Are We There Yet?: World Adventure

- Season 3

(2011)

Charlie and Gabe explore Dinosaur Valley in Alberta, the dinosaur capital of the world! The duo discover a real fossil, help out on an actual dinosaur dig and visit The Royal Tyrrell Museum.

Hillary and Emily take a ferryboat ride to the West coast of Canada to learn about Totem Poles. On their journey, the sisters learn how to read a Totem Pole, perform a First Nations welcoming dance and ride a giant cedar canoe.

Jake and Jessica are going whale watching! They start their adventure at an aquarium where they meet some underwater creatures before speeding out on a fast zodiac to see Killer Whales leaping out of the water.

Jake and Jessica travel to British Columbia to celebrate the 150th birthday of a lighthouse. They visit a fort, see an air show and climb to the top of the lighthouse. At the end of the day, they stay up late for a giant fireworks display.

Charlie and Gabe visit the Cloud Forest in Ecuador where they gather giant leaves to feed some very hungry caterpillars. The brothers also get to hold butterflies, make a cup out of bamboo and go tubing down a fast river.

Charlie and Gabe visit the Botanical Gardens in Ecuador where they try all sorts of different fruits. They play games with local kids and have a go-kart race before visiting the Equator.

Charlie and Gabe visit a native tribe in Ecuador. They make crowns out of leaves, blow darts into a papaya, meet a very friendly monkey and then are invited to dance with the tribe.

Jessica and Jake travel to meet the Desana tribe of the Amazon and watch a ceremonial dance. They take a boat ride along the Amazon to swim with one of the Amazon's most amazing creatures- the Pink Dolphin.

Climbing out of their tree house hotel, Jessica and Jake meet some monkeys. They head off into the Amazon and see acai berries harvested from trees, meet some big bugs, and then get to climb up a tall tree and swing like monkeys.

Jessica and Jake head up to Sugar Loaf Mountain and spot a famous statue named Christ the Redeemer, which they go visit. They make a sugary Brazilian treat with a local chef and top the day off with a helicopter ride over Rio de Janeiro.

Jessica and Jake play foot volley on a beach in Rio de Janeiro. They meet an artist friend, add a tile to his giant mosaic and then learn some capoeira - a Brazilian martial art. They race back to the beach to boogie board in the waves.

Jessica and Jake blast off to the Kennedy Space Center. They make some space food, dress up in space suits and do some astronaut training including a round in the multi-access trainer. To cap off their day the pair go indoor skydiving.

In the Florida Everglades, Jessica and Jake ride an air boat - a boat propelled by a giant fan - and spot a mother gator and her babies. Wanting to know more, they head off to Gatorland and meet all sorts of other Florida gators.

Jessica and Jake's friend at Sea World introduces them to a baby manatee, and some rescued sea turtles. They head to the coast of Florida and go kayaking to meet some manatees up close.

Hilary and Emily visit the Buda Castle in Hungary. They dress up like queens, are treated to an imaginary coronation, and meet a golden eagle! They take a boat down the Danube River to see the crown jewels of Hungary at the Parliament.

Hilary and Emily visit a Medieval Renaissance village where they get to dress up in medieval clothing. They how to make special cookies with mirrors inside, see a bird show, do archery and make a wooden spinning top with the town carpenter!

Hilary and Emily visit a traditional Hungarian market where they get to help make some handicrafts and then get to act out a story with puppets. They meet some baby egret birds at a sanctuary and even help to release an adult bird.

Hilary and Emily meet a Hungarian hat maker who takes some wool and makes it into a hat! They meet some Hungarian cowboys who show them tricks, and take the girls for a horseback ride. They end their day by making a special cowboy stew.

Charlie and Gabe get invited to spend the festival of Sukkot with their friends in Israel. They get supplies at the market, and return back to build and decorate a small hut. The boys celebrate by eating some candy with their new friends.

Emily and Hilary go on a camel ride through the Israeli Desert. They find some cute animals gathered around a freshwater desert oasis. Finally they venture to the Dead Sea where they float in the salty water and cover themselves in mud.

Emily and Hilary see a replica of the Masada fort. They get to roll cannonballs, play with slingshots and yell out echoes in the mountains. To cap off their day they take a Cessna flight over Masada and the Dead Sea.

Charlie and Gabe harvest olives and put them in an ancient olive press to make olive oil! They head to a special spot in Jerusalem called the Mount of Olives, where they take a camel and a donkey ride.

Aamil and Rehan explore the ancient Roman city of Jerash, where they are invited to get dressed in armor, don swords and race one another in a chariot race through the Hippodrome.

Aamil and Rehan visit the Treasury building in Petra- one of the new world wonders! They ride a camel, play a game and finish their adventure by finding a cave and testing their echo skills.

Aamil and Rehan climb into a micro-light mini plane and soar over the rolling red sand dunes and mountains. After, they visit a desert camp where they dance, try sand boarding and take a camel caravan into the open desert.

Hilary and Emily explore the desert of the UAE, which is full of camels! The duo visit a camel race, go to a camel market, ride a camel, milk a camel and cap off their day by trying some delicious camel milk chocolate.

Hillary and Emily visit the top of the tallest building in the world. They explore Dubai's many other wonders such as indoor skiing, a giant aquarium at the world's largest mall, and rolling down a hill in a giant ball.

Hillary and Emily ride on dune buggies in the Arabian Desert. They see all sorts of indigenous animals, take turns bottle-feeding baby antelope, cuddle with a baby white lion and make a beautiful silk painting of an Arabian animal.

Rehan and Aamil visit a sumo club in Japan where they learn the basics of wrestling. They get dressed up, have a sumo match, make a sumo wrestler autograph at Senso-Ji Temple in Tokyo and then eat some chanko, a stew for sumo wrestlers.

Rehan and Aamil head to Tokyo to learn how to make their own robot. They test out their robots in a robot playground, eat a robot treat from a vending machine, and cap off their day by meeting one of Japan's most famous robots.

In Nagano's mountains, Aamil and Rehan discover an interesting furry creature- a snow monkey! The duo meet snow monkeys in the wild, learn how to make a sushi snack, and then make a snow monkey out of origami.

In the woods of Japan, Rehan and Aamil show up for ninja training school. They dress up in ninja outfits and learn ninja tricks like star throwing, horizontal wall climbing and invisibility power- all with a real ninja.

Charlie and Gabe jump on some snowmobiles and snowshoe to a giant groundhog sculpture. They learn about Groundhog Day, bring Willie the groundhog to the vet, make groundhog shaped maple fudge and see the groundhog make his prediction.

Rehan and Aamil meet a friend who teaches them about Moko Jumbie stilt walking. After the boys are done stilt walking they try playing the steel pan drum, make a shak shak instrument and try a special Antiguan desert- sugar cake.

Rehan and Aamil unearth a treasure map, which they follow around the island. They discover all sorts of Antiguan treasures like black pineapple, and eventually find a pirate ship and a pirate who takes them to find a hidden treasure.

Rehan and Aamil meet a friend who teaches them to sail. Together they work to sail over to an island and meet the local wildlife before sailing off to a stingray colony where they get to hold and feed stingrays.

Jessica and Jake visit an Eagle Festival where they see Mongolian horseman use eagles to catch things. They dress up in Mongolian costumes, hold a real eagle and learn how to use a bow and arrow.

Jake and Jessica wake up in a special Mongolian hut called a Ger in the middle of the Gobi Desert and meet a friend who takes them to a special camel festival.

Jessica and Jake's friend takes them to an old Buddhist monastery where they get to see the world's tallest indoor statue of Buddha. They do some traditional Mongolian dancing, and best of all, throat sing.