The Fortune Hotel

A new group of guests dive into an epic first challenge where a land and sea race determine who is at risk of heading home.

Memory meets mayhem in a hilarious Hotel Game before a high-stakes Day Trip Challenge has the pairs solving puzzles at sea.

A postcard trail sends the pairs across paradise to find Stephen, as one pair wins the power to decide what happens next.

A revealing Hotel Game stirs up suspicion before the guests shift into gear for a full-throttle Day Trip Challenge.

Stephen welcomes the guests poolside at the hotel for a light-hearted yet revealing Hotel Game where instincts are put to the test before coconut chaos erupts as the guests arrive at a sun-drenched beach for one of the most dramatic Day Trip Challenges of the series - racing to build the tallest tower from scattered cans, the pairs must balance speed, strategy and sabotage to gain a critical edge before another tense Night Cap.

Only five pairs remain as things turn frosty with a Hotel Game like no other. Guests pick ice lollies with unexpected flavours and even more unexpected consequences. While some sticks spell safety, others hand players a power to target their rivals. Later, it's off to the historic streets of St George's for a high-energy Day Trip Challenge involving hotel staff and a well-known phrase.

The four remaining pairs face a Hotel Game with a twist that sees them targeting one another with daggers, but only if they can answer revealing questions about their rivals. The Day Trip Challenge sees one player from each pair imprisoned in a historic fort. They rely on their partner's communication skills to escape by solving symbol-based clues and racing to unlock their chained-up briefcases.

The final Hotel Game sees guests scramble to solve a devious puzzle in their rooms, and the final three pairs race across the Caribbean Sea in the Day Trip Challenge. Back at the hotel, the air is thick with tension as the last Night Cap begins - with only one pair set to check out with the fortune, every decision is vital.