Travel by Dart

Sorin visits a 400-year-old temple in Berhampore, India, joined by his sidekick Matt Liberto. Later, at the initial dart-throwing ceremony, the dart hits one of the most remote islands in the world: Easter Island.

The team arrive on Easter Island from Chile, and discover the mysteries of the island, and explore the unveiled legend of the Rapa Nui heads and the present struggle of its inhabitants.

As Sorin and Matt survive the 'welcome party', they befriend everyone on the island, including Miguel, a typical Polynesian guy that nobody messes around with. After gaining his trust, Matt and Sorin are invited to join the Kari Kari dance ensemble.

After the Easter Island visit, Sorin hits Indonesia and decides to arrange the trip's timeline around his best friend's birthday. The two friends are on a pirate ship for a week, and their experience is filled with adventures on and off the boat.

Sorin and Matt part ways, so Sorin throws a dart at a map and takes on the world by himself. He ends up in one of the most mysterious regions of the globe: the Bermuda Triangle.

While in Bermuda, Sorin throws a new dart at the world map and hits Portugal. In Lisbon, Sorin immerses himself in the Portuguese culture, discovers Fado, a famous Portuguese song ritual, and visits Castle Sao Jorge.

A random yet complete travel show on 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; a refreshing way of looking at things in this country.

The Cuba trip continues with a visit to one of the most colourful cities in the world, Trinidad, right before settling for a few days in Santiago.

Mihailovici jumps into a series of adrenaline-rushed activities, from getting to the hardest-to-access waterfall in the world to zip-lining and riding an ATV.