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Montserrat
The Island Diaries - S1 - E7
In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the emerald isle of the Caribbean.
The Island Diaries: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Faroe Islands
September 16, 2016
The Faroe Islands are a cluster of islands with impressive cliffs towering over the sea. Patriotic, welcoming and patient, the Faroese lead peaceful lives, despite harsh weather conditions.
1x2 - Salt Spring Island
September 23, 2016
A stone's throw away from Vancouver Island, Salt Spring Island is known as British Columbia's go-to place for hippies. It's inhabitants enjoy the self-sufficiency and tranquility of their community.
1x3 - Big Island-Hawaii
September 30, 2016
Known as the Island of Fire and Ice because of its snow-capped peaks and volcanoes, Hawaii Island, or the Big Island, is the largest of them all, yet it is the least visited by tourists.
1x4 - Reunion Island
October 7, 2016
France's youngest region, Reunion Island, is also referred to as the "Intense Island" because of its splendid and sometimes harsh geography. However, life on this island is anything but intense.
1x5 - Cuba
October 14, 2016
Cuba is loved by tourists despite the rationing system that still prevails. Creativity is deeply embedded in Cubans, who practice eco-agriculture and are developing a prosperous private sector.
1x6 - Okinawa
October 21, 2016
Off the coast of Southern Japan, Okinawa is said to hold the secret to long life. With a laid-back atmosphere and very rich cultural history, it is adapting to changing times.
1x7 - Montserrat
October 28, 2016
In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the emerald isle of the Caribbean.
1x8 - Bali
November 4, 2016
A small Hindu enclave at the heart of Indonesia, Bali's landscapes and people make for an enchanting experience.
1x9 - Channel Islands
November 11, 2016
Discover the Channel Islands in all their abundant natural glory, each with its own personality and living conditions and each inspired one way or another by British history and French culture.
1x10 - Grande Comore
November 18, 2016
At the heart of the Indian Ocean, traditions are strong on the island of Grande Comore.
1x11 - Crete
November 25, 2016
The cradle of Greek mythology, Crete is said to be the birthplace of Zeus. Today, hit by an economic slowdown, many Cretans strive for self-sufficiency by turning towards community initiatives.
1x12 - Newfoundland
December 2, 2016
Located at the easternmost point of North America, Newfoundland looks like it's at the edge of the world.
1x13 - Cape Verde
December 9, 2016
A Portuguese and African melting pot off the coast of Senegal, Cape Verde has a wealth of breathtaking sceneries. Despite its limited resources, locals are known for their kindness and music.