The islands, on screen.
Some stories need to be seen. So we go there, into caves, kitchens and national parks, with the people who know them best, and we film it.
Roatán Alternativo
Beyond the beaches and the reef lies another Roatan. We step inside the Mitchell-Hedges cave, the archaeological site where the famous English explorer Mitchell-Hedges came looking for treasure, and left with some. We follow a gastronomic route through traditional island foods and desserts, sitting down with locals who have cooked them for a lifetime. And we visit the famous Blue Hole in East End and Port Royal National Park.
Making Roatán Alternativo
The cave, the kitchens, the long drives to East End: see how the mini-series came together, and the people who helped us tell it.
Watch on InstagramHidden Wonders
A documentary series about the places the islands have kept secret.
What we're filming
The history, culture and local voices of the Bay Islands: caves that sheltered the first islanders, wrecks beneath the reef, forts the jungle has taken back, and the elders, divers and fishermen who still remember where they are.
Be there for the premiere
We'll write once when the first episode is ready, and share moments from the shoot along the way.