"Survivor: Marquesas" is the fourth season of the reality television series Survivor, which premiered in 2002. Set in the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia, this season featured 16 contestants divided into two tribes, Maraamu and Rotu. The players faced various challenges, including physical competitions and social strategy, as they aimed to outwit, outplay, and outlast each other for the title of Sole Survivor and a cash prize of $1 million. The season is notable for its diverse cast and the introduction of the "twist" of the game, where players could be voted out at tribal council. Vecepia Towery ultimately won the season, becoming the first African American woman to win the title. The season is remembered for its strategic gameplay and memorable moments, contributing to the ongoing popularity of the Survivor franchise.