- [Brian] Imagine this.
You're anchored in the world's largest swimming pool,
and beneath the crystal clear water
something ancient lurks.
Something so big it can make your heart skip a beat.
(fantastical orchestral music)
- Oh my god!
(fantastical orchestral music continues)
- Oh my god!
- (indistinct)
- I lost my shit!
- [Brian] Right beneath our keel,
another world exists.
A world of wonder and majesty, waiting to be explored.
So for the next few days,
we lined up a bunch of epic activities.
- Oh my God, I cannot think of a more beautiful place
to wake up, to be honest.
(upbeat guitar music)
This is water.
- [Brian] Whoa.
- This is crazy.
I think we arrived in paradise.
Amazing. - Wow.
- [Brian] Hey, come on, let's go swimming.
(water bubbling)
(upbeat guitar music ends)
- It's a beautiful morning.
I'm gonna go with Warren and Erica on WE Sail,
because we're gonna go up with the whales today
and I'm gonna join them in their dinghy
because it's a little bit harder with Sierra.
We are out in the dinghy for a couple of hours
looking for the whales
and you never know what's gonna happen.
So,
it's tricky to have her out there with us.
So Brian is gonna stay behind today
and I'm gonna go and yeah!
Hopefully we'll see some whales.
(Reggae style background music begins)
So we set off into the deep blue to try
to find these majestic creatures.
Our first mission was more a reconnaissance,
to see if we could even find them.
The plan was to observe them from a distance
before venturing any closer.
(music ends)
That fisherman held his arm up.
And, not before long, we spotted them.
Oh, one at the surface.
- [Warren] Two. - [Erica] Two, yep.
- [Kazza] There.
At this point I was both nervous and excited.
(water bubbling)
It was a moment of such anticipation and awe
(majestic string music begins)
as we slowly approached these gentle giants.
As they emerged from the depths,
the sheer size of these creatures
began to sink in.
Their power and strength is undeniable.
Yet every motion they take,
every graceful glide through the water,
is a captivating display of elegance.
As we sat, looked face to face,
it was such a beautiful moment,
leaving me deeply humbled.
And this was just our first encounter.
I couldn't wait to spend more time in the water
with these gentle giants.
(string music ends)
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- Back to the show.
- Where are you going Sierra?
- [Brian] You're going someplace
called Aqua Splash. - Yeah.
- It's like the two, or one and a half weeks
left of summer camp.
'cause people are off work here.
So we gonna try to put Sierra in a Polynesian summer camp
for a week and a half.
And you already have one friend
that we know that we met before.
- [Brian] Mm hmm.
And your friend's next to you?
- Yeah. - [Brian] Yeah.
- Yeah.
[Kazza] Sierra's gonna go and play
with some kids.
Are you excited?
There's too many kids.
- [Brian] So many kids, huh?
- Ahhh!
- [Brian] Okay, let's go.
It's gonna be so fun.
- [Kazza] Yay. - Yeah.
Bye-bye. - [Kazza] Bye!
- Miss you. - [Brian] Miss you.
See you soon.
- [Kazza] Have fun.
- [Brian] With newfound time on our hands
we geared up for a series of adventures
that may have proven a bit challenging
with a little one in tow.
We've decided to go on a little walk today.
So we've got a group of friends
from the anchorage.
Good friend Octavia's joining us,
who we haven't seen in ages.
Since the Caribbean, right?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
And it's like a three mile walk.
- Maybe that ridge right there.
But it's a really nice, clear day today,
so it should be good.
And Sierra's in daycare,
so we're hiking without a baby
for the first time ever.
- That's crazy. I don't have to carry Sierra.
- It's so wild doing stuff when she's not here.
It's like, yeah, this is different.
(cheerful music)
- That's why I tried.
Okay, we're at 820 feet
and we're going up to a thousand.
- You said 900, now you changed it to a thousand.
Holy.
Whew.
I am so hot.
I had to put my hair up and let my belly out.
- It rained.
- [Kazza] It... (laughs)
You do look like it's rained.
- It's disgusting.
- [Kazza] So much sweat.
- [Brian] Zowie.
- Whoo. Have we made it?
- [Brian] I think so.
- Yay!
- [Brian] We're at the top of something.
- (indistinct) - Oh, no way!
- [Brian] That's amazing,
you're definitely worth it.
- [Kazza] How's that peanut butter and jelly?
- It's the best invention--
- [Male Friend 1] Is that a hair in it?
- [Male Friend 2] Is that a hair?
- [Male Friend 1] Whose hair is that?
- [Male Friend 2] Whose hair is that?
(laughing)
- [Kazza] Guilty. - That is not my hair.
- [Male Friend 2] It's long and blonde.
- [Kazza] Sorry.
Ew.
(laughter and chatting)
(laid back guitar music)
- So we think it's a kind of like,
dive site right off the stern of the boat.
We're doing so much fun activities now. It's amazing.
You can go diving without like,
organizing a babysitter and everything.
It's kind of crazy.
Like to think that, I don't know.
You can have it like this.
I guess we have one more day tomorrow
and then summer camp is finished because the school starts.
- [Male Friend 2] Nice! - I know.
- [Male Friend 1] I love summer camp.
- We only got like a few days,
but it's better than nothing.
And I think she's had a blast,
so I'm really happy about that.
Let's go diving.
- [Brian] This anchorage really is beautiful.
It makes so much difference having
clear water where you can see the bottom.
- [Kazza] I know.
(intense music starts)
(intense music ends)
- That's a cool dive.
It's cool to end up at the boat.
- [Brian] Uh-oh. Who did that?
- Somebody that starts with a B,
put a wet wipe down the toilet.
- [Brian] It was my mistake.
I was a little sleepy.
Yeah, that's my bad. Sorry about that.
It just got stuck in the macerator, huh?
- [Kazza] Yeah.
- Yeah, so it was an early morning
and I was taking Sierra to Aqua Splash
and Kazza handed me the potty and a wet wipe
and I assumed it was toilet paper and threw it in there.
And then when you pushed the button,
it went nyaaaaaaaa and made a noise
like the macerator was clogged up,
because the macerator was clogged up with a wet wipe.
So Kazza's taken one for the team this morning,
which I appreciate,
'cause I don't like smells and toilets and all that stuff.
- Okay, so it's all back together
and time to test it.
Oh yeah. Took one for the team.
It's working Sierra.
- Yay!
- [Kazza] Yay.
- [Brian] Today was Sierra's last day of school
and the last chance for Kaz and I to dive together.
After missing out on yesterday's encounter,
I was keen to get in the water and give it a shot.
And boy, I'm sure as hell glad we did.
- What a beautiful morning. This is incredible.
Brian just left with Sierra
and the wind has calmed down
and we are just gonna go out looking for whales.
This might be one of the only times
me and Brian can go out together.
We can take turns and go out with friends and stuff.
But yeah, to go together, this is super exciting.
I packed sunscreen,
peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
But now I'm gonna make some breakfast,
pack cameras, and then we can go
as soon as Brian comes back.
(intense music begins)
- [Brian] Yeah, I saw it.
There they are.
- Whales!
So we've spotted some whales.
We'll see where they come up
and if we wanna jump in.
(intense music fades)
(water flowing)
(mysterious music)
- [Brian] As we ventured in,
we spotted them lingering in the depths,
a silent, mysterious presence below.
(whale sound)
Then, as if responding to our presence,
they surfaced.
It was as if their curiosity drew them in
to check us out.
(whale sounds)
(water flowing)
But it was different this time around.
It was as if they had a different plan altogether.
It seems that whales, just like people,
have different moods,
and today's mood was much more playful.
These gentle giants were doing their own thing.
Not swimming away, but definitely not ignoring us.
To see such a giant creature
being playful and having fun is a realization
that we share much more
with the animal kingdom than we realize.
(whale sounds)
(mysterious music intensifies)
Being able to get this close
to an intelligent wild animal
that can easily squash you like a bug,
but somehow knows not to, is a bucket list experience
that I will never forget.
(music intensifies)
(whale sounds)
(music fades)
- Oh my God!
(excited exclamations)
- [Brian] Crazy!
I lost my shit.
- [Brian] Did you see them doing barrel rolls?
- [Kazza] Yeah.
- They're so chill. Amazing.
- Holy shit, that was so cool.
- [Brian] So cool.
(rain pattering)
- Maggie's like a swimming pool.
- [Kazza] Whoa. Look at all that.
- [Sierra] Yeah. A swimming pool, ha ha!
- Ha ha, a swimming pool?
- Yeah.
- [Kazza] How much water is in Maggie?
- So many.
- [Brian] How was daycare Sierra?
- Good.
- [Brian] Did you have fun at summer camp?
- Yeah.
- [Brian] What did you do?
- Played.
- [Brian] You played.
- Pee.
- [Brian] You peed?
- Eat.
- [Brian] You ate. What did you eat?
- Stinky.
(Brian and Kazza laughing)
- [Brian] Did you, did you sleep?
- No.
- [Brian] You were sleeping when I got there.
Do you have any new friends?
- Yeah.
My son.
- [Kazza] Your son?
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- [Brian] Anyways-- - Fast.
(rock music)
- [Brian] With school out,
it was sadly time for us to say goodbye
to this incredible place.
And as we set sail, we were escorted out in style.
With our buddy boat beside us
we hoisted the sails for a chilled afternoon sail.
Or so we thought.
- [Female Friend 1] Wow, I can see the belly of Delos.
Whoo, whoo!
- Yeah!
- Wow.
Oh my god.
- [Brian] Right there. Right there!
- [Kazza] Whoa!
- [Female Friend 1] Look at her.
- [Female Friend 2] Epic.
- [Female Friend 1] It is so epic.
- [Brian] Okay, go.
(coughing)
(Brian laughing)
- It went down the wrong throat.
(laughing)
The wrong throat.
(jazzy piano music)
- [Kazza] This gonna zoom right in your face.
- Don't do that.
- [Sierra] Hi.
Hi.
There's so many kids.
- [Brian] So many kids.
- Woo hoo.
(laughing)