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!"

We're going to look at what makes Samothrace so special. The area is known for its mountains, streams, and lakes. The lakes are formed when streams flow down the mountains and are poured by waterfalls. Jerome discovers the incredible natural beauty of the Fonias River. In Alonia of Samothrace, which was once a very lively place, he learns the traditional art of making wooden collars for animals, while in the seaside village of Lakkoma he gets initiated into the creation of the traditional, syrupy chalamas. He gets to wear a special uniform and learn about the unique secrets of the bee society, and he even gets to taste honey straight from the beehive. As we say goodbye to the island, we enjoy a lovely view of the beautiful Chora and the Castle of Gatelouzoi from a rock with a great panoramic view.