Episodes from Coast broadcast in 2007

The west coast of Ireland, from Galway Bay to Fastneck Rock, including the Burren.

Neil Oliver visits the scene of the Royal Charter's sinking and the Iron Men of Mersey. (R)

Neil Oliver discovers the Choughs which have recently returned to the Cornish coast. (R)

The Coast experts visit a spectacular marine reserve off St Abbs and the Bass Rock. (R)

The team visits Cardiff marina, takes in the Gower Peninsula and finishes in St David's. (R)

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man. (R)

The Coast team take a journey from Muckle Flugga on Shetland to the Old Man of Hoy.

The team journey's along the south coast of England from Bournemouth to Plymouth. (R)

A visit to Anglesey in search of the longest-living creature on earth, the Arctic clam. (R)

The Coast team take a journey from Muckle Flugga on Shetland to the Old Man of Hoy. (R)

The Coast team visits the vast, windswept mudflats of the Solway Firth. (R)

In 1826 messages went from Holyhead to Liverpool in seconds, without pigeons or morse code (R)

The team visit the limestone headland of the Great Orme, in Llandudno, North Wales. (R)

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary's support ship, Cardigan Bay, is named.

Between Dublin and Derry, Miranda Krestovnikoff watches a unique horse race by the sea. (R)

Nicholas Crane explores Britain's Welsh coastline.

Coast travels from the jagged mountains of Arran to the English border at Gretna. (R)

Nicholas Crane looks at the relationship between people and the sea. (R)

Nicholas Crane explores Britain's eastern coastline.

The settlement of the Scots at Strangford Lough and the treacherous channel of Torr Head.

Historian Neil Oliver investigates the Victorian Channel Tunnel. (R)

Nicholas Crane and the team visit the coastal areas of Blackpool and Morecambe Bay.

Nicholas Crane explores some of the remotest parts of the west coast of Scotland.

Historian Neil Oliver discovers the history of the Victorian Channel tunnel. (R)

The story of the Scottish warrior clan chiefs who challenged the king in the 16th century. (R)

Nick meets Peter Boggis, a man trying to save his home from coastal erosion.

Miranda Krestovnikoff goes diving in search of cuttlefish off the shores of Portsmouth. (R)

Nicholas Crane explores Britain's Welsh coastline. (R)

Nick retraces the steps of smugglers in Robin Hood's Bay.

Nicholas Crane investigates the freak floods of 1953. (R)

Stone age remains of Britain's first house are recovered. (R)

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary's support ship, Cardigan Bay, is named. (R)

Nicholas Crane takes a stroll around the churchyard of St Bridget's.

From the Channel Islands the team make their way back to Dover.

The west coast of Ireland, from Galway Bay to Fastneck Rock, including the Burren. (R)

The Coast team journey around the shoreline of East Anglia. (R)

The Coast team journey around the shoreline of East Anglia.

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man. (R)

Nicholas Crane explores Northern Ireland's coastline. (R)

Historian Neil Oliver is given access to HMS Vanguard and helps check it's seaworthy. (R)

The west coast of Ireland, from Galway Bay to Fastneck Rock, including the Burren. (R)

The Coast experts visit a spectacular marine reserve off St Abbs and the Bass Rock. (R)

Stone age remains of Britain's first house are recovered. (R)

The west coast of Ireland, from Galway Bay to Fastneck Rock, including the Burren. (R)

Alice Roberts rediscovers an old and unusual walkway near Whitehead, County Antrim. (R)

The Coast experts visit a spectacular marine reserve off St Abbs and the Bass Rock. (R)

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man.

The team visits Cardiff marina, takes in the Gower Peninsula and finishes in St David's. (R)

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man. (R)

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man. (R)

The story of the Scottish warrior clan chiefs who challenged the king in the 16th century.

The Coast experts visit a spectacular marine reserve off St Abbs and the Bass Rock.

The team journey's along the south coast of England from Bournemouth to Plymouth. (R)

The team journey's along the south coast of England from Bournemouth to Plymouth. (R)

The team visits Cardiff marina, takes in the Gower Peninsula and finishes in St David's.

The Coast team take a journey from Muckle Flugga on Shetland to the Old Man of Hoy. (R)

Nicholas Crane investigates the freak floods of 1953.

The team is in northwest England, on a journey including a new location - the Isle of Man.

Nicholas Crane investigates the freak floods of 1953. (R)

The team journey's along the south coast of England from Bournemouth to Plymouth.

Nicholas Crane takes a stroll around the churchyard of St Bridget's.

The Coast team take a journey from Muckle Flugga on Shetland to the Old Man of Hoy.

Nicholas Crane explores Britain's Welsh coastline.

Nicholas Crane and the team visit the coastal areas of Blackpool and Morecambe Bay. (R)

Nick meets Peter Boggis, a man trying to save his home from coastal erosion.

Nicholas Crane explores the coast of South Wales.

A look at the impact of nuclear waste dumping at Sellafield. Plus the ascent of Blackcombe (R)

Historian Neil Oliver uncovers a real-life horror story on the Smalls Lighthouse.

Nicholas Crane explores the role of Sir Francis Drake in the foundation of the slave trade