This episode takes Menorca's seafood, art and architectural restorations. In the north of the island some of the best seafood can be found. However, the north is particularly exposed to what the locals call the tramuntana - a powerful northern wind that can cause havoc with the fishing communities in the area. Conservation is a top priority, with an abundance of plant and bird varieties. In 1993 Menorca was granted 
the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status, which means its nature is protected. 

We head to the stunning 'white island' of Ibiza, delving beyond the world-class nightlife to explore the rich cultural history of one of the Mediterranean's most visited islands.