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Robson heads to Northumberland National Park, where he tries his hand at one of Britain's oldest sports.

Joanna recounts her adventures in Iran, along the Silk Road through Azerbaijan and Georgia, and in Haiti and Cuba.

Liz Bonnin joins a team of biologists atop a volcano studying the endangered Galapagos pink iguana, then descends a kilometre into the ocean abyss in search of a new species hiding in the dark.

Dan travels along Fosse Way, arguably Britain's most hedonistic Roman road, which stretches through the heart of England from Exeter to Lincoln.

Robson Green uncovers Northumberland's hidden gems.

Joanna shares behind-the-scenes stories of her journeys through India before taking us to Uzbekistan, where she discovers the secrets of gem-making.

Dan explores Dere Street, which is the most northern Roman road in Britain, as well as Stanegate, which runs alongside the defensive barrier of Hadrian's Wall.

Starting in the Far East on the frozen Japanese sea of Okhotsk, Joanna takes us across China and Mongolia, ending at Lake Baikal in Siberia, where she meets some amazing seals.

Dan travels the historic Roman road of Ermine Street, which connects the two great cities founded by the Romans - London and York.

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan journeys into Lapland to film the Northern Lights. He travels through the beautiful remote wilderness, accompanied by a Scandinavian reindeer.

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan teams up with seven huskies to take on a treacherous dog sledding trail in Canada's majestic Yukon wilderness.

Joanna stops at the slate quarries of Blaenau Ffestniog, visits the legendary St. Michael's Mount and meets a couple who have "re-wilded" their 3,500-acre country estate.

Historian Dan Jones travels the oldest and longest Roman road, Watling Street, built in 43 AD following the Roman invasion and colonization of Britain.