Australian TV series “My Greek Odyssey” continues with season 2

My Greek Odyssey is centred around the charismatic and larger-than-life character of Peter Maneas. His story is a rags to riches tale, having been born to Greek migrants that settled in Australia over 50 years ago with nothing but their suitcases. From these humble beginnings, Peter has built himself a highly successful business and is now the proud owner of a superyacht called “Mia Zoi” (One Life). Peter’s philosophy is ‘We only live once, so get the most out of your life, no matter what!’ His passion for adventure and excitement is matched by the desire he has to share his experiences with others, from family and friends, to the viewing audience.

In this exciting program Peter will sail his yacht throughout the Greek Islands, focusing on places that rarely get a mention in mainstream media and exploring the rich history, culture, cuisine and unique people he meets along the way. My Greek Odyssey will entertain, educate and inspire viewers to make the Greek Islands their next holiday destination!

Series One

Series one takes us on an exploration of the Saronic and Ionian Islands, including Hydra, Spetses, Corfu, Zakynthos and Kythira. It’s a journey that shows viewers some of the most exciting and colourful destinations in the Mediterranean, as well as little-known gems that most people have never heard of.

Episode 1 – Athens and Greek Easter

Episode 2 – Epidaurus/Moni/Spetses

Episode 3 – Spetses/Hydra

Episode 4 – Hydra/Dokos

Episode 5 – Nafplion/Monemvasia

Episode 6 – Monemvasia/Elafonisos/Kythira

Episode 7 – Kythira

Episode 8 – Kythira/Antikythira

Episode 9 – Zakynthos

Episode 10 – Kefalonia

Episode 11 – Ithaki/Lefkada

Episode 12 – Lefkada/Skorpios

Episode 13 – Paxos/Corfu

Series Two

Continuing Peters Goal of stepping foot on all 227 inhabited Greek islands, Series Two of My Greek Odyssey takes us into the Aegean, from the centre of the Eastern Orthodox faith in Mt Athos, to the islands of Thassos in the north, through the heart of the Aegean and along the eastern edge of the Greek islands. The journey takes us close to the coast of Turkey and shows viewers a diverse mix of destinations, some frequently explored, others that few ever take the time to visit.

Mt Athos – Thassos – Samothraki – Lemnos – Lesvos – Inousses – Psara – Chios – Syros – Kythnos – Serifos – Sifnos – Kimolos – Milos