Serious Explorers: Raleigh
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29:00Invaluable tips for surviving the worlds most remote and challenging environments. Presented by expedition leaders Ben Major and Polly Murray, covering all the main survival situations including extreme heat and cold.
October 2016
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29:00The expedition builds to an amazing climax, as the Serious Explorers attempt to become the first team to trek up a treacherous gorge to reach the spectacular Kaieteur Falls, the world's most powerful single-drop waterfall.
28:00The Serious Explorers undertake a marathon five day journey by dug-out canoe, attempting to be the first children to paddle seventy five miles down a remote jungle river. Where the team have some amazing animal encounters.
29:00The twelve to fourteen year olds attempt to survive on their own in the rainforest for twenty four hours. The demanding exercise tests them to the limit both mentally and physically, proving the longest night of their lives.
29:00The team's intense week of jungle training steps up a gear with lessons in emergency survival, from eating bugs and beasties to making shelters and fire.
28:00The Serious Explorers head into Guyana's spectacular virgin rainforest for a week of intense jungle training, from paddling dug-out canoes to using bows and arrows.
29:00Four of the Serious Explorers are having the ultimate cowboy experience on the plains of Guyana. Meanwhile, the other explorers face a daunting challenge - a dizzy-making rope crossing over a ravine nine thousand feet up.
28:00The team splits in two, with half undertaking a long horse-ride in search of the legendary lost city of El Dorado, while the others attempt to become the first-ever children to stand on the furthest point of Mount Roraima.
29:00 28:00The epic expedition sets sail from Trinidad & Tobago to South America in the wake of the great Elizabethan adventurer. But the ocean swell takes its toll, and almost everyone suffers from terrible seasickness.
28:00Sixteen finalists battle for one of eight places on a unique expedition to South America in the footsteps of Sir Walter Raleigh. To test how they'd cope with the extreme adventure, the finalists are pushed to the limit.
September 2013
Invaluable tips for surviving the worlds most remote and challenging environments. Presented by expedition leaders Ben Major and Polly Murray, covering all the main survival situations including extreme heat and cold.