A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones Episode Rating Graph
Jan 2014 - present
Jan 2014 - present
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Browse episode ratings trends for A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones's 8 episodes.
S1 Ep3
6.0
20th Jan 2014
Griff visits Pembrokeshire where he discovers a collection of Morris Minors, tries his hand at coasteering, learns about the dung beetle and finds out more about an area which has provided landscapes for Hollywood films. Griff is also challenged to find and walk a Pembrokeshire Welsh Corgi, native to this area of Wales, whilst being judged by a dog trainer.
S1 Ep8
5.5
24th Feb 2014
In the last episode of the series, Griff heads off to the Brecon Beacons, a huge area of national park in Wales where he takes to the air in a glider, learns about the area’s second hand bookshops and is challenged to take a wild swim in a mountain lake.
S1 Ep2
2.0
13th Jan 2014
Griff visits the Gower peninsula, an area made up of 30 miles of dramatic coastlines, 50 beaches and 70 square miles of farm and common land. The Gower was once almost cut off from the mainland so has learnt to be self-sufficient and use locally sourced products. Griff’s challenge in this programme is to provide a meal for a famous Welsh rugby player using only locally sourced food.
S1 Ep4
2.0
27th Jan 2014
In episode four, Griff visits Anglesey - nicknamed the bread basket of Wales - where he drives a vintage Land Rover, visits a salt manufacturer and helps out on a working mill. He is also set the challenge of finding a puffin.
S1 Ep1
3.3
6th Jan 2014
Griff begins his adventure in Snowdonia, an area famed for its landscapes and industrial past. He explores picturesque Portmeirion, a collection of buildings designed to resemble an Italian village by designer Clough Williams-Ellis. Griff heads to the slopes of Mount Snowdon where he hopes to complete his challenge and find the rare Snowdon Lily.
S1 Ep2
2.0
13th Jan 2014
Griff visits the Gower peninsula, an area made up of 30 miles of dramatic coastlines, 50 beaches and 70 square miles of farm and common land. The Gower was once almost cut off from the mainland so has learnt to be self-sufficient and use locally sourced products. Griff’s challenge in this programme is to provide a meal for a famous Welsh rugby player using only locally sourced food.
S1 Ep3
6.0
20th Jan 2014
Griff visits Pembrokeshire where he discovers a collection of Morris Minors, tries his hand at coasteering, learns about the dung beetle and finds out more about an area which has provided landscapes for Hollywood films. Griff is also challenged to find and walk a Pembrokeshire Welsh Corgi, native to this area of Wales, whilst being judged by a dog trainer.
S1 Ep4
2.0
27th Jan 2014
In episode four, Griff visits Anglesey - nicknamed the bread basket of Wales - where he drives a vintage Land Rover, visits a salt manufacturer and helps out on a working mill. He is also set the challenge of finding a puffin.
S1 Ep5
2.0
3rd Feb 2014
In episode five, Griff visits Mid Wales where he pans for gold, trampolines in the middle of an estuary, learns more about a legendary sunken kingdom and embarks on a search for the Holy Grail. Mid Wales is famous for its myths and legends as well as its winding river and stunning coastlines. Describing the area, Griff says: “This region has one of the lowest population densities in the whole of the country. Limited road and rail connections mean that it is also one of the most inaccessible parts of Wales and it’s these factors that lend this area a certain other worldliness.” Griff starts his journey deep in the countryside in a tree house which can be rented as a holiday cottage. Here he receives his challenge for this week - to track down the Holy Grail – the drinking vessel supposedly used by Jesus at the Last Supper.
S1 Ep6
2.0
10th Feb 2014
In episode six, Griff travels to Llandudno, known as the Naples of the North, to Conwy to see its famous castle and also visits the oldest living tree in Europe. Griff’s journey begins in a lighthouse on Great Orme, converted into a B&B with stunning views over the Irish Sea. Here Griff receives this week’s challenge, which is to track down a traditional Welsh dresser, an item of furniture that was synonymous with this part of Wales. Welsh dressers tended to be owned by farmers as they were the wealthiest people in the area.
S1 Ep7
2.0
17th Feb 2014
In episode seven Griff travels to the Border region of Wales where he walks across the top of the Severn Bridge, canoes up the River Wye and is challenged to perform the Welsh National Anthem.
S1 Ep8
5.5
24th Feb 2014
In the last episode of the series, Griff heads off to the Brecon Beacons, a huge area of national park in Wales where he takes to the air in a glider, learns about the area’s second hand bookshops and is challenged to take a wild swim in a mountain lake.
The first episode of A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones aired on January 06, 2014.
The last episode of A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones aired on February 24, 2014.
There are 8 episodes of A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones.
There is one season of A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones.
Yes.
A Great Welsh Adventure with Griff Rhys Jones is set to return for future episodes.