Gurra once again brings with him six of our most beloved celebrities for the voyage of their lives across the Atlantic. Our new and inexperienced crew is betting on who gets seasick first. At first, everything is calm, but the dream start soon turns into a nightmare.

Large parts of the crew have been affected by seasickness the first night. A bromance begins to blossom on the boat, Sofia reveals how she carried a heavy secret for a long time and Klas tells how he broke through overnight.

Gurra makes a drastic decision and Frida talks about how it feels to win Olympic gold. The sailing school starts in earnest but a sail breaks and things start to go wrong. Now the effort is raised and everyone is reminded of the risk that the trip entails.

Gurra starts a competition between the guard teams to pep the gang after the recent mishaps. Tommy has written a tribute song to the group and tells about his big turn in life. Then suddenly the boat's generator stops working.

Tareq becomes a hero, Tommy gets angry and a big fuss breaks out when the sail gets tangled. There will be swimming at several thousand meters depth, Henke reveals what the punishment against Romania in the WC -94 meant and the boat is prepared for an approaching storm.

The halfway point of the voyage is celebrated, Henke talks about her most unexpected hobby and Sofia reveals where her strong self-confidence comes from. But then the gang's biggest test awaits so far - because here comes the storm.

Klas shows an unexpected side, Tommy needs to be re-plastered and Tareq thinks of loved ones back home. During the storm, the boat tilts in all directions and Gurra decides to make a very risky manoeuvre.

It is a wet birthday party for Tommy who nearly falls off the boat, and Gurra warns that they must not relax at all. Because now it really becomes windy again and this time no change of course works.

Everyone is bubbling with the expectation of coming ashore, but Gurra is nervous that for the first time the crew will try to sail completely on their own. Tareq wakes everyone in the middle of the night, and Sofia breaks down when she sees the Swedish flag in St Martin.

Eight months have passed since the participants made their first dizzying voyage across the Atlantic. Now they look back on the journey and tell about how it affected them. The most dizzying moments. Fellowship, fear - but also happiness.

The gang has had a shaky night. Captain Klabbe is worried about losing the wind. When a sandstorm from the Sahara suddenly pulls in over the boat, the accident quickly arrives.

Eva has a fever of over 40 degrees and the corona fear spreads. Everything goes wrong when the big sail is hoisted and they realize that if things go wrong, their lives are at stake.

Paul practices skiing on the boat and Jessica talks about her burnout. The boat's satellite communication stops working when it is needed most. Did someone on board cause the error?

Without wind in the sails, the feeling of a halfway crisis spreads on the boat. Klabbe tries to cheer them up and what follows is a fish finger roulette, but suddenly the boat turns completely around in the night.

Finally, the gang has the wind in their sails again, but Klabbe thinks that the speed competition goes too far and calls for caution. Most things go completely wrong when the gennaker goes up again.

The gang experiences squalls - the weather phenomenon that in a second can turn sunshine into a storm. This is their biggest ordeal so far and suddenly the boat has a list.

The boat's fastest sailors are to be named and a mysterious light is getting closer and closer in the night. In addition, the gang messes around more than ever when the stern turns into a stage.