Getaways - Season 11

Season 11

Episodes

Menorca
Holly Hamilton and JJ Chalmers are in Menorca, where they splash out at a waterpark, take in the views from a cliff-face bar, go lobster fishing, visit the white-washed village of Binibeca and see the famous Menorcan horses in action. In the short break, Eamonn Holmes relives happy childhood memories in the Glens of Antrim.

Philadelphia
Joe Lindsay and Jennifer Reoch explore Philadelphia in the USA, where they recreate Rocky's famous run up the steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the boxing movie, visit the Liberty Bell, one of the most important symbols of American independence, and the Magic Gardens, where rubbish is turned into art. Joe also spends time at the jail that once held mobster Al Capone. In the short break, actor Atta Yaqub explores the best of Perthshire, including Scone Palace, the original home of the Stone of Destiny.

Czech Republic
Holly Hamilton and JJ Chalmers report from the Czech Republic, as they visit Prague and second city Brno. And Game of Thrones actor Kristian Nairn takes giant footsteps in County Down.

Croatia
Jennifer Reoch and Joe Lindsay are in northern Croatia to explore the resorts of Opatija and Rijeka, and Kirsty Wark takes a short getaway on her beloved island of Arran.

Crete
Holly Hamilton and JJ Chalmers report from the Greek island of Crete, known for its beaches and ancient history. And Diona Doherty visits Center Parcs in Longford, Ireland.

Seville
Jennifer Reoch and Joe Lindsay are in southern Spain to explore the city of Seville, while Jean Johannson is taking a short getaway in East Fife.
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