The Amazing Race Australia - Celebrity Edition II

The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition is back with eleven celebrity teams racing around the world. Swapping 5-star luxury for the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires.

Our celebs are in Salta, Northern Argentina where they immerse themselves in the city's traditional Carnivale celebrations before heading to the countryside to be confronted by local delicacies.

The celebrities will explore the Inca trail. They will trek through vast valleys with some furry friends, build structures that will last the test of time and learn about local traditions.

The Race continues with eight teams racing in Johannesburg, South Africa. They will need to channel their celebrity charm as they race to win $100,000 for their chosen charities.

Our teams are racing amongst the people in the bustling township of Soweto, South Africa. Here, they will experience firsthand the profound impact that Nelson Mandela had on the local community.

Our celebrities will experience the real Africa when they head into the Cradle of Humankind. One wrong move puts a fan favourite team in danger of elimination.

The Amazing Race Australia continues as the six remaining celebrity teams travel to the Namib Desert in Namibia. They race through the unforgiving desert terrain, one mistake could cost a team the race.

Following a virtual pitstop, our celebrities continue the race along the mysterious Skeleton Coast. Fatigue starts to set in for some teams.

The Dark Horses have already tasted victory, but can those teams maintain their lead as the final five continue the race in Namibia?

Only four teams remain as our race continues in the scenic location of Phang Nga, Thailand. Our teams will battle the heat and each other as they kick off in the fight for a place in the finals.

Our celebrities race into Phuket to secure a grand final spot. They dive into the real Phuket, from its stunning natural landscapes to the bustling old town, all in a thrilling, nail-biting finish.

The final three teams battle it out in Bangkok for the winning title and $100,000 for charity.