World Wide Nate: African Adventures

World Wide Nate returns to Durban, South Africa excited to experience the city in more depth than ever before. Nate learns the secrets to grilling the best braai, and mountaineer, Gavin Raubenheimer, gets Nate ready to climb - the Natal Drakensburg.

Another African adventure begins by exploring the home of iconic figure Nelson Mandela, World Wide Nate dives into the rich culture of Johannesburg, South Africa.

World Wide Nate learns to make the beloved Durban local dish, Bunny Chow. After having a great cooking lesson from Chef Sheila Somers, Nate swims out in the deep blue - the Indian Ocean, to encounter some of the world's deadliest predators -- sharks.

While visiting Nairobi, Kenya, World Wide Nate shares in the passion of the Kenyan people. Nate explores their booming graffiti art scene, partakes in ancient cultural rituals, and cooks with one of the top food bloggers in Africa.

World Wide Nate returns to Durban to ride the waves and discover true modern Zulu culture. Our host, journeys beyond the stereotypes of Shaka Zulu to a Zulu village where he is adorned in traditional wear and learns the art of Zulu dance.

World Wide Nate heads to "The Kingdom in the Sky" to get dirty with some extreme mountain biking. He also gets a hands-on lesson about the Basotho culture by learning how to weave the cherished Basotho hat from a woman who has made them for years.

World Wide Nate checks an item off his bucket list abseiling down a 630 ft drop over Maletsunyane Falls in Semonkong, Lesotho. He is also captivated by the vibrancy and boldness weaved into the patterns of the Basotho Blankets.

Though Zambia is a landlocked country, it is named after the great Zambezi river that runs across the western and southern border, ultimately forming Victoria Falls. Nate goes whitewater rafting in the grade 5, high volume rapids.

In this adventure-filled travel series, you'll be either packing your bags to replicate Nate's exploits or settling further back in your couch to experience Africa and the world vicariously through our host.

In addition to its beauty, Rwanda is home to some of the rarest species of animals on earth including the silverback mountain gorilla. Nate takes a trip to Volcanoes National Park hoping to get a glimpse of the animals.

Nate ventures out to see the famed Nyiragongo volcano by taking a 5-hour hike through the oldest national park in Africa. He also spends time with the Congolese people to hear the music and taste the food.

Nairobi's younger generation put a fresh spin on tradition and being environmentally conscious at the same time. Fascinated by the phenomena of the wildebeest migration, Nate checks off another bucket list adventure by riding among them on horseback.

Nate wraps up his time in Africa in Johannesburg - one of his favorite places. While there, he takes a couple of laps around the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit. He also gets a suit custom-made by one of the hottest African fashion designers in the world.