The Addo Elephant Park was founded in 1931 and is 1,640km2. It hosts more than 450 elephants and other mammals and was created in response to the elephant population falling as low as eleven.

Table Mountain National Park on the southwestern tip of Africa surrounded by ocean and humanity. It is a rugged peninsula jutting out into the cold Atlantic Ocean and forming an island of incredible diversity.

In northeastern South Africa lies a park full of pristine beaches, vast forests, open plains and huge lakes. It's so beautiful it's been dubbed 'The Miracle'.

Explore the ancient landscape of this central South African park. Here, creatures have developed ingenious ways to survive. There is nowhere quite like it.

In the southern reaches of Africa's great Kalahari basin, everything is made tough. Ancient rivers harbour water deep underground, and these hidden lifelines forge a fragile link to survival. This is the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.

Lions, elephants and baboons face a daily battle against the heat as they try to raise their young on the banks of Botswana's Chobe River.