Jewels of the Mediterranean TV Schedule
Find out what time Jewels of the Mediterranean is on TV tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
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Jewels of the Mediterranean is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Sun 18
Ibiza — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A visit to the Balearic island known for its world-class nightlife and rich cultural history, following dancers Javier and Irene as they work to keep the region's culture alive. In San Antonio, Catalina shares her secrets for the perfect flao, Ibiza's traditional tart
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Sun 18
Ibiza — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A visit to the Balearic island known for its world-class nightlife and rich cultural history, following dancers Javier and Irene as they work to keep the region's culture alive. In San Antonio, Catalina shares her secrets for the perfect flao, Ibiza's traditional tart
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Sun 18
Crete: Jewel of the Med — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The largest of the Greek Islands, Crete is home to around 670,000 people. Stretching 160 miles from east to west, it is a haven to those seeking the sun and blue waters. Joanna Lumley narrates this exploration of the region, taking in turtle-nesting sites, the ancient Palace of Knossos, cuisine, culture, windmills and musical traditions, such as the Cretan Lyra
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Sun 18
Ibiza — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A visit to the Balearic island known for its world-class nightlife and rich cultural history, following dancers Javier and Irene as they work to keep the region's culture alive. In San Antonio, Catalina shares her secrets for the perfect flao, Ibiza's traditional tart
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Sun 18
Crete: Jewel of the Med — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The largest of the Greek Islands, Crete is home to around 670,000 people. Stretching 160 miles from east to west, it is a haven to those seeking the sun and blue waters. Joanna Lumley narrates this exploration of the region, taking in turtle-nesting sites, the ancient Palace of Knossos, cuisine, culture, windmills and musical traditions, such as the Cretan Lyra
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Sun 18
Crete: Jewel of the Med — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The largest of the Greek Islands, Crete is home to around 670,000 people. Stretching 160 miles from east to west, it is a haven to those seeking the sun and blue waters. Joanna Lumley narrates this exploration of the region, taking in turtle-nesting sites, the ancient Palace of Knossos, cuisine, culture, windmills and musical traditions, such as the Cretan Lyra
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Sun 25
Jewels of the Mediterranean — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A profile of the Mediterranean island, which enjoys 11 months of sunshine, beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and attracts four million visitors a year. Cameras focus on the young locals working to bring traditional Cypriot cuisine into the 21st century by blending centuries of handed-down recipes using Kolosaki, Sotira's specialty vegetable, with their own modern flavours
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Sun 25
Jewels of the Mediterranean — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A profile of the Mediterranean island, which enjoys 11 months of sunshine, beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and attracts four million visitors a year. Cameras focus on the young locals working to bring traditional Cypriot cuisine into the 21st century by blending centuries of handed-down recipes using Kolosaki, Sotira's specialty vegetable, with their own modern flavours
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Sun 25
Sardinia — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The Italian island of Sardinia blends heritage, nature and longevity. The island has countless historic sites, including the recent discovery of more Gigantes statues at a Nuragic burial site. An ambitious conservation project is finding success in saving the unique Sardinian Red Deer from extinction. From handmade pasta to handmade jewellery, hard work done with precision, skill and care is a theme across the island
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Sun 25
Jewels of the Mediterranean — Jewels of the Mediterranean
A profile of the Mediterranean island, which enjoys 11 months of sunshine, beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and attracts four million visitors a year. Cameras focus on the young locals working to bring traditional Cypriot cuisine into the 21st century by blending centuries of handed-down recipes using Kolosaki, Sotira's specialty vegetable, with their own modern flavours
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Sun 25
Sardinia — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The Italian island of Sardinia blends heritage, nature and longevity. The island has countless historic sites, including the recent discovery of more Gigantes statues at a Nuragic burial site. An ambitious conservation project is finding success in saving the unique Sardinian Red Deer from extinction. From handmade pasta to handmade jewellery, hard work done with precision, skill and care is a theme across the island
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Sun 25
Sardinia — Jewels of the Mediterranean
The Italian island of Sardinia blends heritage, nature and longevity. The island has countless historic sites, including the recent discovery of more Gigantes statues at a Nuragic burial site. An ambitious conservation project is finding success in saving the unique Sardinian Red Deer from extinction. From handmade pasta to handmade jewellery, hard work done with precision, skill and care is a theme across the island
