Mark Zuckerberg sails 5,300 miles with two superyachts before helicoptering up a mountain to ski down in peak billionaire style. The Facebook founder's travel itinerary reads like a Bond villain's bucket list—proving that, for billionaires, the journey is just a warmup for the absurd destination.

Norway’s fjords echoed with the whir of Zuckerberg’s $30 million support yacht Wingman, its helipad letting him bypass local rules and touch untouched snow. The Launchpad now sits in Svalbard—because for the ultra-elite, “adventure travel” means rewriting the map.