Long Way Down (2007)

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Production Year: 2007

After circumnavigating the world on their epic journey, Long Way Round, Ewan and Charley couldn't wait for their next great biking adventure.

Their new challenge takes them from the northern-most tip of Scotland, John O'Groats down to the southern-most tip of Africa, Cape Agulhas.

Riding through Western Europe and Eastern Africa, the guys mix their love of motorbikes with the irresistible lure of far-flung roads on the ultimate expedition, riding their BMW G5-1200 Adventures on any and all terrains.

They stop along the way to visit some of the most incredible natural and cultural wonders the world has to offer, see Afican wildlife up close, and most importantly get to know the local people in the countries they visit.

It's the (second) journey of a lifetime for Ewan and Charley, and all the fans can share their motorbike travels with them.

When is Long Way Down next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Nat Geo Wild November 28th, 10:00pm and on Nat Geo Wild December 5th, 10:00pm. See more...

Main Cast

Image for Ewan McGregorEwan McGregorPresenter
Image for Charley BoormanCharley BoormanPresenter

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