Renovation Wild
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Follow Grant and Lynsey Cumings as they renovate their family-run safari camps in Africa. Located deep in the Zambian bush, they face intense weather, wild animals and transport nightmares as they aim to complete their projects before opening day.
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Follow Grant and Lynsey Cumings as they renovate their family-run safari camps in Africa. Located deep in the Zambian bush, they face intense weather, wild animals and transport nightmares as they aim to complete their projects before opening day.
Episodes
S1 | E1
Safari So Good
Grant and Lynsey begin renovations at their more rustic bush camp, Old Mondoro, where a guest tent and public bathroom are first to meet sledge hammers. Also, monsoon season is upon them, which makes sourcing and transporting supplies a challenge.
S1 | E2
Taking the Plunge
Grant and Lynsey look to relocate Tent Eight at Chiawa Camp, and Lynsey has many ideas for the new tent including a plunge pool on the back patio. During construction, however, Grant comes across an issue that could throw off their entire deadline.
S1 | E3
Starbed Tower
Grant and Lynsey look to create Starbed Tower, a luxury overnight guest experience in an open-air two-story structure. Requiring steel and engineering know-how in the middle of the African bush, it's the most ambitious build they've ever taken on.
S1 | E4
Poolside Luxury
Two months into their renovation, Grant and Lynsey look to renovate the pool area at Chiawa Camp. They put their carpentry skills and creative design ideas to work, but they face fierce weather as heavy rains wash out the roads into camp and cause delays.
S1 | E5
Old World Feel
Grant and Lynsey have reached the halfway point of their renovation and decide to tackle Old Mondoro's Sitenje, the camp's public lounge area. In order to conquer all of its challenges and risks, this massive undertaking will require real bush ingenuity.
S1 | E6
Fire Pit Forging
After finishing one of their biggest projects yet, Grant and Lynsey turn their attention to the fire pit at Chiawa Camp and their last tent at Old Mondoro. With just over a month before guests arrive, it's all hands on deck to get the camp up and running.