Marcus goes south from Bluff to Stewart Island to a tepee home stay, visits New Zealand's tallest lighthouse and finds a fitting replacement to Bluff's paua house.
Marcus heads west to visit the site of the first flight in New Zealand, a beach covered in gems, enters a married woman's race and tells the story of the biggest thing to fall from space in New Zealand.
Marcus traverses through the hardiest bush in the land to New Zealand's windiest, most remote spot, then travels by boat through Fiordland, tracing Captain Cook's boat journey and seeking mythical mooses.
Marcus tells the story of the Manapouri power dam -- the workers, where they lived and the tales they told. He then heads inland to do the Milford Track the flash way before heading back to the coast.
Marcus recalls the amazing story of the early settlers of Martins Bay and New Zealand's original hard man -- Davey Gunn; then heads to touristville, Queenstown
Marcus travels the full length of the Clutha, telling its many and varied stories, covering gold, fruit, pies and a punt!
Marcus travels from the mouth of the Clutha back to Bluff, meeting rare penguins and an amazingly inventive man in a bus.