A new season of adventure, exploration, and discovering beautiful places and even more wonderful people begins for the show “Here We Are” with Jérôme Kaluta.

In the third season of this unique travel documentary, Jérôme explores new, distant or closer destinations and delves into the secrets, traditions, and way of life of their inhabitants.

He becomes a sea wolf in Greek islands and seaside towns, climbs mountains, traverses gorges, tries hard work or delicate arts, cooks with top products from the Greek land, explores local legends, and becomes a farmer, shepherd, sailor, or captain! Always guided by the desire to become one with the place and make new friends, always with a ukulele in hand and an improvised melody and a verse, exceptionally dedicated to the people who give life and identity to each region.

And if you happen to meet him this summer, just follow along and get into the rhythm: "We've Arrived, Here We are!"

In the center of Greece, on a unique island that connects to the mainland through bridges and combines the beauty of rare mountainous landscapes with the magic of idyllic beaches, the show “Φτάσαμε” (We Have Arrived) with Jérôme Kalouta travels.
This time, the destination is Evia, starting the exploration from Northern Evia, with its lush mountains, healing baths, and pine forests that stretch down to the sea.

In the famous healing bath town of Aidipsos, Jérôme makes new friends, while in the beautiful Prokopi, known for its unique treasures, he joins a team of volunteers in a “mission” of tree planting.

In the lush village of Kastaniotissa, Jérôme learns the secrets of a difficult, demanding, and very hot process—the production of charcoal in a kiln. In the picturesque Mandoudi, his mission is the production of resin. Jérôme is introduced to the special art of resin collecting and learns how to "peck" the pine trees to yield more resin.

A little outside the lively and bustling Istiaia, Jérôme meets a group that continues the history and tradition of Northern Evia with lyrics and dance steps, and the episode concludes in the earthly Paradise called Lichadonisia. In this cluster of lush islands, which has been dubbed “the Seychelles of Greece,” Jérôme witnesses a unique sight with caves, seals, hidden shipwrecks, and unparalleled natural beauty...