The journey begins in North Devon under the shadow of England's highest sea cliff, the 1,000ft-tall Great Hangman, and finishes up on the stunning three-mile golden sands of Woolacombe. Along the way, Michael is joined by Raynor Winn.

Michael Portillo is on the rugged north Cornwall coast, coinciding with a dramatic storm blowing in from the Atlantic. He begins at Widemouth Bay, a gigantic stretch of sand and rock with ancient links to the Celtic nations of Wales.

On the South West Coast Path, Michael follows the western shore of Cornwall's biggest natural harbour Mount's Bay, a sweeping, 42-mile long, horseshoe-shaped shoreline.

Michael Portillo's southwest coast path adventure is his final stretch in Cornwall. He takes in a coastline of hidden coves, a stunning sub-tropical garden and smugglers' creeks, immortalised by Daphne du Maurier in her novel `Frenchman's Creek'.

Featuring the shortest leg on Michael's odyssey so far, at just ten miles long. This walk takes in a broad sweep of eroding shingle coastline, peppered with hidden coves, and some of the most picturesque beaches he has encountered.

Michael's adventure begins on Hope's Nose, a unique headland outside Torquay on the English Rivera, where Michael embraces as many experiences as he can along a coastline formed 280 million years ago.