Charley Boorman's Extreme Frontiers - Episode Guide

S01E01 Newfoundland - Tobermory

Charley begins his adventure in the most easterly point of Newfoundland, where he sees a huge iceberg in the rough Atlantic seas. He later sees a

sombre reminder of the Titanic's fate and tackles a tidal bore wave head on.

S01E02 Lively - Regina

Charley makes his way through the Big Muddy Badlandsas he stops at Lively. He then travels further west along the world's longest street, which is almost 1,200 miles long to Winnipeg where he sleeps at Canada's most haunted hotel. He then meets up with some Mounties and takes part in a training mission, before enjoying the Canada Day celebrations. He then takes part in a rodeo in Saskatchewan.

S01E03 Calgary - Tuktoyaktuk

Charley makes his way through Alberta where he finds out about cowboys at the Rafter Six Ranch. He is then forced to face one of his worse fears when armed with just a rope and a guide; he has to climb to the top of Mount Fable.

S01E04 Dwson - Tofino

Charley concludes his adventure as he makes his way towards the Pacific coast. He gets the chance to pilots a small plane to Dawson City and takes a look around a goldmine that has been running since the days of the gold rush.

S02E01 Cape Town

Charlie abseils from the top of Table Mountain and then makes his way across the shark-infested waters to Robben Island. He then cage-dives to watch Great White sharks feeding before visiting the Born Free Foundation.

S02E02 Durban

Charlie goes surfing just south of Durban and then manages to successfully navigate the perilous Sani Pass before ending up at the top of the Tugela Falls.

S02E03 Kruger

Charley is in the sky as he finds out how to parajet, before heading underground in one of South Africa's oldest working gold mines. He also enjoys the many experiences that the Kruger National Park has to offer.

S02E04 Kgalagad

Charley puts himself in danger as learns how to handle a deadly scorpion. He also drives some giant trucks and machines used in open iron-ore mining and then spends two nights in the desolate Kgalagadi National Park with the nomadic San tribe.

The actor embarks on another epic journey, this time exploring America. He begins by exploring the lava fields of Hawaii Island and then taking to the waters off Waikiki Beach in an outrigger canoe. Charley then heads north to Alaska, where he tries to fulfill a boyhood dream of building an igloo, before sampling life on the high seas when he boards a 100-year-old schooner for a trip off the Atlantic coast.

The actor rides his motorcycle to North Carolina, where he takes 0to the air in a replica of the Wright brothers' historic biplane and dives to the wreck of a First World War U-boat scuttled by the Germans when they realised the war was lost. In Charlotte, he learns about the War of Independence and gets to grips with firing a traditional musket, before heading to the Chattooga River in South Carolina, the location where his father John filmed 1972 thriller Deliverance.

The actor heads to Walker County in Georgia and goes potholing with the local fire department's rescue team, before making the eight-hour ride to Mississippi to find out about the logging industry around the state's great river. Charley then rides down to Louisiana to discover more about the formation of modern America in New Orleans, before being taught the art of catching frogs in the swamps of Lafayette. He then tries rodeo-riding at a ranch in Texas and ends this leg of his journey in New Mexico.

The actor sets off on the final leg of his journey, scaling a cliff in Colorado before visiting a soda ash mine in Wyoming. He then heads to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah and joins Erin Hunter and Andy Sills in an attempt to set a world speed record for three people on one motorbike, and then rides through a surprisingly wet Death Valley in California. Charley eventually reaches the Pacific coast, where a large convoy of like-minded bikers join him on the ride into his final destination of Los Angeles.