The Coolest Places on Earth - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Coolest Races on Earth
Bouncing, sailing, running and tearing around the globe.
The South Pacific
Beautiful beaches, tropical wildlife and incredible native cultures of the South Pacific.
Hawaiian Adventure
Hawaii from the Road to Hana to the majestic North Shore.
Rustic Adventures
Trekking deep into the woods; exploring glaciers and massive mountains.
Escape From the Cold
Stunning islands of the Caribbean; the exotic culture of Thailand; the beautiful island territory of Bermuda.
Extreme Boating
High-speed power boats; historic ships; canoes made of concrete.
Coolest Natural Wonders
Hiking through glaciers; climbing mountains; swimming under waterfalls.
Coolest European Vacation
One of Europe's most progressive cities; the world's most famous mountain ranges; a city that is musically inspired.
Coolest Latin American Vacation
Scuba diving in Belize; passing through the Panama Canal; spending time on the beach in Central America.
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