Brand new series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and magical regions of Wales. In a twist to the conventional travelogue, Griff is set a challenge in each programme. In this programme, he is in Snowdonia where he must find a Snowdon lily - one of the rarest plants on the planet. He begins in Portmeirion, Clough Williams Ellis' glorious recreation of an Italian village. Seeking out the head gardener, he is told to head for the heart of the region and gets a lift on the old slate train. Along the way, he experiences the longest zip wire in Europe, and finds himself singing with one of the most successful male voice choirs - but does he find the elusive lily?

Series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and magical regions of Wales. Today, he is on the Gower Peninsula which juts out into the Bristol Channel. Griff is set a challenge is to prepare a feast for local international rugby hero Terry Davies using the region's quality local produce. Abseiling down a cliff face he searches for pigeon, tries his hand at harvesting cockles, and discovers what makes Gower's famous salt marsh lamb so special. But before he can cook up his feast for Terry, the rugby star sets him another challenge - to drop kick a goal in just one attempt.

Griff Rhys Jones presents the series which explores some of the most beautiful and enchanting parts of Wales. In this episode, Griff discovers that his challenge is to walk a Pembrokeshire corgi which he finds in an abandoned garage - but this one has never worn a collar before. On his way along the sublime Pembrokeshire coast, he visits Melin Tregwynt textile mill. Flemish weavers were rumoured to have introduced the corgi to Wales back in the Middle Ages. After an encounter with some dung beetles and a lift with a vet, Griff meets the biggest corgi breeder in Pembrokeshire and discovers that walking a young show dog is not that easy.

Series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and enchanting parts of Wales. In this episode, he is on Anglesey and visits Ynys Gored Goch - a tiny island in the middle of the Menai Strait whose sole purpose is trapping fish. A message in a bottle tells him he has to find a puffin! Puffin Island seems the obvious place to look, but there is not a puffin in sight. They have all succumbed to rats. After stumbling across a salt factory, hitching a lift in an ancient Land Rover and joining a local cycling team, Griff arrives at the last working windmill in Anglesey - which was once known as the breadbasket of Wales. Finally, on an exposed crag near South Stack lighthouse, Griff spots his quarry - a solitary puffin.

Series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and enchanting parts of Wales. Griff wakes up in a tree house in the middle of an ancient wood and discovers that his challenge this time is to find the Holy Grail! In a land of myth, mystery and hidden treasures he tries his hand at panning for gold before meeting a modern myth maker who runs an old cinema. In Aberdyfi at the mouth of the River Dyfi, Griff begins to unravel the legend of Cantre'r Gwaelod - the Welsh Atlantis that reputedly lay in the Bay of Cardigan. The discovery of a petrified forest only stimulates his interest, but it is in Aberystwyth that Griff finally learns about the legend of the Holy Grail of Nanteos.

Series in which Griff Rhys Jones explores some of the most beautiful and enchanting parts of his native land. In a lighthouse on the northernmost tip of the Welsh mainland, Griff discovers that his Conwy challenge is to find a Welsh dresser. Catching the bus into the nearby seaside resort of Llandudno, he realises that it is probably the last place on earth to find antique Welsh furniture. Hitching a lift into farming country, he finds a village antique shop - but it hasn't seen a dresser in years. Griff then turns his attention to the plight of thirsty oak trees, the extraordinary age of a dangerous yew tree and the abundance hereabouts of one of the tallest trees in the world - the Douglas fir. Back on the coast, while traipsing around the battlements of Conwy Castle, Griff spots something familiar in a shop window - is he in luck?