Susan Calman's Grand Day Out

The travel show returns with a trip to Devon, where Susan investigates a part of the coastline known as the English Riviera. She will discover intriguing places and inspiring sights on her 85-mile adventure, exploring shimmering seas, pristine beaches, and pretty harbours.

In this episode, Susan takes her campervan Helen to the rolling countryside and amazing scenery of the North Yorkshire Moors and the Yorkshire Dales, a part of the world that's become known as Herriot Country.

The presenter enjoys scenic views from the stunning shores of Loch Lochy. Susan spies some activity ahead - which turns out to be a spot of axe throwing, and local chap Woodman Tom is happy to give her a go. Susan's last stop is in Glen Coe, where she takes learns to paddle-board

The presenter visits the Peak District in the heart of England, famed for its striking landscapes and rolling hills. There Susan negotiates Segway tracks, rides a tram, braves the River Derwent, and scales the Heights of Abraham in a cable car.

The presenter and her campervan head to the New Forest. From ancient woodland to unspoiled coastline, Susan is hoping to revel in the beautiful scenery - but also discovers there's much more to this wonderful part of Britain than meets the eye. The starting point of her trip is perhaps the country's most famous ancient site - Stonehenge.