Homes by the Med

In the first programme, Charlie explores Ibiza. He visits a mansion built of bamboo and concrete and a classic Ibizan farmhouse. There's also Ibiza's answer to Stonehenge and a yoga retreat in a refurbished villa.

Architectural designer Charlie Luxton explores Croatia and its stunning Dalmatian coast and islands. He visits a gleaming white property that cascades down the side of a cliff on the island of Brac. In the town of Postira there's a refurbished fisherman's cottage. On Vis, Charlie visits a beach rated as one of the finest in Europe and an elegant palazzo built by the Venetians in the 16th century. There's also a Roman ruin in Split.

Charlie explores some fabulous island homes, including a harbour-front house with an amazing glass floor

Charlie Luxton visits a swanky hillside villa, a palace and a spectacular auditorium on Italy's amazing Amalfi coast. He also makes some limoncello

Charlie heads to Malta. He visits a huge mansion with a multi-level roof terrace cut into a limestone cliff, one that resembles the deck of a cruise liner.

In the final episode of the series, Charlie Luxton is on the Costa Blanca exploring the less well-known side of this tourist hotspot. He arrives at the small coastal town of Moraira on one of the handful of fishing boats that still operate out of this traditional port. He then heads to Dénia, where he finds a stylish modern take on an Ibizan-style farmhouse on a rocky hillside. Owned by Belgians Kristina and Johan Dreissen, it's a compromise between their desire for the traditional and their architect's more cutting-edge aspirations. Next stop is Xàbia - one of the smartest towns on the Costa Blanca. After visiting a fascinating building that was constructed for the production of raisins - an industry that brought prosperity to Xàbia - he turns inland to Pedreguer. Hidden down a quiet country lane in a forest of almond trees and orange groves, he discovers a fabulous farmhouse rescued from oblivion by Essex couple Lee and Kerry Francis.