Harry Redknapp's Sandbanks Summer

In the first episode, Harry is joined by Neil ‘Razor' Ruddock and Joe Pasquale as they become medieval knights then take to the skies. Razor is considering a move to the area so Harry takes him and Joe to see a very desirable £5 million penthouse with some of the best views Sandbanks has to offer. 

It's episode 2 of Harry Redknapp's ultimate Sandbanks staycation. This week, Harry is joined by footballing friends John Barnes and Chris Kamara and takes them, and viewers, to the water to show off what Sandbanks has to offer from the sea. 

Harry challenges John and Chris to a full-throttle powerboat showdown on the Solent. Can the king of the jungle master the seas? Or will Harry and Barnsey fall short of ex-navy footballer ‘Kammy-kaze'? The loser of the race has to by supper in at Harry's favourite chippy, where they sample a local pickled-delicacy and Kammy takes a turn behind the counter. 

The following day Harry, John and Sandra climb aboard a luxury yacht and Harry continues John's whistle stop tour of Sandbanks. A pit-stop at the Cowes Torquay offshore race allows Harry a closer look at the super-fast powerboats that roar past his house, as the sun sets they head back to Sandbanks and Barnsey gets up close and personal with the nudists of Studland Bay.

Harry invites some old jungle mates for a polo shootout at the British Beach Polo Championships, held every year on beautiful Sandbanks beach, then tries rapping at his first ever music festival, the aptly named Sandfest. 

Harry takes Nick Knowles and Rita Simons to the nearby British Beach Polo Championships and they all get the chance to sit in the saddle. He's conquered the creepy-crawlies of the jungle but can 72-year-old Harry get his leg over a horse? Harry turns referee as Nick and Rita face off in a penalty shootout. 

The next day Harry visits his neighbour, celebrity interior designer Celia Sawyer, who gives him a tour of her harbour-front house and a lift home on an amphibious boat. Harry's granddaughter Molly invites him and Sandra along to Sandfest; a beach music festival where garage music royalty DJ Luck & MC Neat headline. ‘M.C. Hazza' gets on stage to perform their classic ‘Little Bit of Luck.

It's a family affair this time around as Harry plans a camping trip to Brownsea Island and goes toe-to-toe at crazy golf with son Jamie Redknapp.   

Harry has a major announcement. He's going to catch and cook the whole family dinner – despite not cooking for Sandra in over 40 years. Harry takes his grandsons fishing and gets a jungle-flashback from the creepy-crawly bait. Captain Harry becomes Chef Harry at a masterclass with head chef of the nearby Rick Stein restaurant, fish gutting and all. 

Landing on Brownsea island; home of the Scouts movement, Harry and family are shocked to discover their tents aren't pre-pitched. As Harry steps up to cook dinner, will it be top nosh or absolute tosh? The next day, Jamie Redknapp and son Beau stop by to take grandad Harry on at crazy golf. As things heat up it's clear the family's competitive streak runs deep. The weekend wraps up with Sandra's famous pancakes and a kick-about on the lawn.