Siyaya: Come Wild With Us

When four youngsters set off for an adventure into to the vast Addo Elephant National Park, they get more than they had bargained for.

Woken up by the sweet song of hummingbirds, the adventurers continue their quest for the Big Seven. They hike up ancient mountains and explore mysterious caves covered in rock art

The search for the Big Seven continues, and the Zebra Bus heads for the marine and coastal section of the park in Algoa Bay.

The Zebra Bus embarks on a final mission to find that last and most elusive member of the Big Seven - the Great White Shark.

Nestled between a mountain range and the coast, lies an enchanted rainforest through which crystal clear rivers flow - much of this natural domain falls in the Garden Route National Park.

The team is back in the largest evergreen moist forest in South Africa.

Known for its rich biodiversity and heritage, the Cape of Good Hope is where Table Mountain is found - one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

After their bout with wind, rain and the history of the Cape, the time has come for the team to have a close look at the animal world of Table Mountain National Park.

The team travels further into the realm of the sea with canoes to study a penguin colony on the beach from across the water.

The team head up to the top of Table Mountain and learn about life amongst the clouds.

Imagine a place that is half land, half water - and you have the West Coast National Park. This gentle wilderness is celebrated for its unspoiled beauty, its meandering water channels and a sparkling lagoon that surpasses all expectations.

Namaqualand is a desert region along the west side of South Africa, also known as the Succulent Karoo.

When they return to the Namaqua National Park, the short rainy season has started and the desert is in full bloom.

In the land of rainmakers and baobab trees, the Zebra Bus travels in the shadow of the ancient Kingdom of Mapungubwe, also known in Venda as Tshavhadzimu or 'Place of the Gods'.

'Thaba ya metsi' ('Mountain of Water') is the local name for the Waterberg Mountains, located in the Marakele National Park- the next sanctuary that our latest group of adventurers will explore.

In this episode, five young adventurers take you on a wild Zebra Bus ride to experience a modern day version of Noah's Ark.

The Zebra bus ventures into the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park during the rainy season, when animals and people celebrate the much-needed rains.

The rains have already gone, leaving the Kalahari brown and dry again when our adventurers return to continue their journey with the San.

One beautiful sunny day on the edge of the Karoo, the Zebra Bus adventurers are on a quest for a legendary cheetah called White Eye.

After their brush with life and death in the wilderness, the adventurers are more than eager to explore the land further and see firsthand how the game rangers handle endangered species.

The Zebra Bus treks up the high grassy plains of Golden Gate Highlands National Park, where some of the most dramatic landscapes can be found.

Hear the mighty Augrabies Falls roar as our new batch of explorers venture into its misty beauty.

In the far northwest of South Africa lies a forgotten land, known as the Richtersveld.

The search for the Big Snake continues as the Zebra Bus team treks further and further into the ancient mountains in search of signs and messages left from ancient times, when people roamed freely across the landscape.