Alice's Adventures on Earth Season 2 Episode release dates & where to watch

1. The Hadzabe: Last of the Hunter Gathers

Alice journeys deep into the Tanzanian bush to spend four days with the Hadzabe, one of the world’s last hunter-gatherer tribes. She learns to build shelters, help catch birds and squirrels, and explores sacred caves where the tribe takes refuge during the rainy season—all while gaining insight into their ancient way of life.

2. Uganda: The Pearl of Africa

From tracking gorillas and chimpanzees to spotting lions and elephants, Alice explores Uganda's rich wildlife. Along the way, Alice floats down the Nile, discovering its source at Lake Victoria, and discovers why Uganda is a must-visit for adventurers and nature lovers alike.

3. The Beauty of Antarctica

Surrounded by towering icebergs, playful penguins, and sunbathing seals, Alice explores the wild beauty of this frozen wonderland aboard a small ship, learning about Antarctica explorers and even becoming one herself.

4. Wild Ecuador

Alice spends weeks exploring Ecuador's vibrant culture and natural beauties. From hiking Cotopaxi volcano and horseback riding with a Chagra to wandering the lush cloud forests near Mashpi Lodge, she embraces adventure at every turn. Her journey ends deep in the Amazon, where she connects with the Achuar tribe, gaining insight into their way of life.

5. Cruising the Galapagos

Galápagos Islands; one of the most biologically unique places on Earth. Alice dives with hammerhead sharks and explores the southeastern islands by cruise, encountering giant tortoises, sea turtles, flamingoes, and playful sea lions. Along the way, she uncovers the fascinating history of Darwin’s discoveries and the wildlife that inspired his theory of evolution.

6. Route of the Parks of Patagonia

Route of the Parks is a network of national parks preserving Patagonia’s wild landscapes. Starting in Aysén, Alice meets with "Rewilding Chile" to learn about groundbreaking conservation efforts. Along the way, Alice explores Cerro Castillo National Park in search of the endangered Huemul deer and encounters pumas and soaring condors in Patagonia National Park.

7. Hiking Through Torres Del Paine

Alice embarks on one of the world’s most renowned hikes—the W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile. Over three days and 48 miles, she navigates glaciers, turquoise lakes, and dramatic peaks, beginning at Hotel Lago Grey and trekking eastward solo. Along the way, Alice shares her personal journey through Patagonia’s breathtaking wilderness.

8. East Coast Trail

Alice sets out to uncover one of North America’s best-kept hiking secrets—the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland. Spanning 335 kilometers along Canada’s rugged eastern edge, this thru-hike offers dramatic coastal views and untamed wilderness. With just three days to explore, Alice begins her solo backpacking journey in La Manche Provincial Park, capturing the beauty and solitude of this hidden gem.

9. Hut to Hut Hiking in the Dolomites

Starting in Bolzano and trekking through the stunning Rosengarten range. Alice spends several days hiking from hut to hut, scaling rugged cliffs on thrilling via ferratas, and taking in panoramic views of one of the world’s most beautiful mountain landscapes.

10. Summer in Finnish Lapland

Alice journeys into the heart of Finnish lapland as the midnight sun blankets the arctic circle with 24 hours of sun. She visits the towns of Levi and Yllas, biking, hiking, kayaking and taking in the endless activities. She rides horseback at midnight and even stops to meet Santa at his summer home in Rovaniemi.

11. Japan For Adventurers

First, Alice will be spending a few days in Kyushu where she hikes a volcano, dips in hot springs and road trips the countryside. In Shizuoka she is mesmerized by Mt. Fuji and learns about local ecotourism initiatives, community-based tourism and green tea.

12. Jordan: Gem of the Near East

Starting in the ancient city of Petra and exploring the stunning Wadi Rum desert and Bedouin culture. Alice visits the Dead Sea and religious landmarks tied to Christianity, dives in the Red Sea at Aqaba, and uncovers ancient history in Amman and Jerash—all while learning to cook traditional Jordanian dishes.