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Join Waioira and Rereahu, two rangatahi on a competitively wild journey, a seriously action-packed, adrenalin-pumping adventure series, as they visit the most popular and fun spots in Aotearoa.
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Waioira and Rereahu drive a Blastacar and experience the longest and first ever 300 metre indoor drift track in Hamilton.
Rereahu and Waioira bump, roll, and flip over whilst trying to win a game of Bullrush wearing giant inflatable bubbles. Who will succeed and who will be knocked off their feet? (FINAL) (R)
Waioira and Rereahu take the plunge and challenge one another to see who is the best surfer at Mt Maunganui. (R)
Waioira and Rereahu buckle in for the driving experience of a lifetime in the passenger seat of a Porshce GT3RS. (R)
Waioira & Rereahu are locked in a themed room and their common goal is to break out in an hour using objects around the room, find clues and solve puzzles. (R)
Waioira and Rereahu will freefall for 45-60 seconds at a speed of 200+ km/hr with stunning views of Lake Taupo.
Waioira and Rereahu are armed with a 12 gauge pump action, semi auto shotgun to shoot as many clay birds out of the sky as they can. Who will have the eyes of sniper?
Waioira and Rereahu drive a Blastacar and experience the longest and first ever 300 metre indoor drift track in Hamilton.
Rereahu and Waioira challenge one another as they sharpen their riding skills and experience a magical horse trek up Mt Ngongotaha.
Follow Rereahu and Waioira as they float through Ruakuri Cave, New Zealand’s first black water cave rafting adventure on a tube.
Rereahu and Waioira attempt to conquer Rotorua's 3D Maze, the longest, most complex maze in New Zealand, with 1.7 km of paths and countless twists and turns.
Waioira and Rereahu travel to Waimarino Adventure Park and challenge one another to complete 3 major attractions.
Rereahu and Waioira challenge one another to stay dry as they para-sail 800ft above Lake Taupo with Big Sky Parasail. Who’s going to get wet?
