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00:00That is a picture-perfect postcard
00:07It's paradise paradise on Earth
00:12Huge difference in color from the Pacific to the Caribbean Caribbean ocean is just unmatched are there sharks in these words?
00:19Bocas del Toro an archipelago of tropical islands along the northwest coast of Panama
00:31Ranging from uninhabited natural wonders to the colorful stilted clapboard houses of Bocas town
00:39This has been a proper vengeance story. I think we've seen that growth to first we were in total shock
00:45Yeah
00:49Competition in the penultimate leg of the race promises to be tight as just 43 minutes
00:54Separates the top three teams and for the first time Dylan and Jackie sit in pole position
01:01Don't slip up. You've got the pressure of leading the pack now. I don't like it. We don't want pressure
01:06crumble we crumble
01:07Still after that first place at one point. I've had dreams where I'm like we come first and like shoving the knees from
01:15I
01:17First one when we first met Dylan. He was a different person to who he is now now
01:22I feel like he's grown into himself throughout this journey, and now I'm ready to beat it
01:29I was quite gutted when we opened the book. No you were fuming. I was I was pretty I was pretty mad because I
01:36felt like we've done so well
01:38How would the top two become the boy character building I think we felt sorry for
01:47We're not too far behind where we know our strengths and when we start moving way
01:52We move we move four legs in everyone is hot on it now
01:56Yeah, like everybody's found their river obviously we finished last
01:59But it's all to play for every man for themselves on this one you thought we were racing before oh, we're on it
02:07We're changing here. It's gear five now. She likes to go. Yeah, we race. Yeah
02:12Yeah
02:22What day
02:266 30 a.m
02:29First to leave the checkpoint
02:31Buenos dias
02:33Race leaders Dylan and Jackie
02:35You ready? Ready
02:37Your fifth checkpoint is
02:39Medellin
02:41I swear that's Colombia
02:43I think I've seen it in like a Pablo Escobar series
02:45Oh really? I think
02:47Over 1,300 kilometers away
02:49Colombia's second largest city Medellin sprawls across the Abura Valley in the northern end of the Andes mountain range
02:57As the epicenter of Pablo Escobar's drug cartel
03:02It was once labeled the murder capital of the world
03:07But now it's a safer and vibrant metropolis
03:12Okay
03:14All teams have to bypass the Darien Gap by water
03:19For safety reasons this journey has to be in daylight hours
03:22Darien Gap
03:23I've heard that it can be a bit dangerous
03:26The notorious and perilous Darien Gap
03:30The only land connection between Central and South America
03:34But no roads run through its dense jungle and vast swamps
03:38For tens of thousands of migrants each year
03:41This treacherous expanse, much of it controlled by criminal gangs, is their only route north
03:47To reach Colombia, the teams have one option
03:53To travel by sea
03:55But first, a chance to explore Panama
03:59Panama's in quite a funny shape
04:01It's kind of like a goose neck
04:03There seems to be a main road going through
04:05Yeah, yeah
04:06They may be tempted to grab opportunities in the west
04:10With its allure of well-paid work and hidden natural beauty
04:16Or the adventurers could make a beeline for the east coast
04:20And the secluded turquoise ringed islands of Gunayala
04:24Also known as San Blas
04:26An autonomous territory home to the indigenous Gunna people
04:30On the last leg, just being in nature gave me a sense of calm
04:34And it would be nice to have a nature feast again
04:38Definitely
04:39Something like hot water springs
04:41Yeah
04:42Waterfalls
04:43Yeah, yeah
04:44That would be amazing
04:45So if we go south, maybe Buquet
04:47There might be like something around there
04:49Yeah
04:50And then follow this big road through to Panama City
04:53Yeah
04:54It's also very difficult to judge whether we have enough money for the whole trip or not
04:59We've hemorrhaged a bit
05:00Yeah
05:01With budgets dwindling, Dylan and Jackie have the least amount of money to tackle the longest leg of the race so far
05:10It's just the unknowns of these countries, we don't know
05:14But this is our penultimate leg, so I want us to stand in good stead for the last leg by saving in this leg
05:23Here we go
05:24Hola
05:25Hola
05:26To continue their journey, teams need to get off the islands of Bocas del Toro
05:30Boats depart regularly to Almirante, the closest mainland port where they can pick up onward transport
05:38We need to get to Boqueta
05:40Right now it's the Atua
05:42We get a boat to the main island and then bus shorter to Boqueta
05:46Would it not be quicker for us to get a boat now to Almirante and there's any Almirante travel to Boqueta sooner?
05:53It's possible but it's more expensive
05:56I recommend when you go it's 3-2 Boqueta but at 2-1
05:59Okay
06:00So shall we book it?
06:01Yeah
06:02Let's book it
06:0330 each, yeah?
06:04Rather than risk finding a connection in the port of Almirante, Dylan and Jackie opt for a package deal transfer of boat and bus to Boqueta in the Western Highlands
06:14We could get a quicker ferry but then it's a bit risky juggling buses which are not that regular over there from what I can gather
06:21Also it might be more expensive that rain as well
06:24So it makes more sense to wait for three hours
06:27I think it's smart to save money we can speed up later
06:32While the leaders sit tight
06:35That's where we're headed
06:36Medellin
06:38Having departed half an hour behind them and now on their tails siblings Roman and Harley Moon
06:44This is our last time for a proper like cultural adventure
06:47Do you know what I mean?
06:48Yeah
06:49Roman found the first few legs quite stressful and I really felt like I had to look after him a lot
06:54But on the last leg he's been quite calm so I hope he realises it is fun as well
07:02We're gonna have to get the boat from Panama so Mandinga is a tiny island in the direction of Colombia which is good
07:09Yeah
07:10It is home to a single guna family
07:13I mean the only thing is is I'm an Arsenal fan and I like gunas
07:17I think we can live in our own bubble at times and travelling somewhere and seeing what their version of life is
07:24I think it offers perspective
07:26The faster we can get to Panama City the better
07:29Seeking an off the beaten track experience while staying race focused
07:34Roman and Harley Moon plan to head via Panama City straight to Gunayala
07:40Harley
07:41Look
07:42Jackie and Dylan
07:43Can we see them? Yeah
07:44So what's the fastest way to Panama City?
07:47Yeah
07:48I was hoping not to see another team
07:50Yeah
07:51So our best bet is to get to Almirante
07:54Yes
07:55And then get the bus to Panama
07:57Yeah, let's just get off this island
07:59Can we get two tickets?
08:00Two tickets?
08:01Six
08:02Gracias
08:03They're getting on the boat
08:05But I don't think we should be stressed by it
08:08Yeah, we shouldn't sweat about that
08:10Why are they not getting on this boat off the island?
08:13I can still see them, why are they not getting off?
08:16Give them away!
08:17Poodles!
08:18Bye!
08:19Adios
08:22We'll see you in Medellin
08:24I hope
08:26Technically, it feels like we're ahead of the team that are first
08:29Yeah
08:30Here we go
08:31Ruta
08:32Mas Rapina
08:33Got it
08:34Yep
08:35One, two, three
08:36As the siblings make a quick getaway
08:40Just 12 minutes behind them
08:42So my instinct is, we take a job
08:45Anita and Bal, eager to find ways to preserve their budget
08:49Worker shift at Roxy's in Boca Chica, down here
08:52Yeah
08:53And then you're by the main road to get to Panama City
08:57Panama is mega bucks
09:00And so saving money is definitely part of the strategy
09:03Because we know we're going to probably need as much as we can for when we get to Colombia
09:07Anita's plan
09:09Working at a B&B to save an accommodation in the Cherokee province en route to the capital
09:15Almirante, muchas gracias
09:23The first team to arrive on the mainland
09:26Oh, Boleto
09:28Roman and Harley Moon searching for a bus straight to Panama City
09:346pm
09:356pm
09:366pm
09:37It's direct
09:38It's direct
09:39It's direct
09:40The other route is from David
09:41David, Panama
09:42Eh, what time is here, David
09:45Okay
09:47Okay
09:48That's a bus
09:49Shall we get that?
09:50We can't wait till 6pm
09:52Yeah, let's do it
09:53Yeah
09:54With no direct bus departure for seven and a half hours
09:57The siblings head to a nearby transport hub
10:00In search of an earlier connection
10:02Come on David, my sweetheart
10:04Give us some luck
10:05Give us some faith
10:06Do you reckon Dylan and Jackie made it off the island yet?
10:10Do-do-do-do-do
10:16Having finally reached Almirante port by boat, mother and son are still waiting for their bus to depart for Bochetti
10:24Where are you guys from?
10:25Where are you guys from?
10:26Like London area?
10:27Yeah
10:28Like England?
10:29Yeah, yeah
10:30Cool
10:31In Medellin, we did the boat through the sandblast
10:32Don't do it like that, okay?
10:33The waves were like three metres tall
10:36Oh my gosh
10:37People were crying, dogs were barking
10:39Nooo
10:40People were growing up
10:41What?
10:42Who's inside?
10:43We're going to Colombia
10:44We might be doing that
10:45We're...
10:46I think so
10:47Yeah, thank you
10:48And you enjoy as well
10:49Yeah
10:50Yeah
10:51Everyone's crying, she said
10:53Yeah
10:54Yeah
10:55Oh God
11:00Right now the buses are ready
11:02Okay
11:03This way please follow
11:04Thank you, gracias
11:05So we got going at most six hours ago
11:07Yeah, slow stop
11:09Makes you wonder whether where we're going is a bit in the middle of nowhere
11:13That's why there's not such a regular bus service
11:17Hopefully we can make up the ground and finish strong
11:20We'll say positive
11:21Yeah
11:22Say positive
11:23How are you doing, sir?
11:25You okay to take us to the terminal?
11:26Yeah
11:27Excellent
11:28Just arriving off the boat into Almirante, Molly and Tyler
11:32Swift start
11:34With a seven hour gap to close, they're on a dash to the bus station
11:38Hopefully get an overnight bus
11:40To Panama City
11:41To Panama City
11:42And then grab a boat into Colombia
11:45Yeah
11:46Is there a direct bus to Panama City?
11:49Let me see, it's in my space
11:51Oh
11:52Hello
11:53Thank you, ma'am
11:54Who's going to check if there's space on the bus?
11:55That's great
11:56Yeah, I have space to Panama Direct
11:58From here?
11:59Yes
12:00From here
12:01Oh, man
12:02You have luck
12:03That bus reaching about five o'clock in the morning
12:05Yeah
12:06Yeah, perfect
12:07Yeah, perfect
12:08Yeah, amazing
12:09This is good
12:12This is awesome, man
12:15Mmm
12:16You are the best, man
12:17Thank you
12:18Thank you, sir
12:19Eleven hours of travel
12:20Over halfway across the country
12:22And it's a nice accommodation
12:24There you go
12:25Get the bus
12:26Get the bus
12:27Get the bus
12:28Yes
12:31This is going to help us catch up majorly to the other teams
12:35This is the redemption leg for us
12:37Yeah
12:38This is catch up leg
12:39Yeah
12:40Taking the bus Roman and Harley Moon passed on earlier
12:43Molly and Tyler are making a 600km overnight leap to Panama City
12:48I feel like tomorrow morning this is basically like a level playing field
12:55We need to just continue this energy
12:57We can't take our foot off the gas
13:01Look at the skyscrapers
13:02First time we've seen skyscrapers this entire trip
13:05After successfully securing a connection in David
13:08The siblings are the first team into the capital
13:10I'm quite impressed by Panama City
13:14Towering over the Pacific
13:16The Wall Street of Central America
13:18One of the region's wealthiest cities
13:20It's become a magnet for millionaire migration
13:24It really feels like we're in the US
13:26I have a feeling it's going to be US prices
13:30In a way, you're a bit gutted to not spend time in a nice city
13:33But on our budget
13:35I don't think we can afford to stay here
13:39Hola
13:40Oh, Lyft
13:41What?
13:42We haven't had Lyft in ages
13:43This is very modern
13:45Oh, yeah
13:46Electricity and everything
13:48I feel quite good about our progress today
13:50We've pretty much covered half of the country in a day
13:54We're about to cross the Guna Yalla
13:57I don't know much about the Darien Gap
13:59But it doesn't sound safe
14:02There's moments in this race where we've both decided we will not tell our mum about it
14:07And this might be one of those moments
14:19It's got such a nice feeling about it here
14:21You have holler monkeys every morning
14:23Who are here?
14:24Yes
14:28Okay, coming this way
14:29We have the guests today around here already
14:31Nice
14:32Thank you
14:33If you can give me the hand and put those on the tables
14:34Sure
14:35For everybody? Same for everybody?
14:36Yes, exactly
14:37450 kilometres west from Panama City
14:40And sitting on the gulf of Chiriqui National Marine Park
14:43The small fishing village of Boca Chica
14:46This is going to be the best tour you've ever seen in life
14:49Anita and Bal are working to pay off last night's accommodation at Roxy's B&B
14:56This looks so delicious
14:59Buenos dias
15:01There we go
15:02And one for the little board
15:03Right
15:04This is ready to go
15:06Who hasn't had breakfast yet?
15:09You want to tin them?
15:10Yep
15:11I'll wash them
15:13Look at dad, he's washing the dishes
15:15He's really good at that
15:16He's so cute
15:17Oh my god
15:18Well, I've these done in minutes
15:20He's such a hard worker
15:21I want to keep it longer
15:24There we go
15:26They were really helpful for us
15:27I want to show you the area
15:29That would be amazing
15:33This village is just 200 people
15:36I had the experience from Costa Rica
15:38That I used to run hotels
15:39I'm like, I can't start a bed and breakfast by myself
15:43My place is running by girls
15:44All women?
15:45Just women?
15:46Wow
15:47They have their own families
15:48But no husbands
15:49Single women
15:50I told them
15:51I can teach you some English
15:52You can run a place with me together
15:54We have to empower women in a small village like this
15:57I just want them to know how valued they are
16:01That is special for me
16:02This is the dream, Roxy
16:04You're amazing
16:05Thank you
16:07I feel like I'm being told something myself, right?
16:09That there are things that I'd like to do
16:11There's been a bit of a change in my life in the last couple of years
16:18Come on, Dad, let's have a little meander
16:20Before we have to get on it again
16:22Becoming single in my mid-40s is huge
16:26A lovely cove
16:27Wow
16:28Not a soul here
16:31Growing up, there was so much expectation
16:33That you must get married and have children
16:36And so now
16:37It's not just a process of letting go of a past life
16:40It's also an embracing of a new one
16:44I've been in a bit of a funk
16:46But what I saw in Roxy is what I know I have in myself
16:50Drive, tenacity
16:52And that's your strength
16:54Before, there was always this pressure
16:58That I had to keep everyone happy
17:00But now, this whole trip is making me think
17:03There's so much that I want to do
17:05It's like a sense of liberation, Dad
17:10As a woman, but particularly as a South Asian woman
17:12I really enjoy how powerful it feels
17:16To be able to choose to live the life I want to
17:20And actually, I had my dad's support
17:21Maybe I have sacrificed having a family
17:25But I'm okay with that
17:27And this trip has opened up my eyes about Lamar
17:30About you, how you feel and how you think
17:32Do you ever worry about me, Dad?
17:34We sometimes say, oh, who's she with?
17:36Is she by herself?
17:37Does she feel lonely?
17:39And that's why we sometimes phone you up
17:40And say, come and sit with us
17:42We don't want to feel lonely, that's all
17:44I'm not lonely, so
17:46Don't worry about me being lonely
17:48I'm good, I'm very happy
17:49Yeah, because you're sitting with me now
17:51I know, Dad
17:53This is incredible
18:04We made it
18:06Panama City, early doors
18:08Arriving into the capital after their overnight bus
18:11Molly and Tyler
18:13We've had a toilet wash
18:15Yes
18:16We smell fresh
18:17Ish
18:18We smell fresh
18:19Ish
18:20And we need to find where we can get this ticket
18:21To the Gunayala Islands
18:23Yeah
18:24The only way for tourists to get safely to Colombia without flying
18:27Is to take a 4x4 transfer from the capital to the Panamanian coast
18:32Followed by a boat journey through Gunayala to the border
18:35In here
18:37In here
18:38Let's go
18:41Hola
18:42We're trying to cross the Gunayala to get into Colombia
18:46Habla Inglés poquito
18:48No
18:49Le voy a dar un teléfono
18:52Gracias
18:53Hola
18:54Hola
18:55Hola
18:56Can you please take us to Gunayala?
18:58Sure
18:59Okay, excellent
19:00Thank you very much
19:01I can do that
19:02And how much will it cost?
19:04The price?
19:05Yeah
19:06It's $155 per person
19:11$155 per person?
19:13Yeah, you're paying it directly, $155 each
19:17Okay
19:18And that's the best price?
19:20That's the best price
19:21Wow
19:22That is absolutely spend dog
19:26Oh God
19:29Right
19:32My life savings have just gone
19:35Mmm
19:38That is basically our whole leg budget
19:41Yeah
19:42That's the most expensive thing we've paid for
19:45There's nothing we can do
19:47Oh, we're such a curveball
19:49I mean, thank God we saved that we can spend that money
19:56To reach the port, a 120km journey that winds around the sandblast mountains to the Guna coast
20:07We are in the sticks, man
20:10And there's nothing but jungle
20:12Mm-hmm
20:13It makes you think how hard it is to get to the border and the coast
20:18What the Darien Gap is actually like and how it's so inaccessible
20:22Yeah, trying to go through this any other way would be a wild journey
20:28There's just so much bush
20:32This is boss level winding road
20:34This is helter-skelter thought park
20:42Right, don't be sick in the car, basically
20:44Now he said it
20:45No, you don't, honey
20:48Imagine what a ball like tarmac in this is
20:51Yes
20:54Let's go
20:55Let's go
20:56Let's go
21:01Are you the captain?
21:02Yes
21:03Captain
21:04Oh, okay
21:05This boat?
21:06Yeah
21:07Oh
21:09It's absolutely tiny
21:11This boat is safe, right?
21:12Yeah
21:13Is it fast boat?
21:14Rapido?
21:15Yeah
21:16Excellent
21:17That's all we need right now
21:18Let's go
21:20Let's go
21:21To the island
21:22Passage through the Gunayala is limited to daylight hours only
21:26It's got a bit of oomph
21:27Oh my God
21:29Thank God this seat's got a bit of cushion
21:31Nighttime presents the danger of rough seas and shallow reefs
21:35As well as an increased risk of cartel activity
21:41This is the toughest journey at sea of the biggest waves I've ever seen in my life
21:49Woo
21:51Lord of mercy right now upon our souls
21:53You have to have a strong stomach first
21:56Whoa
21:57It's proper pirate life please
21:58I thought we paid for a luxury cruise
21:59What?
22:00You okay?
22:01I'm a bit uneasy right now I'd say
22:02I'm not living my best life, you know?
22:03Yeah, you'll be okay
22:05I thought you were holding on to me and I realised you were just holding the money belt
22:22Yeah, keep that precious
22:24Fighting for my life against these waves and you're worried about the bloody money belt
22:28Oh
22:30This is proper adventure
22:33Whoo
22:41Going at a less urgent pace
22:44Oh, see that blue
22:45Oh my gosh, it's coming towards us
22:47That's blue
22:48Whoa
22:49Shit
22:50Dylan and Jackie are exploring the highlands of western Panama
22:55Holly and Roman are definitely ahead of us
22:57But are they experiencing anything like this?
22:59We don't know
23:01Hidden away deep in the cloud forest
23:03Oh, wow
23:05The Haguata waterfall
23:10Look at this guy
23:11No way
23:12Locals and travellers come to swim in its clear pools
23:15And for the brave
23:17The opportunity to jump from its eight metre high ledge
23:21I'd be so scared
23:22Dad would be straight in the water now
23:24We'd make a big splash
23:28Oh my gosh
23:32Let's go to the kiddie pool
23:34That's more our speed
23:39Well, that's divine
23:40When I'm in nature
23:41When I'm in nature
23:42I feel like I'm close to heaven or something
23:47I think through losses I have, I feel closer to them
23:54When I'm in those moments of serenity and beauty
23:58That's amazing
24:00That's amazing
24:02When I was 22 I met my first husband
24:04I was due to have James, my first son
24:0719th December
24:09And on the 21st of December
24:13There was a knock at the door
24:15And there was two fluorescent jackets
24:18They said
24:20They said
24:21We just want to let you know
24:22That your husband has been knocked over by a car
24:25And killed instantly
24:30I had James
24:31And I found it very difficult on my own
24:37I eventually got my act together and got on in life
24:40And coped
24:41And I met Barry
24:45Who I married
24:48I've never swum near a waterfall before
24:50It's so clear, the water
24:52It is, isn't it?
24:55We had Cameron
24:57And then ten and a half months later
24:59Dylan came around
25:00So I had three little boys under three
25:02It was absolute chaos
25:08Are you missing Dad?
25:09Yeah, I am
25:11But I actually think Dad not being here
25:13Has made me push the boundaries of me as a person
25:16And made me grow
25:18Yeah
25:19Because I've always relied on Dad to do things for me
25:22Exactly
25:23We've had our little moments of braveness on our own
25:26It's cemented our bond even more
25:28And we support each other with James and things, you know
25:32And it's been tough
25:35Losing two people very close in my life
25:39Definitely has changed me as a person
25:43When James had gone
25:45I was internalising it, trying to be brave
25:48And put brave face on for boys
25:50It took me a while to be strong again
25:53But I've had to be strong
25:56As a mother to my boys
25:58I just want to say thank you so much for everything
26:02And it needs a lot
26:03Of course I do
26:04It's done
26:05I just don't think about it
26:06I just
26:07Would always
26:08Help you and love you and protect you
26:10Yeah
26:11And I want to protect you now
26:12You know
26:13I want to protect you
26:14And just
26:15Yeah, like
26:17You deserve the world
26:18You're the best mum
26:19I don't think I'm the best mum
26:20I don't think I'm the best mum
26:21I don't think I'm the best mum
26:22No, you are
26:23You are
26:24I'm really proud of the way you've grown up
26:26And probably you don't need me anymore now
26:29I know
26:30I know
26:31Yeah
26:32I always need my mum
26:33Always need momma
26:34Oh my gosh
26:40That is the most beautiful sand I've ever seen in my life
26:47After over an hour at sea
26:49Molly and Tyler are making a pit stop
26:52We've got to jump off on here
26:54It's too special not to
27:00Thank you
27:01Gunayala is made up of a narrow strip of shoreline
27:05On the fringes of the Darien Gap
27:07As well as more than 350 islands in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean
27:14How on earth did ants get here?
27:17That's crazy
27:18They're so crafty
27:20Babe, look at this
27:22Oh, it's another level
27:24Isn't it?
27:25Wow
27:26LOS
27:28What?
27:29Oh, piss off
27:31You idiot
27:32You absolute idiot
27:34After the Spanish colonised Colombia
27:36In the 1500s
27:37The Guna population gradually migrated towards the San Blas Islands
27:42Eventually renaming the region Gunayala
27:45There are no luxury hotels or resorts
27:49And outsiders are banned from owning property
27:52I've literally never ever in my life been somewhere this remote
27:57I don't quite get it
27:59I don't quite get it
28:00Yeah
28:01Roman and Harley Moon are docking on the 168 metre long Mendigua Island
28:07This is wild
28:10They're staying with the Tejada family
28:13Who have lived here for generations
28:15Along with her menagerie of dogs, chickens and pigs
28:20Hello
28:21Hello
28:22Thank you
28:23Such a chance
28:24Thank you
28:25Thanks
28:26Hi
28:27Thank you
28:28Thank you
28:29Hi
28:30Hello
28:31Hi
28:32Hello
28:33Hello
28:34Hi
28:35My name is Guna Yala
28:36You're called Guna Yala
28:37It's the name of Guna Yala, is it correct?
28:41Sorry for my Spanish.
28:43Guna is for us, Tules, or Aborigines.
28:47Yeah.
28:48Yala is, all this mountain is Yala.
28:51People are Gunas.
28:53Gunas?
28:54In London, my football team is the name of Gunas.
29:00Yes?
29:01Yes, yes.
29:03It's Arsenal, it's Gunas.
29:08They're my family.
29:15Gunas is Spanish or no?
29:17No, it's the dialect of Gunas.
29:19The dialect of Gunas, yes.
29:21It's easy to learn.
29:23Anay, friend, friend.
29:25Yes, Anay.
29:26You're my friend, Anay.
29:28Anay.
29:29In English, it's mate.
29:31Mate?
29:32I feel so far from home, being on this island.
29:37But it's nice to be in a family environment, to be honest.
29:41There's a wolf here.
29:43W-S-Y-C.
29:46Very good.
29:47Muy bien, muy bien.
29:49Hermana es el nombre, Harley Moon.
29:53Harley Moon.
29:54Harley Moon, sí.
29:56I think I've fallen very much in love with you, pig.
30:01If I stay here for the rest of my life with this pig and Roman, we'd probably do OK.
30:07All right, then.
30:0835 kilometres ahead, Molly and Tyler are the closest team to Colombia.
30:19But with boats restricted from travel after dark, they're bedding down on Isla de Pinos.
30:24Sunset on an island.
30:29We've smashed it.
30:30It's actually blowing my mind that we've been travelling for 27 hours.
30:36So it feels like a massive weight lifted to be on this island.
30:41Moles, they've got hammocks.
30:44Um, OK.
30:46Hola.
30:47Can we stay here?
30:49Yeah.
30:50OK.
30:52Well, there's a touch.
30:53See, this is it.
30:54I can do this.
30:56This is vibes.
30:58This is true island living.
31:00What is that?
31:01Is that an ant?
31:10This is the first night I've ever spent in a hammock in my whole entire life.
31:16Um, Molly's hammock is nicely protected with a mosquito net.
31:20My mosquito net is on me like it's my wedding day.
31:23There's no lights.
31:25There's no electricity.
31:27There's just the sounds of the waves and the sun that's going to wake us up.
31:31And that's quite actually special but scary at the same time.
31:34But this is the most we've ever felt alone.
31:38How are you doing, Moles?
31:40Not great.
31:41Yeah.
31:42You're protected though, isn't it?
31:43Not really.
31:52Over on Mandingua Island.
31:57It looks harder than it looks.
32:10This has actually been a really special place for us to stop.
32:14There's not a TV.
32:16There's not a radio.
32:18It's just animals and family.
32:21I think coming to places like this are really good for people like me.
32:25You know, who sometimes can get lost in our own world.
32:28What's so funny is that you could feel like you're in the middle of nowhere
32:31but you'll still find siblings performing for guests.
32:35Yeah, we used to do everything.
32:37It just reminds me of us singing Craig David.
32:39Doing dance routine Shaggy wasn't me.
32:42Gracias, amigos.
32:44Gracias, amigos.
32:45Mmm.
33:02Hola.
33:03Gracias.
33:04You and Jackie are the last team to depart Panama City for Colombia.
33:07Quanta Cuesta.
33:08$310.
33:09Interesting.
33:10Quanta Cuesta.
33:11So, $155 each.
33:15$300.
33:16Yeah, okay.
33:17Well, we'll just have to play it.
33:19That's anonymised.
33:21Kind of looking forward to leaving Panama now because of so much expenses.
33:27One step ahead of them, Anita and Bal.
33:33Ready.
33:34To Pele.
33:35Setting off on a crossing that can take as long as eight hours.
33:39Woo!
33:40It's a little bumpy.
33:42A bit bumpy, yes.
33:43But very good fun.
33:45Well, we like roller coasters.
33:47We do love a roller coasters.
33:51In an ideal world, we get to checkpoint tonight.
33:54Yeah.
33:55Let's hope it's a quick, smooth trip.
33:56But I have no idea how long the journey is.
33:59Maybe three or four hours.
34:01I don't know.
34:02Fingers crossed.
34:03Yeah, yeah.
34:05At the front of the park, Molly and Tyler.
34:13Do you feel like jumping back into the race?
34:15Not just yet.
34:18Oh, look at that.
34:20That's a proper traditional fisherman.
34:23I could catch a fish.
34:25Have you ever been fishing?
34:26I've never been fishing.
34:27But that don't matter.
34:28It's about mindset.
34:29Okay.
34:31Buenos dias.
34:33My bro.
34:34Can you show me how to fish?
34:36You teach me.
34:37Okay.
34:38Let's go.
34:39The Guna people live as their ancestors did.
34:42Farming and fishing sustainably.
34:44In Ulus, handcrafted wooden canoes.
34:47How are you?
34:48D'Amelio.
34:49D'Amelio.
34:50D'Amelio.
34:51D'Amelio.
34:52D'Amelio.
34:53D'Amelio.
34:54D'Amelio.
34:55D'Amelio.
34:56D'Amelio.
34:57Fishing is the least South London thing I could ever imagine myself doing.
35:04I never knew what it was like to grow up in, like, a nuclear household.
35:07My mum brought me and my brother up all on her own.
35:10She's done everything for us.
35:12You just gotta drag it.
35:16I never knew what it was like to not see my mum work multiple jobs.
35:20Come on, Ty, you wouldn't be able to say a quarter fish.
35:23My mum would take us out and we'd go to, like, the supermarket at, like, midnight.
35:26She would say, we're gonna play a game. Who can find the cheapest dinner?
35:29And at the time, me and my brother are running around like,
35:31yeah, we're running wild in the aisles.
35:32Like, it's like supermarket suite.
35:34And then we'd go home for whatever we could afford
35:36and then she'd make the dinner and then she'd tuck us in
35:38and then just the reality of that situation is that she was struggling,
35:42but she never let up.
35:44Oh! Oh, my God! Molly! Molly!
35:48What? I caught a fish!
35:51Yay! Come on!
35:54Oh, my gosh. I'm holding a fish. I'm holding a fish! Yes!
35:59I knew we could do it.
36:01Oh!
36:03Oy!
36:05This is so good, honestly.
36:07Muchas gracias.
36:09Molly Brayford!
36:11She's gonna have to marry me, isn't she?
36:13How many fish you got?
36:15What? Five.
36:16Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
36:18That's all I was talking about.
36:20I'm proud of you.
36:21Yeah?
36:22It was actually really special because, like,
36:26I've never had that growing up.
36:28Like, going out, learning how to fish and stuff like that.
36:30And it's one thing that I know as a dad,
36:32one day I would love to be able to take my kids out and say,
36:35hey, come on, let's go fishing.
36:37I feel on top of the world.
36:39I feel on top of the island.
36:46You go every day?
36:48Every day.
36:49Roman is also throwing himself into the Guna way of life,
36:53joining Senor Blas to collect food supplies from his farm on the mainland,
36:58where plantain fields lay in the coast.
37:08We're the first?
37:09Yeah.
37:10Wow.
37:16It's, uh, snakes here.
37:21Just like that he's got the knife and I've got the handbag.
37:24This feels like a proper step into the jungle.
37:31This is hard work.
37:32These plantains are not light either.
37:36It's a really nice feeling,
37:37you're not thinking about anything
37:38and you've just got a job to do.
37:41It is kind of a nice break from your own brain, I guess.
37:47You know, there's been moments in my life
37:48where I didn't even want to be here anymore
37:50and things like this just make me think
37:54if I had made different decisions,
37:55I never would have seen this
37:57and I never would have experienced this
37:59and I never, you know,
38:02yeah, this shows that there's stuff worth living for.
38:07You know?
38:15It was a bad time in my life.
38:17I remember one moment in particular where,
38:20where it was really bad.
38:22I just remember my mum passing the phone to Harley
38:26and Harley trying to just talk to me.
38:30Um, just to, I guess, distract me and keep me on the phone
38:34so that my mum could get in the car and drive to me.
38:38I don't know if I ever actually have spoken to Harley about that call.
38:42I don't think we've ever really been ready to have that conversation.
38:46Like, it's hard to talk about, man.
38:47It's really hard.
38:48What I do know is that conversation between my mum and Harley might have saved my life on that day.
39:07I was hard.
39:16We walked about an hour into the jungle.
39:19What was it like?
39:20Yeah.
39:22I'm not used to doing stuff that removes me from everything.
39:27Yeah.
39:29But it did make me think, though.
39:31Because, obviously, you know that I've had moments in my life
39:35where I just feel like I didn't really want to be here anymore.
39:38Yeah.
39:44What's upset you?
39:46No, nothing.
39:49It's just hard because, like, we had that day where it was really bad.
39:53For me.
39:56The more that I think about it and I realise that it was you on the phone to me and...
40:02Until mum got there.
40:08I can't even remember what the conversation was.
40:18But I knew that I was safe if I stayed on the phone.
40:23And I feel bad because I never really said thanks for that.
40:27That was...
40:28Come on.
40:35Frida, thank you for the okay.
40:39No, I appreciate it so much.
40:42I'm so sorry that I put you guys through that.
40:44It was okay.
40:46I just want you to be happy, right?
40:48You don't need to say thanks.
40:50Yeah, I know.
40:53I don't want to feel like that ever again and I don't think I will.
40:58I'm sorry that I didn't tell you enough that I love you.
41:01I love you too.
41:02I'm sorry.
41:03I love you too.
41:05I don't know.
41:06I'm sorry.
41:08I don't know.
41:09I'm sorry.
41:12I don't know.
41:13We've never had that conversation before.
41:20It's nice to hear him say I love you, but I know he loves me.
41:24When someone has had episodes of really bad mental health,
41:29I think you'll always worry about them.
41:32And I was worried about him coming out here
41:34and he's really turned it around and he's doing great
41:39and I'm really proud of him.
41:43It feels really freeing to have the conversation
41:46because now there's nothing lingering.
41:50We're kind of a clean slate again.
41:52And I think this place will always kind of be special to Harley and I.
41:57All right, let's get back on the boat.
42:01It's one of those places you want to take one last look, you know what I mean?
42:09Can you get in? Yes.
42:12Right, back to it.
42:14Aw.
42:15Aw.
42:16That was amazing.
42:24All four teams are now back at sea,
42:26but with Colombian immigration closing before dusk,
42:29there's urgency to get to the border.
42:31We will get there.
42:32We will.
42:33Oh my gosh.
42:34He's going into boy racer mode now.
42:35What's going on?
42:36Senor, why have we stopped?
42:37We stopped.
42:38Until when?
42:39What time?
42:40No more.
42:41It's getting dark.
42:42No, sir.
42:43You don't know.
42:44This is it.
42:45They're sleeping overnight.
42:46Anita and Bal have travelled as far as they can safely before night falls.
43:00We've been deserted on a desert island.
43:01The adventure continues.
43:0270 kilometres behind.
43:03I haven't seen the Colombian flag yet.
43:04Yeah.
43:05Mother and son are also dropping anchor.
43:08All right.
43:09Let's go figure out how to get to Medellin.
43:10Hola.
43:11English?
43:12English?
43:13See?
43:14We're looking to get to Medellin.
43:15Colombia?
43:16Sí, sí.
43:17Long way away.
43:18Long way away.
43:19We're not in Colombia?
43:20No.
43:21Panama.
43:22Panama still.
43:23This is Narganán.
43:24Oh.
43:25Oh.
43:26Oh.
43:27Oh.
43:28Oh.
43:29Oh.
43:30Oh.
43:31Oh.
43:32Oh.
43:33Oh.
43:34Oh.
43:35Oh.
43:36Oh.
43:37Oh.
43:38Oh.
43:39Oh.
43:40Oh.
43:41Oh.
43:42Oh.
43:43Oh.
43:44Oh.
43:45Oh.
43:46Oh.
43:48Oh, OK.
43:49OK.
43:50Oh, right.
43:51I thought we were in Colombia.
43:52I thought...
43:53Well...
43:54OK.
43:58I don't understand where the heck we are.
44:02Hola.
44:03Hello.
44:04English?
44:05Yes.
44:06Oh, hi.
44:07Where are we?
44:08I can start from Panama.
44:09Yeah.
44:10So, you're right here.
44:11Oh.
44:12OK.
44:13OK.
44:14So, we're trying to get to Medellin.
44:16Oh, Colombia.
44:17Yeah, but we don't know how to get to Colombia.
44:19You've got to first get to shore.
44:21Oh, right.
44:22Are we on an island, are we?
44:24How did you guys get here?
44:25By boat.
44:26Well, we got here by boat, but we have no idea.
44:29Dylan and Jackie are still in Gunayala on Nargana Island, 170 kilometres from the Colombian border.
44:38We're going to figure this out.
44:40It is brain rattling that we've landed here, and it's not where we thought it was, and we don't know how the heck to get to Colombia.
44:50But I'm going to try and keep positive.
44:53Hola.
44:54Colombia, see?
44:55Yeah.
44:56What time does it go?
44:57Hello.
44:58You sleep today.
44:59You sleep here.
45:00It goes...
45:01It stays here today?
45:02OK.
45:03We might be a bit screwed.
45:14We're in the final country.
45:16Oh, my days.
45:17We made it.
45:18This is nuts.
45:19Molly and Tyler are the first team to land on Colombian shores.
45:29We made it by the skin of our teeth, because immigration has literally just closed.
45:35So, someone's looking down at us.
45:38We've just got to get through Colombia now.
45:40OK.
45:41This looks like a hostel.
45:44On the other side of the border...
45:48Oh.
45:49Hola.
45:50Buenos.
45:51Para frontera.
45:538 o'clock.
45:568 o'clock.
45:598 o'clock.
46:00Oh, OK.
46:01OK.
46:02Great.
46:04We literally got it just after 5 o'clock, so we just missed the stamp out time, which is a bit gutting.
46:11So, we'll have to get at it tomorrow.
46:13It's going to be a big day tomorrow.
46:15We'll just be there as early as possible.
46:17I'm going to be at the front of that queue.
46:19Yeah.
46:22Hola.
46:23Gracias.
46:24Gracias.
46:25Farthest away, stuck on Nargana Island, Dylan and Jackie have secured a room for the night.
46:33This past couple of days has completely annihilated our budget now.
46:38We're going to have to be canny and careful to get to the end.
46:42I had no idea how difficult doing the race was going to be.
46:47The confusion of, are we in Colombia? Are we in Panama? That was, yeah, quite a tough pill to swallow.
46:55We're almost at breaking point there. But yeah, we're just trying our best to power through.
47:00We still don't know how many hours we've got to go to get to Colombia. We have no idea where we are. A desert island in the middle of nowhere.
47:14However, tomorrow I am switching into another gear. Whatever it takes, I'm going to get us to the checkpoint tomorrow.
47:24All right, here we go.
47:28Night, Dad.
47:29Good night.
47:35Oh, I hope you don't snore tonight, Dad.
47:37I don't snore. You have these tiny little snores.
47:39Shush, I do not snore. Stop fibbing about me. Shush, shush, Dad.
47:46Shush, shush, Dad.
48:00There's an 8am boat. Let's get it.
48:02Gracias.
48:03We're back on a boat. Still a bit bumpy. It's all right. But it's better. I had a good feeling about today.
48:16Teams have one last boat trip across the Gulf of Urabah. From here, they can head directly by road to the checkpoint.
48:26This is moving pretty quick.
48:28If we get to the end of the second one first, it would have been worth it. Just to taste it. At least one.
48:34One, two, three.
48:36Arriving at immigration, Anita and Bal looking to close the gap.
48:41The border crossing is this?
48:43Let's get our passport stamped and let's get into Colombia.
48:4760 kilometres behind.
48:49Feels like Panama's not letting us go.
48:53Whoa, look at that. No way.
48:56Bloody hell.
48:57Those lungs.
48:59That's amazing.
49:00Yeah.
49:03Makes the journey all worth it.
49:04Yeah.
49:07Goodbye, Panama.
49:09Take three.
49:11Finally reaching dry land.
49:13We're here.
49:15Two teams now on the home straight.
49:18That was a quick boat.
49:19I'm a bit windswip.
49:20Get our bags and find the bus station.
49:23Now we need to find a bus.
49:26An express bus.
49:28Oh.
49:29Oh, mate.
49:31Garmin message, what?
49:32Don't send me back the other way.
49:34Due to planned strikes on the approach to Medellin for safety, teams will be shuttled to Bettencourt Airport and board the next available flight.
49:44So there's strikes.
49:46And the approach to Medellin, what does that mean?
49:49Due to rumoured armed attacks in the Antioquia region, the Colombian police and army are on high security alert.
49:56For safety, teams must fly to make a final approach to the checkpoint of Medellin.
50:06Oh, no.
50:08This could be a game-changer, though, because if the flight's not till this afternoon, we'll all be on it.
50:14Oh, God!
50:16This is getting madder and madder.
50:22I'm kind of sad about having to fly to Medellin because I feel like we were really...
50:27On track and on program.
50:29But now it all depends what time the next available flight is.
50:33It could change everything.
50:34It could change everything.
50:36Unaware of what lies ahead...
50:38Yahoo!
50:40Point it.
50:42Anita and Bal are on the final crossing.
50:57I think it might have broken down.
50:59We're literally five minutes out of the port.
51:01Oh, my God.
51:03We're literally just bobbing around.
51:06I hope another boat doesn't come.
51:07And passes us.
51:08Passes us.
51:09Oh, my God.
51:11What is going on today?
51:13Is there a mechanic aboard?
51:19Keep your eyes peeled for any others.
51:22I just don't want to see any other teams.
51:25Whatever happens, we tried really hard.
51:27And then.
51:28I'm proud of us.
51:32I keep checking out of my shoulders at home.
51:35It's a little big bow.
51:37We are having the nightmare journey, Dad.
51:40After they're set back at sea, Anita and Bal are making up time.
51:45Right, let's go find out where these buses go from.
51:48Oh, no.
51:50Due to planned strides for safety, you will be shuttled tomorrow to Betancourt Airport and will board the next available flight.
51:58They've missed the last flight departing today and must now wait until tomorrow to continue their race.
52:05Tomorrow.
52:07Wow.
52:10OK.
52:12I guess we're stranded.
52:14Is that everybody?
52:18Wow.
52:19That's crazy.
52:21No, it just makes sense.
52:22Thanks.
52:32Two teams have arrived in Medellin, home to around two and a half million people.
52:38A model of urban regeneration and one of Latin America's fastest growing cities.
52:45Lying at its heart, the fifth checkpoint.
52:53Travel to Estacion Aurora Metro Cable.
52:57Take the cable car and await further instructions.
53:01Estacion Aurora Metro Cable.
53:04Get in the whip skinny.
53:06You need a ride.
53:08Estacion Aurora Metro Cable.
53:10Good afternoon.
53:12Good afternoon.
53:14Oh, this is tense now.
53:16I just hope that we've done enough to catch up.
53:18I know.
53:19The meter is on and there is traffic and I'm stressed.
53:22We're actually moving.
53:24I can taste the checkpoint already.
53:26I need to be there.
53:28OK.
53:30I think this is it.
53:33I don't think there's anything I'm happy about right now.
53:36Absolutely hating this traffic.
53:39We are not moving at all.
53:41I'm nervous.
53:43I'm feeling quite stressed.
53:45Yeah, I'm stressed.
53:46Because I don't even know where the other teams are.
53:48I can't figure that out.
53:50Oh, it's whizzing.
53:52I don't know where anybody is.
53:54I don't know how I feel about it.
53:56This is scary.
53:57It is scary.
53:58This is a scary checkpoint now.
54:00But, you look great when you're focused like this.
54:08This city is ginormous.
54:10It's huge, isn't it?
54:13All the buildings are matching.
54:15You better like your neighbours here.
54:17I was about to say.
54:19How many neighbours you got?
54:21That's next level.
54:22Locate.
54:27Museo.
54:29Museo de Antioquia.
54:31Get off.
54:33Come on.
54:35Oh, my days.
54:37It's mega busy.
54:39Here we go.
54:41Museo.
54:42370 metres.
54:44OK.
54:45Let's go.
54:47Yes, here we go.
54:49That's it.
54:50Museo.
54:52Continue through Provenza.
54:54And locate the click-clack, click-clack hotel.
55:00Oh, it's getting dark.
55:04Go.
55:05Let's head that way.
55:07Museo de Antioquia.
55:09You okay?
55:10Yeah.
55:12This is the Provenza.
55:14Donde es click-clack hotel?
55:17No.
55:18No?
55:19OK.
55:20Keep going, keep going.
55:23Where is it?
55:25Where is this bloody hotel?
55:27This is killing me.
55:29This is not it.
55:30Oh, yeah.
55:31No, no, no, no, no, no.
55:32Carolina.
55:33Yeah.
55:34Click-clack hotel?
55:35It's up that way.
55:36Go it's free.
55:37OK.
55:39Is that it?
55:40Ah, yeah.
55:41This is lit.
55:43Where's the reception?
55:44Oh, my days.
55:45We made it.
55:46Oh, my days.
55:47Hello, hello.
55:48Welcome to Melodyne.
55:50Please sign in.
55:52Hi.
55:53Congratulations.
55:54You have successfully reached your fifth checkpoint.
55:57Please sign in, I believe.
55:58We've done well, alright?
55:59Are you alright?
56:00Ready?
56:01We've done really well.
56:02We did it.
56:03Oh, my...
56:04Babe, we did it.
56:05What?
56:06Why'd you keep going?
56:07Oh, my...
56:08Babe, we did it.
56:09Why'd you keep going?
56:10I'm just happy.
56:11No way.
56:12I know we smashed it.
56:13We're first.
56:14From last.
56:16Finally feels like we have found our feet.
56:18Day 28.
56:191757.
56:20Oh, I'm so proud of us.
56:21Oh, my...
56:22Oh, my...
56:23I'm so proud of us.
56:24Oh, my...
56:25Oh, my...
56:26Oh, my...
56:27Oh, my...
56:28Oh, my...
56:29Oh, my...
56:30Oh, my...
56:31Oh, my...
56:32Oh, my...
56:33Oh, my...
56:34Oh, my...
56:35Oh, my...
56:36Oh, my...
56:37this gives us a head start for the final leg i i'm speechless i'm in shock
56:45oh wow they've done so well did they catch up well done to them second place again we're always
56:53second man i was actually this this one i actually thought we had a chance of coming first well done
56:58that was really tough bal and anita they're behind us by quite some time i feel because
57:08we haven't seen them and um jackie and dylan were first not not in sight at all
57:16we've got around 300 left i think
57:32i felt like 36 hours ago we had about 800 or something crazy like that it's gone down so much
57:42but we ain't down yet
57:46come on this is what yorkshire's prepared us for
57:52i feel like i'm in a car chase after over four and a half thousand kilometers
57:57this journey has been amazing i will never forget and eight countries we're in the middle of nowhere
58:04keep your eyes peeled seeing you be strong makes me strong the finish line awaits we've put ourselves
58:11through so much we have to make it count we've had highs we've had lows but it all comes down to this
58:28so
58:33so
58:34so
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