Marooned with Ed Stafford

Ed is marooned in the rainforest surroundings of Venezuela. He’s stranded with nothing; no food, no water, not even a knife. How will he cope for ten days?

Ed is stranded in the Carpathian Mountains. He’s completely on his own with nothing - no food, no water, not even a knife. How will he cope in this environment for 10 days?

Ed heads for the Arctic Circle, and is dropped on top of a snow-covered mountain in the western fjords of Norway. This is the first time Marooned has ever been to a truly cold location. The conditions are so extreme that Ed is compelled to wear clothes, but as usual takes no food, tools or knife. Before entering isolation, Ed undergoes special ice training to prepare him for the dangers that lie ahead. He faces a new set of challenges, including having to build a shelter that will protect him from the inhospitable weather and keep his fire alight on the sodden ground. He’s under constant risk of hypothermia, and the rising spring tide threatens his home.

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In Namibias Erongo Mountains: hundreds of kilometres of scorching, rocky desert, but the San bushmen have survived here for millennia. Can Ed?

Dropped in to the middle of Mongolias Gobi Desert, Ed tackles his most isolated challenge ever.

Ed takes on the parched bushveld of northern Namibia, in southern Africa.

Ed is in The Philippines, on Coron Island, attempting to survive on a secluded beach.