Synopsis
Adventurous travel program in which Arnout Hauben—together with cameraman Philippe Niclaes and sound engineer Ruben Callens—embarks on a 5,000-kilometer journey around the North Sea.
Episodes
Season 11
Along the Belgian CoastIn the first episode, Arnout, together with his travel packers (cameraman Philippe Niclaes and soundman Ruben Callens), leaves Bruges, which was once the most important port city on the North Sea.
With a canoe he searches the small road to Het Zwin. In an old fisherman's chapel in Heist, a woman tells him a moving story. Arnout discovered that Ostend used to be on an island and continues towards France. In Dunkirk he makes a special discovery on the beach.47m2
The Crossing to England43m3
The English East CoastArnout continues along the English east coast, where every year dozens of meters of land and many houses are swallowed by the sea. He meets with Derrick, who threatens to lose his home for the second time in his life.
Along an ancient pilgrim path Arnout reaches Holy Island, on the border with Scotland.45m4
The Rugged Scottish CoastArnout crosses the Scottish border. The coastline is getting rougher and more dramatic. He comes across the Donald Trump golf course, which meets strong protest from the local residents. Together with some biologists he goes in search of orcas.44m5
The Back Door of EuropeArnout goes to the remote Orkney and Shetland Islands. With a few divers, he goes looking for the sunken German fleet from the First World War.
He travels by plane to Fair Isle, the most remote inhabited island in the North Sea. Life is very hard there, the few islanders know that only too well.45m6
To the Land of the VikingsSome fishermen take Arnout from Shetland to Norway, the land of the Vikings.
After a turbulent sea voyage, Arnout reaches the Sognefjord, which brings the North Sea water 200 kilometers inland.
He ends up in a village where people still live like real Vikings.44m7
With the Bike to Denmark45m8
Through the German Bight45m9
Sailing Along the Wadden Islands45m10
Going Back Home45m
Along the Belgian CoastIn the first episode, Arnout, together with his travel packers (cameraman Philippe Niclaes and soundman Ruben Callens), leaves Bruges, which was once the most important port city on the North Sea.
With a canoe he searches the small road to Het Zwin. In an old fisherman's chapel in Heist, a woman tells him a moving story. Arnout discovered that Ostend used to be on an island and continues towards France. In Dunkirk he makes a special discovery on the beach.47m2The Crossing to England43m3The English East CoastArnout continues along the English east coast, where every year dozens of meters of land and many houses are swallowed by the sea. He meets with Derrick, who threatens to lose his home for the second time in his life.
Along an ancient pilgrim path Arnout reaches Holy Island, on the border with Scotland.45m4The Rugged Scottish CoastArnout crosses the Scottish border. The coastline is getting rougher and more dramatic. He comes across the Donald Trump golf course, which meets strong protest from the local residents. Together with some biologists he goes in search of orcas.44m5The Back Door of EuropeArnout goes to the remote Orkney and Shetland Islands. With a few divers, he goes looking for the sunken German fleet from the First World War.
He travels by plane to Fair Isle, the most remote inhabited island in the North Sea. Life is very hard there, the few islanders know that only too well.45m6To the Land of the VikingsSome fishermen take Arnout from Shetland to Norway, the land of the Vikings.
After a turbulent sea voyage, Arnout reaches the Sognefjord, which brings the North Sea water 200 kilometers inland.
He ends up in a village where people still live like real Vikings.44m7With the Bike to Denmark45m8Through the German Bight45m9Sailing Along the Wadden Islands45m10Going Back Home45mCast
