Hokaai, My Meisie!, Episode 4

Shari comes to terms with the realities of rhino conservation in an adrenalin-driven mission. The bush reveals other interesting creatures: Jack Parow and Gazelle are making a music video.

Shari goes hunting for Magoeba's head with a wise professor. She finds the heartbeat of Limpopo in its people and their traditions. She confronts her fears in an interesting encounter.

Shari makes wine with legendary actor, At Botha, in the Swartland. She learns about Buchu in the Cederberg and shows the local farmers how a girl from Upington deals with a Smiley.

Shari goes on a scenic hike with a musician in the Overberg. She cooks tripe with the beautiful Amy Kleinhans at her country estate, and goes fishing with a Protea Angler on the South Coast.

Shari sees that city girls can also farm in the Klein Karoo. She learns about the Outeniqua environment and makes her way to ‘Die Hel' to meet the original people from Gamkaskloof.

Shari's trip hits the Karoo. Errol Arendz joins her in Matjiesfontein and they see if they can track down one of its legendary ghosts. Laingsburg is also full of surprises.

Our girl from the Northern Cape goes home. In Upington Shari visits the house she grew up in, sees a couple of old school friends, and learns about an entirely new industry.

Shari experiences the Kalahari in all its glory after the rain. She learns about the !Xhomani San people and their traditions, and takes the Toyota for a spin on the dunes.

Shari visits the West Coast where she does the white mussel jive in Yzerfontein, surfs in Elandsbay and learns about fishing and the impact of the Abalobi fishing app in Lambertsbay.

Shari goes on an adventure on a unique donkey cart in Swellendam. She goes mountain-biking with a stunt double and attends a glamorous evening in the heart of the Southern Cape.

Shari sees why the Garden Route is a favourite destination for adrenalin-junkies. She learns about the history of the Tsitsikamma forest and finds that Stormsrivier has a lot to offer.

In St. Francis Bay Shari learns that nothing beats South African chokka. She connects with an interesting drifter on the Chokka Trail and meets up with expat blues musician, Gerald Clark.

We go behind the scenes of Hokaai, My Meisie! The camera crew talks about highlights, challenges, interesting places, people and adventures that took place while making the show.