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The largest of the Balearic Islands, Majorca sees an estimated 10 million tourists arrive on its shores each summer to bask in its beauty and explore its history. Cameras explore the island's culture, from the Fisherman's Fiesta in Port d'Andratx to the creation of a mural in Petra honouring local women. Joanna Lumley narrates
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The largest of the Balearic Islands, Majorca sees an estimated 10 million tourists arrive on its shores each summer to bask in its beauty and explore its history. Cameras explore the island's culture, from the Fisherman's Fiesta in Port d'Andratx to the creation of a mural in Petra honouring local women. Joanna Lumley narrates
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Mon 3, 7:00 pm
Cameras focus on Majorca as a major hub for superyachts, with the yachting industry being a key contributor to the island's economy. There's a profile of Simon Jones, a former chef, who runs a luxury catering company sourcing the best local food and drink. Majorca also boasts rich traditions, like the Nit de Foc festival, and quieter spots like Natura Cavall, a horse rescue centre for retired Spanish Trotters, funding their work through tourist treks.
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Tue 4, 6:00 pm
Cameras focus on Majorca as a major hub for superyachts, with the yachting industry being a key contributor to the island's economy. There's a profile of Simon Jones, a former chef, who runs a luxury catering company sourcing the best local food and drink. Majorca also boasts rich traditions, like the Nit de Foc festival, and quieter spots like Natura Cavall, a horse rescue centre for retired Spanish Trotters, funding their work through tourist treks.
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Tue 4, 7:00 pm
Cameras focus on ex-pat chef Marc Fosh, who is on a mission to celebrate the best of Majorca's produce. The island has become a player on the world's restaurant stage, and Marc is the only British chef to be awarded a Michelin star in Spain. A seagrass called Posidonia supplies the seas with oxygen to support the abundant life across the Mediterranean, but boats that tourists like to use can damage the seagrass - leading the Posidonia Surveillance team to assess how the two can coexist
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Wed 5, 6:00 pm
Cameras focus on ex-pat chef Marc Fosh, who is on a mission to celebrate the best of Majorca's produce. The island has become a player on the world's restaurant stage, and Marc is the only British chef to be awarded a Michelin star in Spain. A seagrass called Posidonia supplies the seas with oxygen to support the abundant life across the Mediterranean, but boats that tourists like to use can damage the seagrass - leading the Posidonia Surveillance team to assess how the two can coexist
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Wed 5, 7:00 pm
Part one of two. Joanna Lumley narrates this profile of the Mediterranean island, and cameras focus on Menorca's capital, Mahon, which is home to the Med's largest natural harbour. Once a battleground for empires, today, it hosts luxury yachts
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Thu 6, 6:00 pm
Part one of two. Joanna Lumley narrates this profile of the Mediterranean island, and cameras focus on Menorca's capital, Mahon, which is home to the Med's largest natural harbour. Once a battleground for empires, today, it hosts luxury yachts
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Thu 6, 7:00 pm
Part two of two. A look at Menorca's food, art and architectural restorations. In the north of the island some of the best seafood can be found. However, the north is particularly exposed to a powerful wind that can cause havoc with the fishing communities in the area. Joanna Lumley narrates
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Fri 7, 6:00 pm
Part two of two. A look at Menorca's food, art and architectural restorations. In the north of the island some of the best seafood can be found. However, the north is particularly exposed to a powerful wind that can cause havoc with the fishing communities in the area. Joanna Lumley narrates
More details for Jewels of the Mediterranean, Fri 7, 7:00 pm