As you can see, we're at the airport.

That is because we've taken a last minute flight

to Deadman's Cay, which is on Long Island.

- Sounds reasonably foreboding, doesn't it?

- It does.

We've taken the boat to a safe place,

so, she's gonna be okay for the week that we're gone

because there is a free diving competition.

- Us, on the other hand at Deadman's Cay.

- Yeah, who knows what's gonna happen there?

So there's a free diving competition there

called Vertical Blue,

and Riley's been in contact with a guy called Adam

who is Australian, and he's gonna be there

and he said that we should come

and hang out and see what's goin' on there

and it would be pretty interesting to see the Blue Hole.

You guys will know the Blue Hole.

It's pretty famous and I'm excited to

jump in the water and see what it looks like.

So that's where we're going.

Are you excited?

- I am.

I get to meet Adam; Adam Stern,

the Australian free dive champion and all-around legend.

And also I'm gonna jump in

and see how deep I can go

with a little bit of instruction from him.

I'm sure it'll be reasonable.

So that'll be good.

(relaxing music)

(bird singing)

- I do not like these planes, one bit.

- [Riley] Yes, this is in fact the Long Island airport.

Apparently it's recently been extended

which the locals are very happy about.

This is Marsha.

- Hi, I'm Marsha, I'm a native from Long Island.

- [Riley] She was going to take us to our Airbnb

which apparently was quite hard to find by ourselves.

And this is Mr. T from the car rentals place.

They're death traps, but he was pretty funny

and we liked him. - Mr. T.!

(laughing)

(gentle music)

- [Elayna] So our house is a little off the beaten track.

This view is insane.

Epic.

- [Riley] This was our pad

that we'd managed to snag on Airbnb.

It was cheap, maybe because she'd said

no hot water and no drinking water,

but we were like, hey, we live on a boat

and that's not really gonna be a problem.

We were the last house along the road

with miles of freedom, goats,

and a view over the cliffs to the Atlantic swell.

(relaxing music)

- Oh, okay.

- [Elayna] Wow, this is really nice.

- You wanna open up the windows.

Because of the storm,

the only way they stay up is by using this.

Open this door up.

And that's the view.

- This is ridiculous!

This is so nice.

What have we got?

Down here.

- [Elayna] What is that?

- [Riley] Look at all the frogs.

- [Elayna] Oh, there's frogs.

Cute, hey!

- [Riley] Look at this guy.

- [Elayna] Where?

(relaxing music)

- [Riley] Marsha got us settled into the house

and we hit the sack pretty early that night.

- [Elayna] She's done it.

Success!

- Well done.

This coffee?

- [Elayna] Yeah.

- Oh.

- [Elayna] I made it all by myself.

- I'm really happy for ya (laughs).

- [Elayna] It's out of this weird machine.

- [Riley] I've seen you do more

impressive things in the past though.

- Well, I'm pretty impressed with myself.

I went for a walk this morning.

It was beautiful

and I went down to the beach

that Riley and I plan to go swimming in

and I was pretty disappointed to see

mountains of plastic everywhere.

The whole beach was just covered.

So, I guess it's coming straight from the Atlantic and-

- [Riley] How bad is it?

- [Elayna] It's pretty bad.

I'll show you.

What are you doing?

Those frogs were so loud last night in bed,

you would not believe

and I forgot to bring earplugs

and I had a terrible sleep (laughing).

It's nice to listen to them, like, you know.

It is a beautiful sound,

but just not all night.

- Try and keep it down tomorrow night, alright?

- [Elayna] Seriously, and once one starts,

they all start.

Get my shoe out of there.

- What shall we feed them?

Hear?

(frogs croaking) (Riley laughing)

- So today we're meeting up with Adam and Erin

and some other friends at the Blue Hole,

so we're gonna see it for the first time today, lunchtime.

Really excited, but before then we need to try and find

the mini market and stock up the fridge

because we are on our last rations of fresh water

that Marsha gave us

and, yeah, luckily I bought some

pre-made healthy hot chocolates with me

so I'm having that for breakfast.

But yeah, we need to get some supplies.

Crabs.

- [Riley] Oh my God.

- [Elayna] Crabs everywhere.

Oh my gosh, do not!

Hey! - Oh, he's strong!

- [Elayna] Is he? - [Riley] Yeah.

And he's tryna...

- [Elayna] (laughing) Alright, alright that's close enough.

I got him, put him down.

(Riley laughing)

- What are these things?

What are they again?

Let's get one.

(gentle music)

- Do you remember when that person rode in

and said that we're like chipmunks

scurrying around-

- [Elayna] Well we seem on the hunt for food, yeah.

As you can see we are pretty hungry

and you're not gonna believe it

but we forgot to buy water

which is the whole reason we went there, really.

Oh yeah.

(Riley laughing)

- Oh my god!

This car just all of a sudden

out of absolutely nowhere,

the radio just turns itself on

and then up to a level

that has clearly scarred Elayna and I.

That's the second time that's done it.

We're really tryna film it; it's insane.

I remember seeing a movie years ago

where there was this weird experiment being done

and everyone in a World War 2 setting

and everyone died from these loud noises.

It's so horrendously loud,

I nearly crashed the car the first time.

And just then, it turned itself on

and Elayna and I both just started panicking.

I put the indicator on, slammed the brakes on,

and fortunately she got to it

before it got to peak volume

because it is, I'm sure that it would do damage.

If we had the kid in the back, the child, the baby

who we love, it'd just be a disaster.

- [Elayna] So we can't turn it off.

We can't figure out how to turn it off.