Peppa Pig

On their Australian holiday, George, Peppa, Mummy and Daddy spend the first day visiting a kangaroo family. The kangaroo family members take the group on a tour of the Outback, guiding them through the red landscape and allowing them to explore the wide, open country together.

The Outback is a television programme formatted as a single episode. It sits within the adventure genre, offering a brief but self‑contained story. Though the series title suggests a broader setting, this particular installment delivers a focused narrative centred on a family’s overseas trip and introduces viewers to the unique landscape they encounter. On their first day down under, George, Peppa and their parents – Mummy and Daddy – set out to explore. Their itinerary leads them to a kangaroo family who warmly welcome the visitors. The marsupials then act as guides, taking the holiday‑making group on a remarkable tour together through its red sands of the iconic Outback. The family’s Australian getaway begins with this encounter, positioning the kangaroo household as the first local contact. By inviting George, Peppa, Mummy and Daddy into their world, the kangaroos provide an authentic glimpse of life beyond the city. Their guidance frames the Outback as a welcoming, yet rugged, environment for the visitors on their trip. Throughout the visit, each member of the kangaroo clan plays a part in showing the newcomers around. They're collective effort turns the vast desert into a series of approachable stops, allowing George, Peppa, Mummy and Daddy to experience the landscape safely. The episode wraps up with the family feeling more connected to Australia’s natural heritage.