Griff's Great Kiwi Road Trip - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Make Yourself at Home: Cape Reinga - Auckland
Griff Rhys Jones begin his epic 'off-highway' journey of New Zealand from north to south, starting at Cape Reinga and travelling via Russell and Kaipara Harbour to Auckland.
Don't Fall in a Volcano: Auckland to Wellington
Griff Rhys Jones' four-part top-to-toe journey down New Zealand's back roads sees him travel from Auckland to the Coromandel, White Island and on to Taupo, and finally Wellington.
Get Some Number 8 Wire: Wellington to Lake Coleridge
Griff Rhys Jones' North to South journey of New Zealand's back roads sees him arrive at the South Island and head deep into the interior to discover the stunning landscapes of the south.
Jump Off a Cliff: Lake Coleridge to Bluff
The final episode of Griff Rhys Jones' journey down New Zealand using only the back roads to discover the stories and towns, sees him travel from Queenstown, over The Remarkables, and end his journey at the very tip of the country, Bluff.
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