Kids Safari

In this exciting episode, Luca and Melua journey into the wilderness region of Mala Mala in search of the infamous Big Five.

In this episode, Luca and Melua set off on an exciting Junior Rangers course. Mala Mala is the perfect classroom to learn all there is to know about surviving in the wild.

To learn about the different animals Luca and Melua must understand the signs and clues they leave behind.

Having searched far and wide and found the big Five in this episode Luca and Melua go in search of two more curious creatures, the Wild Dog and the Cheetah.

As a beautiful day begins at Mala Mala Game Reserve, Melua and Luca head out with Lucky to see what they can find.

Luca and Melua are in the mood for a laugh - so they set off with their excellent guide lucky in search of the Spotted Hyena - a peculiar animal famous for its giggling ways.

On a lovely summer's day in Mala Mala Luca and Melua set off to learn more about the various types of Bushveld grazers that call these lands home.

In this episode, Luca and Melua head out in search of Mala Mala's browsers. Browsers are animals that get their food from the high branches of the bushveld's leafy green treetops.

The big five are famous for being Africa's largest and most ferocious animals - but when they are still babies, they are some of the cutest creatures on the planet.

Inspired by all the baby big 5 animals, they saw on their previous trip - Luca and Melua decide to go in search of all the other cute babies that live in the bushveld.

The sun is out, the forest is abuzz, and our two young explorers are out to see if they can find a giant lemur called an indri!

Madagascar is abundant with Chameleons. In fact this island off the east coast of Africa has almost half of all the world's species!

It's a beautiful warm day in Madagascar, and the weather couldn't be more perfect for finding the unique reptiles Luca and Melua are searching for.

Luca and Melua are off to a sanctuary where they will encounter many of Madagascar's most famous creatures - lemurs.

Out in the coastal forests of Madagascar, Luca and Melua prepare themselves for another day of exploration.

Luca and Melua leave the tropical island of Madagascar and head off to South Africa. The San people of the Kalahari are the oldest known inhabitants of Southern Africa.

It's a warm, clear-sky kind of day- which, on this beautiful island means it's time to set out to meet some new and fantastic friends that inhabit these green jungles.

It's off the land on into boats for Luca and Melua as they venture down the river to a particular part of the island.

Today Luca and Melua board a boat that will take them to a very special location to find some very special creatures. Hiding in the scrub, are some of Madagascar's cutest critters.

Our two young explorers on their mission to find Madagascar's most fearsome predator! The Madagascan fossa, a small mammal that lives in these forests.

As far as the eye can see, Botswana's Makgadikgadi salt pans stretch out like a bright white ice-scape. But this, in fact, is one of the largest salt pans in the world.

The edges of Botswana's Makgadikgadi salt pans may seem rather barren and rocky you would never guess they would be home to giants!

Join our two young explorers, Luca and Melua, on what promises to be an experience of a lifetime as they venture to the Seychelles Islands.

Today's adventure takes them deep into the island's forests which are buzzing with life!