5 destinations live. Each one is a full hub: facts, story, field notes, gallery, distance card and a collectible badge.
An abandoned diamond mining town slowly swallowed by the Namib Desert. Empty corridors, dusty silence and rooms where the sand is the only thing still moving in.
One of the most remote islands on Earth, reimagined as an AI expedition. Icy wind, no signal, judgmental penguins and a place that feels less like a trip and more like a dare from the map.
A volcanic island in the South Atlantic with one settlement, no airport and a name that keeps tricking search engines into showing pictures of Scotland.
350 people, one general store and the world's largest fjord right outside the front door. Polar bears optional but extremely present — and the name takes three tries.
A French subantarctic archipelago in the southern Indian Ocean. No airport, no tourists, no permanent residents — only a handful of scientists, four ship visits a year and a name Captain Cook gave them in disgust: Desolation Islands.
Future wrong turns include Svalbard, Socotra, the Faroe Islands, Pripyat and a handful of places we'd rather not announce until Vera and Mila get back. New destinations land alongside new reels.
