Coastal Adventures

Format

8 x 60'

Commissioning channels

5

Coastal Adventures with Helen, Jules & JB follows presenters Helen Skelton, Jules Hudson and J.B. Gill as they travel around the British coastline uncovering remarkable stories, hidden history, local communities, and thrilling outdoor experiences. Across each episode, the trio explore dramatic seaside landscapes, meet the people who live and work by the coast, and take on adventurous activities ranging from lifeboat rescues and paragliding to marine conservation and historic discoveries. Blending travel, history, nature, and light-hearted camaraderie, the series celebrates the beauty, resilience, and character of Britain’s coastal regions.

Episode Breakdown

Desert Shores, Deep Mines & Wind in Your Wheels - The trio begin their coastal journey exploring Yorkshire mines, Kent’s wild Dungeness landscape and Devon’s historic sailing traditions.

Sea Creatures, Surfboards & Spicy Secrets - Adventures include porpoise conservation in Pembrokeshire, surfing in Tynemouth and discovering Norfolk’s famous mustard-making heritage.

Wings, Waves and Wild Histories - Helen, Jules and JB uncover smuggling tales, Scotland’s prison history and ancient shipbuilding traditions along Britain’s rugged coasts.

Coastal Guardians - From Cold War bunkers and ancient cave art to cliff climbing and beach fishing, the presenters meet the people protecting Britain’s coastline.

Coastal Comebacks- The team explore Brighton’s seafront revival, RNLI rescue heritage in Liverpool and naval history in Portsmouth.

Sea, Salt and Stormy Tales - Shipwreck disasters, wartime shipyards, oyster beer and pirate radio stories reveal the dramatic history of Britain’s coastal communities.

Watchful Eyes & Wild Rides - The presenters experience jet skiing, paragliding and prehistoric cliff explorations while learning about coastal rescue volunteers.

Horses, Hovercrafts & Disco Scallops - The series finale features gyrocopter flights over Cumbria, marine science discoveries in Cornwall and the dangerous tides of Somerset.

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