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!"

The show is heading to Aegina, the largest island in the Saronic Gulf. It's known for its peanuts and its connection to Aristophanes. The first thing you should do when you get to the island is check out the pistachio trees. Just a few kilometers from the town, Jerome comes across the pistachio tree estates where some of the first pistachio trees of Aegina were planted. The other side of the island is found in the village of Sfendouri, which is mountainous and has some stunning views. Jerome makes a dessert with fresh milk, cream and pistachio Aegina there, among other things. He's in for a treat on the uninhabited island of Moni, with its gorgeous waters and lush greenery. In Kypseli, Jerome discovers how art can be created from a simple stone. He'll be pleasantly surprised when he gets to Perdika. In a setting more reminiscent of a Cycladic fishing village, he meets a special group of musicians who keep the musical tradition of the island alive. They unexpectedly drag him into dancing and singing.