while waiting for his friend to join, Sorin begins his journey in Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city.

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.'

Season 4 begins in Vietnam. In Part 1, Sorin explores Hanoi, the capital, while touring in old Army jeeps. The hosts present one of the world's natural wonders: the incredible Halong Bay.

In Part 2, we explore the vibrancy of Ho Chi Minh City, the historical Cu Chi Tunnels, and enjoy a boat ride along the Mekong River.

From Vietnam, Sorin moves to Mongolia to follow in the footsteps of Genghis Khan and explore his impressive legacy.

Sorin explores the famous Gobi Desert and befriends a camel. How did the ride go? Watch to find out.

The dart landed in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, so Sorin heads to Fiji, where he dives into the warrior culture of the indigenous people and the history of cannibalism in the region.

You might want to watch the local indigenous cuisine featured in this episode. Sorin cooks with his new local friend Marika and then enjoys a private Meke ceremony performed just for him.

This episode explores the touristy part of Fiji, with discoveries of the Sigatoka area, where most people go to spend their vacations.

What an episode. Sorin dresses himself as a South Korean emperor and goes to see the famous guard change at the Gyeongbokgung Palace.

This episode starts with a visit to the controversial DMZ area (De-Militarized Zone), where South Korea borders North Korea - a place full of history.

You are in for a treat in this great episode: You know the drill. Oktoberfest. Beer. Bavarian dances. The world's oldest inn. Schnitzels. More fun than anyone can handle. And much, much, more.

Germany is an incredible country to visit. In this second part, Sorin explores the Hohenzollern and Frankenstein castles, as well as the unique Sinsheim and Speyer museums.

Finland is the happiest country in the world. Sorin explores this claim by discovering the capital, Helsinki, and later venturing into Lapland.

While in Lapland, Sorin couldn't miss visiting Santa Claus Village. Not only did he meet Santa, but also had a serious chat with him and convinced him to throw a dart at the world map on his behalf.

Following a dart throw in Colombia, Sorin arrives in Istanbul, the only city in the world located on two continents-Europe and Asia.

Cappadocia is renowned as one of the best places in the world for magical hot air balloon rides. Sorin takes viewers on a journey to experience this breathtaking spectacle.

From Turkey, Sorin heads to Scotland, where he dives deep into a world of haunted castles and folklore. And, of course, what's a Scottish adventure without a taste of fine whiskey?

One of the most artistic and culturally rich destinations in the world, Puerto Rico offers Sorin an unforgettable experience.

Puerto Rico has a deep and fascinating history, and Sorin dives right into it. He meets members of the Taino community, one of the oldest Indigenous tribes in the region.

Sorin begins his journey to the Philippines in the capital, Manila, where he immerses himself in the local culture and explores Intramuros.

Sorin moves on to Cebu, where he takes on thrilling activities like whale watching, canyoneering, a sardine run, and a visit to the Chocolate Hills.

This episode will challenge everything you thought you knew about Kazakhstan. Sorin begins in Almaty, a picturesque city near Shymbulak, one of Asia's top ski resorts.

Sorin's Kazakhstan adventure turns into a culinary extravaganza upon his arrival in the capital, Astana. He samples a variety of dishes that rival Michelin-starred cuisine.

Sorin meets Artem Kantsev, the personal chef of Kazakhstan's first president for 18 years, who explains why horse meat is a staple of Kazakh cuisine. Sorin also samples camel salami, a local delicacy.

Dive into the world of Vikings like never before. In this episode, we explore their epic history, fascinating traditions, and how Viking culture survives in modern life.

Sorin is inspired by a couple celebrating their wedding on e-foils—gliding over the water in elegant outfits without spilling a drop.

After spending two weeks discovering the Viking lifestyle, in this episode Sorin explores how Norwegians live and how nature plays a crucial role in daily life.

While in Norway, Sorin’s dart landed on Iraq, so he heads to the Middle East despite the advice of friends and family.

Sorin journeys across one of the world’s most forbidden lands — one of the few travelers to witness Yemen’s hidden soul in years.

From camel markets with 5,000 animals to the world’s longest train, Mauritania delivers a truly captivating episode.

Sorin challenges a friend to throw a dart at the world map so they can travel together to the selected two locations. Surprise—both darts land on Indonesia!

Sorin feels overwhelmed at Imogiri in Java, where Indonesia’s kings are laid to rest. After trying his hand at Javanese archery, he makes his way to Bali.

Sorin ticks off a few more adventures with Mason Adventures, from an adrenaline-fueled white-water rafting trip to exploring Bali’s thriving digital nomad scene alongside his friend Josh.

Sorin is stunned by what he discovers in China, especially in Shanghai—a city brimming with cutting-edge technology, breathtaking scenery, and astonishing creations.

Zhangjiajie, also known as the “Avatar City” for its role in the movie, is one of the world’s most incredible wonders. Sorin makes a quick stop before heading to Beijing.

The most awaited moment of Sorin’s trip—the Great Wall—opens up for exploration. Immersed in its grandeur, he then returns to Beijing and the splendor of the equally famous Summer Palace.

Sorin explores Cape Verde's remarkable journey from hardship and isolation to national pride and World Cup dreams.

Sorin visits Fogo Island, where communities continue rebuilding beneath an active volcano.

Sorin discovers the soul of São Vicente through music, culture, and unforgettable nightlife.

Sorin explores modern Chilean life from Santiago's streets to the world's largest swimming pool.

Sorin journeys through Chile's Atacama Desert, one of the driest and most surreal places on Earth.

Sorin experiences Bolivia's explosive culture through cholitas wrestling and the legendary Oruro Carnival.

Sorin explores Bolivia's Uyuni Salt Flats, where the landscape transforms into a giant mirror.

Sorin uncovers the history of Cerro Rico, the Bolivian mountain that transformed global trade.