Getaway Season 2026 Episode 10

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🏘️ Getaway (1992) - Season 2026 Episode 10  The coast is calling — and it's full of secrets. In Episode 10 "Coastal Escapes & Hidden Gems", the Getaway team explores stunning shoreline destinations, from secluded coves to vibrant seaside towns. Discover boutique stays, local seafood delights, and off-the-beaten-path adventures that promise unforgettable memories. Whether you're chasing sunsets, surf, or serenity, this episode proves the best getaways are the ones you never saw coming.  🔹 Episode Highlights: • Hidden beach reveal: a pristine cove accessible only by foot or boat • Local flavor: fresh seafood, coastal cafes, and regional specialties • Boutique accommodation: unique stays with ocean views and authentic charm • Adventure options: kayaking, coastal hikes, and wildlife encounters • Signature Getaway warmth: accessible travel tips + inspiring storytelling + genuine discovery  🔹 Series Info: • Format: Travel Show / Lifestyle Documentary / Destination Serial • Original Network: Nine Network (Australia) / 9Now / International Syndication • Series Launch: 1992 | Season: 2026 | Episode: 10 | Title: "Coastal Escapes & Hidden Gems" • Setting: Australian Coastline & International Destinations | Language: English • Runtime: ~30 minutes (full) | Clip/Highlight version: ~8-12 min  🎧 Prefer audio? Listen to travel show recaps & adventure podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts.  👉 Enjoying the series? Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment: "Which coastal destination is on your bucket list? 👇" Turn on notifications 🔔 for Episode 11!  #ShowTVMovies #Getaway #NineNetwork #CoastalEscapes #S2026E10 #TravelShow #AustralianTV #BingeWatch #HiddenGems #Wanderlust  ⚠️ Copyright Disclaimer: This video is shared for promotional, review, and informational purposes only. All rights to "Getaway" belong to Nine Network, Nine Entertainment, and associated producers. This upload complies with Fair Use guidelines (Section 107, U.S. Copyright Act). No copyright infringement intended.

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00:19Welcome back to our cruise through some of the dreamiest locations in the western Mediterranean.

00:24Our home is Emerald Sakara and isn't she just beautiful?

00:35After exploring the best of the French Riviera, this is really the celebration of water coming here to Marseille.

00:41Yeah, exactly, yeah, yeah.

00:42Wow, it's stunning.

00:44Our Emerald Cruises adventure will this week take us from Corsica across to Rome,

00:49before looping back to Nice for side trips to Cannes and Antigua.

00:56We start this week in Bonifacio, a dramatic clifftop town on Corsica's southern edge.

01:06The famous postcard view of the Bonifacio, the white cliffs and the blue sea, well, all sorts of hues of

01:15blue.

01:16And, well, the view is also very important to the history of the fortress.

01:20Actually, that's how it got the title of the most impregnable fortress of the Mediterranean,

01:26as it's dominating the Straits of Bonifacio.

01:29And that was one of the most important strategic maritime passages of the Mediterranean.

01:36Bonifacio was founded in the 9th century, making it one of Corsica's oldest towns

01:41and a place where time is all about perspective.

01:44The part of the fortress wall that you are seeing here is one of the youngest constructions.

01:51It's just half a millennium old.

01:53Nothing is less than two centuries old anyhow.

01:57So everything in Corsica that is old, especially in Bonifacio,

02:01so usually if it's just two, three centuries old, it's the new stuff.

02:05Oh, the new stuff, just two centuries.

02:07Two centuries.

02:08True.

02:10Bonifacio's dramatic setting makes it one of the most visually striking Corsican towns.

02:15But this is an island defined by contrast.

02:18Corsica has been always named the island of beauty,

02:21as it's not just beautiful but extremely diversely beautiful.

02:25And in all senses, we have extremely diverse nature and geology.

02:29The island's contrasts go far beyond its landscapes.

02:35Once a poor fishing town, Bonifacio is now one of Europe's most exclusive addresses.

02:41Here we have one of the rare preserved house front of the 1300s that survived till nowadays

02:50and was not cemented over in the 20th century.

02:54That was the case of the majority of the houses.

02:59And Corsica used to be extremely poor in the 20th century.

03:02And now, on the contrary, it's the most expensive place in France to live in.

03:08What a contrast.

03:08Like 20th century, one of the poorest, and now one of the most expensive.

03:12Yeah, with Tahiti, actually.

03:14We're officially number one.

03:15Corsica and Tahiti are the most expensive places to live in France nowadays.

03:25From humble beginnings to high-end living,

03:28the greatest gifts of Corsica are still proudly homegrown.

03:36Corsica's unique geography and multi-layered history

03:39It's wonderful.

03:40have made its cuisine one of the island's greatest obsessions.

03:44Corsicans are a very particular nation.

03:47They're the only mountain people in the middle of the Mediterranean.

03:50Plus, the fact that we have a great number of endemic spaces and subspaces

03:57that are the very big part of local gastronomy.

04:00Plus, because of the historical influences,

04:04you've got French gastronomy,

04:08Italian gastronomy,

04:09and Corsican gastronomy.

04:12And because Corsica is an island,

04:14they can contain it,

04:15and it's all just here,

04:16and it's your special recipes.

04:18Exactly.

04:19Yes.

04:19That's the...

04:20Well, I think we need to...

04:21The unique one.

04:23Salute to that one.

04:24Salute.

04:25Salute.

04:26Salute.

04:31I love cheese cheese.

04:33Salute.

04:33Oh, hi.

04:36Salute.

04:36Back on board,

04:37you can rely on Emerald Sakara

04:39to keep the focus on great food

04:41at its main restaurant,

04:42La Cocina.

04:44The food on board

04:46is every bit as tasty

04:47and delicious

04:48as you would imagine

04:49on a superyacht.

04:50But honestly,

04:51it's the setting

04:52that's the star of the show.

04:53the cool breeze, the sea air, and that ever-changing view.

05:05After the break, we're travelling down one of the oldest roads in the world.

05:10Is that what this is the saying comes from,

05:13all roads lead to Rome?

05:14Indeed.

05:25Welcome back to our Emerald Cruises trip

05:28around the Western Mediterranean aboard Emerald Saqqara.

05:34From our starting point in Nice,

05:37long regarded as the capital of the French Riviera,

05:40we've now hit the Italian coast to spend a day

05:42in one of the most visited cities on the planet.

05:49Rome is a city where modern life and busy streets

05:52sit side by side with the ancient

05:54and where historic monuments are found at every turn.

06:08I find it incredible that we are standing outside the walls of Rome.

06:13Yes, it's really in very good condition,

06:16a third century old city wall.

06:19In Scottsdale, still today, the same length as once,

06:2419 kilometres and 284 watchtowers.

06:28We are very close to two of them.

06:31And if they still go all the way around?

06:33Yes, all the way around the historical centre.

06:36We can consider the Aurelian city walls

06:40like a sort of a border

06:42between the ancient city of Rome and the modern city.

06:46And how long did it take to build?

06:48Four years.

06:49Stop it.

06:50Yeah, sure.

06:51Modern builders can't build a bridge or a tunnel in that time.

06:54Yeah, you are right.

06:54But there were much better engineers than ours today.

06:58And these walls were built

07:00to defend the city by the barbarian invasions.

07:07Beyond Rome's walls lies a road

07:09that once connected the city

07:10to the far reaches of its empire.

07:13It's the Appian Way

07:15and was first started in 312 BC.

07:18We are along the ancient Roman consular way

07:22that is in fact called Regina Viarium,

07:27the Queen of Order roads.

07:31While highways now do the job a lot faster,

07:34the road still fulfils its original purpose.

07:37Is that what this is,

07:38the saying comes from,

07:39all roads lead to Rome?

07:41Indeed, indeed.

07:42That's the reason why we have this sentence,

07:45you know,

07:46very well known,

07:47no love in the world, yeah.

07:48And how many kilometres is it?

07:50So it is about 450 kilometres.

07:55These days,

07:56the Appian Way

07:57is a peaceful stretch of road

07:59to be enjoyed by cyclists and hikers.

08:01Is this the chariot wheel line?

08:03Yeah, this is the chariot wheel lines.

08:05But the well-worn chariot wheel lines

08:07are a reminder

08:08of the centuries of history

08:10carved into its stones.

08:16From Rome,

08:17it's back on board

08:18our luxury super yacht

08:20for some downtime by the pool.

08:26As we soak up the comfort,

08:28Emerald Saqqara cruises us

08:30back to the island of Corsica.

08:41Such a beautiful day.

08:43The sun's shining,

08:44the water's clear,

08:45and this is a really good walkway

08:46for stretching your legs

08:47after coming off the ship.

08:49Yes, indeed.

08:50And we are now in Bastia,

08:52just at the feet of the citadel of it

08:54in front of Italy.

08:58Bastia sits on the northeast coast of Corsica.

09:01The island has been under French control

09:03since 1768,

09:05but has a distinctly Italian flavour,

09:08a legacy of over five centuries

09:10under Genoese rule.

09:12So they decided to settle here

09:14to administrate all Corsica

09:18from Bastia,

09:19and Bastia became the capital

09:21for five centuries,

09:23from the end of the 14th century

09:24to the 18th century.

09:26And they did that from this palace here?

09:28And they built this palace

09:31that is nowadays

09:33the museum of art

09:35and history of Bastia.

09:37And so they had this position

09:38to look over all of Bastia.

09:40Yes, absolutely,

09:41to control the situation

09:42and to control

09:43all these parts of the Mediterranean.

09:50From the citadel,

09:51it's just a short stroll

09:52back down to the port,

09:54once the lifeblood of the city.

09:56There's so many beautiful buildings here,

09:59assuming this is the old port?

10:00Yes, this is the old port.

10:02This is the original port of Bastia.

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11:01After the break,

11:02we're in beautiful Antigua.

11:04It's a town that's both relaxed

11:06and just a little bit fancy.

11:27There's something special

11:29about mornings at sea

11:31aboard Emerald Sakara.

11:35Where the day begins with a morning

11:37cuppa on your private balcony,

11:38a lazy lie-in,

11:40or maybe a spot of yoga on the deck.

11:45After a week-long loop

11:47covering some of the best ports

11:48in the Western Mediterranean,

11:50we're back where we started,

11:51at the gateway to the Riviera

11:53in Nice.

11:58From here,

11:59it's a half-hour drive south to Antigua,

12:01a port that blends the best of the region

12:04in one stop.

12:14Antigua is that sweet spot

12:15on the French Riviera

12:16where old-world charm

12:18meets superyacht glamour.

12:19You've got cobbled streets,

12:21a vibrant market,

12:22and sandy beaches,

12:23all with the backdrop

12:24of the biggest marina in Europe.

12:26It's a town that's both relaxed

12:28and just a little bit fancy.

12:33Antigua has been a port town

12:35since ancient times,

12:36from its beginnings

12:37as a Greek trading post

12:39to the busy marina it is today.

12:43It remains a working harbour at heart,

12:45just on a much grander scale.

12:48We're sitting here

12:50looking at the marina

12:51that really shaped Antigua.

12:53Yes.

12:54In the past,

12:55it was a border town,

12:57so France needed to protect

13:00his border

13:01against the Italians in Nice.

13:03So it was a military port,

13:06but then after the Second World War,

13:08the American billionaires

13:09discovered this marina.

13:12That's why it became

13:14the largest of Europe.

13:17While Antigua's become known

13:19for its impressive marina,

13:21its real charm lies beyond it

13:23in the cobbled streets

13:24of the old town.

13:29This is such a pretty town

13:32with a big energy,

13:33but it feels really calm.

13:36That's my favourite town

13:38in the French Riviera

13:39because it's authentic.

13:46One of its biggest draw cards

13:47both for locals and tourists

13:49is its open-air market.

13:58There's so much energy

13:59in this market.

14:01You can just feel the vibe.

14:02It's busy.

14:02Everyone's buying

14:03all their local produce

14:04for the day.

14:05Yes.

14:06Love it.

14:06That's why you have

14:07these incredible tomatoes,

14:09olives varieties.

14:11The local ones

14:13are the small ones.

14:14They're so-called

14:16misquas from Nice.

14:18They are really famous

14:19for ordering olives.

14:21Which one do you recommend?

14:24Green olives and basil.

14:25From there.

14:28Merci.

14:32They are really good.

14:36Those are from Nice.

14:38From Nice,

14:39so they're the special ones.

14:40Yeah, absolutely.

14:41There's so much flavour

14:43in that little bite.

14:45It's really nice.

14:47The covered market hall

14:49as it stands today

14:50was built in the 1920s

14:52and a century on

14:53it remains the heart

14:54of daily life here.

14:56Oh, this is my heaven

14:58right now.

14:59Don't worry about all the food.

15:00Just give me

15:00all the different teas.

15:02I've got some

15:03for the morning,

15:04some for by the poolside,

15:05some to go to sleep,

15:06relax.

15:08Mmm.

15:09From market stalls

15:10to masterpieces,

15:12just around the corner

15:13is the Picasso Museum,

15:15which once served

15:16as the studio

15:17and inspiration

15:18for the artist himself.

15:26There is so much artwork here,

15:28but is it true

15:29Picasso didn't spend

15:30a lot of time here?

15:32That's true.

15:32He produced many,

15:35many, many paintings

15:36here this brief time.

15:38He was already

15:39an old man,

15:40so he needed

15:41to a place

15:42where it was peaceful.

15:44But it was very

15:45a rich period.

15:47He was inspired

15:48by this magnificent view

15:50on the sea.

15:51Housed in a former castle,

15:53the historic Chateau Grimaldi,

15:54the museum holds

15:56around 245

15:57of Picasso's works.

16:00The colour

16:01and the subjects

16:02are so different

16:03from what you imagine

16:04from Picasso.

16:05Yes.

16:05He found

16:06that the natural beauty

16:07of the area

16:08was giving him peace.

16:11You can see it

16:13in this painting,

16:14La Joie de Vibro.

16:15You can really feel

16:16the joy in it

16:17and the sense of playfulness

16:18that's in this artwork,

16:19especially.

16:20Yes.

16:26After the break,

16:27we're in Cannes

16:28where the Riviera

16:29meets the red carpet.

16:31Lights, camera,

16:32action, that's it.

16:33Thank you, thank you.

16:34Sorry, sorry.

16:36Oh!

16:41Lights, camera,

16:42action, that's it.

16:56After a week

16:57exploring the

16:58western Mediterranean

16:59aboard the luxury

17:00super yacht

17:01Emerald Saqqara,

17:02we're docked

17:03in Nice.

17:07From here,

17:08it's just under

17:09an hour's drive

17:10to Cannes

17:12where the Riviera

17:13meets the red carpet.

17:16I can't believe

17:17we're here

17:17on the steps

17:19of where

17:19the Cannes Film Festival is.

17:21Yes, you are

17:21on the red carpet.

17:23Today,

17:23it's not a long carpet

17:24like it is normally

17:25in May

17:26during the 12 days

17:27of the Film Festival.

17:30And you can see

17:31all the movie stars

17:32coming here.

17:34So why do you think

17:34Cannes was chosen

17:35for the Film Festival?

17:37Because it's not

17:37very far from Italy.

17:39The place is lovely,

17:41a marvelous light

17:42and a good weather.

17:43You've got the beach,

17:44the croissettes

17:45with very elegant

17:46hotels,

17:47welcome movie stars

17:48and it's a place

17:49to be.

17:50It's French Riviera,

17:51Côte d'Azur.

17:52So it's the most

17:53glamour place

17:54to do a film festival,

17:55I think.

17:56Well, I think

17:56it's a glamorous place

17:57to get a photo.

17:58So will we go down

17:59and walk the red carpet?

18:00Let's go.

18:01Finally it's happened

18:03to me right in front

18:04of my face,

18:05my feelings can describe it.

18:08Thank you, thank you.

18:10Sorry, sorry.

18:12Here we are.

18:18While the glamour

18:19of the Film Fest

18:20is an annual event,

18:21Cannes shines

18:22all year round.

18:24Especially along

18:25La Croisette,

18:26the city's

18:27seafront promenade.

18:29You just seem

18:30to walk

18:30a little bit

18:31more elegant

18:31walking on

18:32the most famous

18:33promenade in Cannes

18:34or the world.

18:35Yes, sure.

18:36This is one of the

18:37most famous promenades

18:38in the world.

18:39It's three kilometres long.

18:42These days

18:43it's world-renowned

18:44as a playground

18:45for the rich and famous.

18:46But like Antibes,

18:48Cannes came

18:48from much

18:49humbler beginnings.

18:50In the past

18:51it was only

18:52fisherman boats

18:53and nowadays

18:54there are big yachts.

18:56Super yachts.

18:57Super yachts.

18:59And when you're ready

19:01to swap the coast

19:01for the country,

19:02a half hour inland

19:04is Grasse,

19:05the perfume capital

19:06of the world.

19:08It's the only place

19:10to become a perfumer

19:11is France.

19:12You have four schools

19:14only and they are

19:15all in France

19:16and Grasse

19:17has got the famous

19:19rose,

19:20My Rose

19:20that we use

19:21to make the famous

19:22perfume number five,

19:24Chanel.

19:25Oh, I love that one.

19:26And we have as well

19:27a really good

19:28jasmine flower.

19:30We cultivate

19:31the jasmine in grass.

19:32They are the two

19:33flowers of the city.

19:36Many perfumeries

19:38call grass home

19:38but Fragonard

19:40is perhaps

19:40its most iconic.

19:42This is one

19:43of the 40 factories

19:44we've got in grass.

19:45This is one

19:46of the oldest one

19:47and the most

19:47beautiful one.

19:49Fragonard

19:49has been operating

19:50since the 1920s

19:52and takes visitors

19:53through the entire process.

19:55Scented water,

19:56essential oils.

19:57Giving a greater

19:58appreciation

19:59of the science

20:00and skill

20:00behind the art

20:01of perfume making.

20:03To create perfumes

20:04people have to study

20:05at least five years

20:06of theory

20:07in a special school.

20:09It's a lot of theory

20:09and chemistry.

20:11Wow.

20:11And after

20:12they have to

20:13practice another

20:14five more years

20:15at least.

20:16Oh my goodness

20:16they could be a doctor.

20:17Yeah.

20:18Fortunately

20:19Fragonard offer

20:20a fast track experience

20:21where you can blend

20:22and bottle

20:23a scent of your own.

20:25This is

20:26base note

20:27and ingredients

20:29that are

20:29in the base note

20:31are the most

20:32heavy one

20:33and this is

20:34the part

20:35that remains

20:35on you

20:36after some hours

20:38after you've

20:38sprayed

20:39the perfume

20:40on yourself.

20:41That's the

20:42enticing fragrance.

20:43The one hour

20:44workshop

20:45walks visitors

20:46through the

20:46basics of

20:47perfume composition

20:48from top notes

20:49to base.

20:50Oh that's pretty.

20:52The mix

20:53that you've

20:53created here

20:54is really

20:55getting close

20:57to what it's

20:57really hit

20:58in the field

20:59so well done.

20:59Oh my goodness.

21:01Can we call it

21:01the blaze?

21:02Let's do that.

21:03That's my last name.

21:04Blaze number five.

21:05Okay.

21:06Oh blaze number one

21:07because it's

21:07your first.

21:08Oh blaze number one.

21:10The numero uno one.

21:14There's

21:15oh my goodness.

21:16Can you go soon now?

21:17There's so much

21:18pride in this.

21:19Look my very own

21:20fragrance.

21:30Everyone's

21:30striving to live

21:31their best lives

21:32and here in the

21:33Mediterranean

21:33it seems

21:34there is

21:35no other way.

21:35It's a type

21:36of holiday

21:37that reminds

21:37you that

21:38you need

21:38to take

21:39holidays

21:39and it's

21:40the kind

21:40of destination

21:41where you

21:41want to come

21:41back

21:42before you've

21:43even left.

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22:35Thanks so much

22:37for cruising

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22:38The team

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22:43Woo!

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