Beau welcomes the Final Three teams to the Final Leg in Bangkok and says there will be no grand prize sharing this year. All the money will go to the winning team’s chosen charity.
Teams head to Phuket for the 11th Leg. With 3500 Baht for this Leg, the first clue directs teams to the Phuket Gateway where teams must search under for one of four clues hidden underneath large turtle egg sculptures.
The 10th Leg of the Race has teams in Phang Nga, Thailand and traveling to Natai Beach by songthaew.
The 9th Leg of the Race begins with teams driving 200km to Omandumba in the heart of the Erongo Mountains. The next clue awaits at the gates of the Erong Mountain Nature Sanctuary.
The day continues for the teams as they begin the 8th Leg by driving to the Skeleton Coast.
The 7th Leg of the Race takes teams to Namibia where they start the Leg at Walvis Bay International Airport. The first clue, including 365 Namibian dollars, directs teams to drive themselves into the Namib Desert to find Dune 7, one of the highest in the world.
The Race continues immediately as teams must now make their way to Mpandlane Village in Magaliesburg with 500 rand or $41 for this Leg.
Teams start the 5th Leg of the Race by getting the clue slid under their hotel doors telling them to catch a taxi to Nelson Madela’s hometown Soweto.
The Race moves on to South Africa and the 4th Leg begins in Johannesburg. Upon arrival, teams must purchase their own train tickets to Park Station in the heart of the city where their next clue awaits.
The teams travel to the Inca Trail in northwest Argentina where they will start the third Leg in Purmamarca.