Six famous Swedes embark on the greatest adventure of their lives - a voyage across the Atlantic. 500 miles on the high seas. Surrendered to the forces of the weather - and each other.
Six celebrities with no sailing experience will cross the Atlantic together with world sailor Gurra Krantz. Without an escort boat, they begin the long journey from Gran Canaria to the Caribbean. After just a few hours, our sailors suffer from severe seasickness.
It will be a tough first night on board the boat when the crew is knocked out by severe seasickness. Everyone is struggling with their chores while Gurra tries to avoid a severe storm.
It's been four days since the gang left Gran Canaria and life on board is starting to work normally. Agneta misses her daughter Maja, and Viktor tells how he met Samir. The wind is too weak and Gurra has to support the engine to speed up the boat.
The wind is almost non-existent and everyone takes the opportunity to swim from the boat. Agneta tells about how she became a presenter when it suddenly blows up into a storm. The wind blows, the rain pours down and everyone fears for their lives.
Our sailing heroes are now halfway across the Atlantic and it is celebrated with rum and popcorn. Peter tells how he started as an actor, and Markus opens a package from his children. The wind is too bad and Gurra is worried about the availability of diesel.
Drinking water levels are alarmingly low and Gurra faces water rationing for everyone. Thomas offers pan steak and tells how he started skiing. Anna claims to have seen a whale, but the others on board are sceptical.
The heat on board is unbearable and Thomas sets up a tent over the cockpit. Anna gets a responsible assignment that requires a good deal of courage. Several damages have occurred on the boat and Gurra is forced to repair the sail to continue.
St. Martin approaches and Agneta looks for a streak of light in the night. When the day dawns, they suddenly have land in sight to everyone's great joy. Thomas goes against one of his principles and brings with him a memory for life on his upper arm.
