Documentary series in which Simon Reeve travels around the equator. In Africa, he catches malaria in Gabon, goes rafting on the Nile and witnesses a bull...
The second leg of Simon Reeve's journey sees him dodge the Moroccan secret police in Western Sahara and travel...
Simon Reeve follows the Tropic of Cancer, here crossing the dangerous, land-mined border between Morocco and Mauritania.
Simon Reeve travels along the Tropic of Capricorn, stopping in Gaborone, Botswana to explore a major source o...
Simon Reeve travels to Tamanrasset in Algeria, an important trading post, where he visits the biggest camel marke...
Simon Reeve journeys around the Indian Ocean, here visiting the southernmost point of Africa, Cape Agulhas, ...
In Mali, Africa, three-year-old Edjongon helps her mother collect water from a well.
We meet five-year-old Nintujigwa, who lives in Samburu Land in Kenya, Africa.
Simon Reeve takes a laden cargo ship from busy Durban Harbour in South Africa to Mozambique, across some of the ...
Simon Reeve meets nomadic San people who were relocated, or evicted against their will, from the Central ...
Following the Tropic of Capricorn, Simon Reeve visits wildlife parks in the Limpopo Region ...
Simon Reeve embarks on the third leg of his four-part journey around the Mediterranean, travelling through Libya, Tunisia and acro...
Romesh Ranganathan travels to some of the most unlikely places for a holiday. Romesh heads to Ethiopia. Will he find a war...
In Mozambique, Simon Reeve meets people who live in newly designated wildlife parks and now...
In Mali, Africa, four-year-old Mama Kayentan and his dad mend their home using mud.
Simon Reeve meets a team of people in Botswana who work keeping cows off the roads, in order to prevent...
Educational programme for 9-11 year olds looking at where Kenya is in relation to the rest of the world. It goes o...
In Mozambique, Simone Reeve meets rats trained to search for landmines which still pose a danger after the war.
We meet two six-year-old girls living in Ethiopia and North Canada.
Simone Reeve visits islands in the Bazaruto Archipelago, where money from luxury resorts...
In Madagascar, Rom hikes razor-sharp rocks, encounters alarming delicacies, and comes face to face with the island's leg...
Romesh Ranganathan visits the second-busiest market in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
Simon Reeve meets men who work in dangerous conditions mining sapphires in Madagascar.
Romesh Ranganathan discusses with Mike, his guide and an anthropologist, the misconception...
Simon Reeve meets a healer in Botswana, where traditional healers are being incorporated into the...
Simon Reeve visits Kiwayu Island, at the far north of Kenya's Indian Ocean coast, where local people...
Romesh travels to Rwanda to discover its unique culture, experience incredible wildlife and find out how the country has hea...
Romesh travels around Zimbabwe, gets caught in biblical lightning storms, re-enacts the film Titanic on a Lake Karib...
Rom visits the Sahara Desert. Guided by Bobo, a local of Berber descent, Rom discovers a place t...
Romesh visits Sierra Leone, a country with a dark past but hopes for the future. With Gwyn Jay Allen as a guide,...
Romesh Ranganathan visits Danakil, the hottest place in the world, and joins a local salt-mining trek.
Simon Reeve explores the problem of deforestation in Madagascar, where 90% of the forest has been slashed and burned.
Simon Reeve visits the Tana Delta, where Kenya's longest river meets the Indian Ocean, and an important wildlife si...
Beginning a journey around the Indian Ocean, Simon Reeve visits the rugged coast of South Africa, where the Indian Ocean...
Following the Tropic of Cancer, Simon Reeve travels through Western Sahara, where war between occupied...
Romesh visits Uganda, where is he hosted by a princess who attempts to expand his knowledge of the stunning country beyond t...
Simon Reeve visits the island of Zanzibar, the location of which meant it was a major centre of commerce, but also a centre of the I...
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