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As the West Australia adventure comes to an end, the four youths head to another special experience. This time it’s a whale-watching tour, where you can see real wild whales swimming in front of your eyes. At nature’s grand scene, the members tear up thinking of their past and struggles as a K-POP idol group.

The four members leave Perth and head off to a serene port city, Fremantle, by trying out public transportation from buses to trains as a true backpacker. Enjoying the getting-lost-free journey with ‘Map Seung Yoon’, the four young gentlemen dive in to the living of a West-Australian life.

Director Na Young Seok and the whole staff plan to kidnap WINNER despite the group already knowing the program. Step by step the staffs ask help from managers and even try some tricks, but the members are way too cautious of every detail. Later creating a fake commercial shooting set staffs hope WINNER will fall for this one, this time.

Although Bo Gum misses his flight, he manages to arrive safely in Namibia and joins the others. Their first destination is Sossusvlei. On their way to Sossusvlei, they get to see beautiful sceneries of Africa and take many photos. They are excited about having a camping in the middle of African desert for the first time in their lives. Jae Hong cooks for the others who are tired from a long drive.

Three Dummies make a journey to their way to Gullfoss. During their first attempt, the weather gets bad, and they head to Hallgrimskirkja, a beautiful church. They eventually make it to Gullfoss and are in awe due to the beautiful scenery. Meanwhile, Kang Ha Neul joins the group.

Everything in Iceland continues to fascinate the four dummies, and this time, they visit Jokulsarlon to see the icebergs and a beautiful ice cave that formed hundreds of years ago. At night, they drive out to see the Northern Lights again, and they enjoy themselves stargazing and making new memories together.

The cheerful members meet a fierce snow storm on their road to Reykjavik. The harsh weather condition delays their journey for a while but it does not stop them from moving forward. Once they reach Reykjavik, Sang Hun has to return early to Korea for his work, so they decide to throw a small good-bye party for him. For the last part of the journey, they split up and spend time individually to visit places of their own interest.

In Etosha National Park, they enjoy a variety of activities such as Game Driving. They are impressed to see the Etosha pan, a large endorheic salt pan. To celebrate the last night in Namibia, Jae Hong makes Tomato Pasta and Bo Bum brings an exotic African alcoholic drink. On the next day, they finally get to the final destination, Zimbabwe, but it is already in the afternoon when Victoria Falls is closed before sunset. Will they be able to tour Victoria Falls before it is closed?

Seeing the great view of Victoria Falls, the four young actors recall their memories for the last 11 days in Africa and they become emotional. They go rafting on the Zambezi River and enjoy one of the most thrilling experiences in their lives. Jun Yeol and Bo Gum move to do a bungee jump while the others give up.

Director Na Young Seok plans to send Jung Woo, Cho Jung Seok, Kang Ha Neul, and Jeong Sang Hun to Iceland without any extra clothes or luggage. They are first asked to have dinner in Gangnam-gu as a meeting, however, the dinner turns out to be their last meal in Korea before they fly to Iceland.