• 2021
  • 30m
South Africa with Gregg Wallace

Summary The culinary expert sets off to explore South Africa's most iconic and best loved landscapes and experiences - along with its glorious food. View more details

  • 2021
  • 30m

South Africa with Gregg Wallace

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Gregg Wallace William Fowlds

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7.2

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 4, 2021

Countries of origin : United Kingdom

Official sites : ITV Hub

Language : English

Production companies : ITV - Independent Television Tin Can Island

Summary The culinary expert sets off to explore South Africa's most iconic and best loved landscapes and experiences - along with its glorious food. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 4, 2021

Countries of origin : United Kingdom

Official sites : ITV Hub

Language : English

Production companies : ITV - Independent Television Tin Can Island

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South Africa with Gregg Wallace (2021)

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Episode 1 • Jan 04, 2021
Safari in Amakhala
Gregg starts his journey around South Africa by going on safari at the Amakhala Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape. He camps out overnight and taste a traditional stew, poike, before joining vets caring for a wild leopard.
Episode 2 • Jan 11, 2021
Cape Town
Gregg starts in the mother city, Cape Town, where he heads to the city's highest point, Table Mountain, and tastes Cape Malay cuisine in picturesque Bo Kaap. He then travels to the Western Cape for some wine tasting.
Episode 3 • Jan 18, 2021
Augrabies Falls
Gregg flies into Upington, the gateway to the Kalahari and follows the Orange River to the spectacular Augrabies Falls. Paddling down river, Gregg overnights at Khamkhirri Lodge.
Episode 4 • Jan 25, 2021
Whale Coast
Gregg takes a 300-kilometre road trip along the stunning coast of the Western Cape heading for Gansbaai, otherwise known as Shark Town. He helps to release some rehabilitated African Penguins into the wild.
Episode 5 • Feb 01, 2021
Soweto, Johannesburg
Grabbing a lift on a tuk tuk, Gregg whizzes around the colourful and energetic township of Soweto just outside Johannesburg - home of both Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela.
Episode 6 • Feb 08, 2021
The Garden Province
From Durban, Gregg takes a helicopter ride up into the Zulu Kingdom in the Garden Province. He flies above the iconic Rorke's Drift battle site and meets the ancestor of a Zulu warrior. He visits a Zulu village for some home-cooked food.
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