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A New Life in the Sun: Road Trip

2021

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 White Towns of Andalucía Feb 28, 2021

In Spain's whitewashed villages of Andalucía, we meet a couple with a grand plan to host weddings and another learning on the job. And can a single mum juggle work and family?

EP2 The Bordeaux and Bergerac Wine Regions Mar 07, 2021

In the beautiful Bordeaux and Bergerac wine regions, we meet two sets of winemakers making a name for themselves, and a sommelier and his chef wife who are launching a gîte and a cookery school

EP3 Mallorca Mar 14, 2021

Fred Sirieix explores Mallorca's coast in a sailing boat, and meets a family who are attempting to launch a restaurant on the north of the island.

EP4 Midi-Pyrénées Mar 21, 2021

In the Midi-Pyrénées region of south west France, we meet two young families setting up a cycling business, a London couple running a glampsite and a couple dealing with a big renovation project

EP5 Costa del Sol Mar 28, 2021

Our tour takes us on a refreshingly different trip around the Costa del Sol, where we meet a chef with a keen eye for fresh seafood and two sea lovers running a boat charter business

EP6 Medieval France Apr 04, 2021

In the medieval towns of south west France, we meet an ale lover who's trying to persuade the French to drink British beer, and a chef and his partner who are launching a restaurant

EP7 Valencia Apr 11, 2021

As we journey the Orange Blossom coast and the sun-kissed area around Valencia, we meet two Londoners running a mandarin self-pick farm and two expats setting up a cycling business
5.5| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

Fred Sirieix takes us on a road trip around some of Europe's most beautiful locations, meeting the Brits who have started new lives abroad

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RyothChatty ridiculous rating
Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%
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