- Oliver, we're here in Saint Lucia. - Yes.
Always wanted to come to the Caribbean, but one snag.
Well, the snag is that I've got the location,
I've got the resort sorted, hotels, as in more than one,
but we haven't got a guest.
- This is a bit of an issue. - Yes.
There's got to be someone around here in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.
Who's that on the paddle board?
That's Maisie Williams,
as in "Game Of Thrones" Maisie Williams.
Yes, of course.
Maisie!
Hi!
We'll come to you.
Hello!
- Maisie! - Hello, Maisie.
- What are you doing out here? - Just on a little adventure.
- Do you want to come with? - I would love that.
Are you more into activities than relaxing?
- 'Cos that's what I'm hoping. - I like a bit of both.
OK.
Look at me being very diplomatic.
- Very diplomatic. - Literally in the middle.
- OK, let's get cracking. - Fabulous.
Onwards!
- I'm James. - And I'm Oliver.
We spent a decade playing Fred and George,
the Weasley twins in the Harry Potter movies.
However, we're not really redheads or wizards.
But we are twins and we've finally grown up.
Well, one of us has.
- This sibling rivalry is real. - I don't want to get in between this.
We've been lucky enough to travel all over the world with our work.
I've never been so terrified in my life.
Meeting some amazing people and making some fantastic friends.
And now, it's time to bring you on the journey with us.
So we're snorkelling in the Arctic Circle.
It's going to be freezing!
What could go wrong?
This time, we've popped over to Saint Lucia
to see our pal Maisie Williams.
Kaa-pow!
Maisie played Arya Stark in the epic "Game Of Thrones",
the fancy drama which brought chain-mail
and dragon baiting to our screens.
Maisie's character, Arya, goes from being the overlooked second daughter
of a northern lord to a sword-wielding bad-ass who ultimately stabs...
- Stop, do not spoil that! - Fine! Let's go.
I'm going to let you in on a little secret here, Ollie.
This cold open was a set-up
and Maisie Williams wasn't really just drifting around
alone in the middle of the ocean.
You'd never guess!
But don't tell anyone else, alright?
A good wizard never reveals his tricks.
I think that's magicians, mate.
Alright, so what you want to do...
You see, like, right now, your sail is filled with wind?
Alright, so it's OK.
You want it to have a bit of bag in the front.
So that it goes forwards rather than sideways?
- Basically. - OK, got it.
- You don't want it taut? - No, cos that will...
- You don't want it, like... - Very tight? No.
We're going beyond the buoys out there, the white ones.
We're going to come back down, basically a triangle.
I'll be captain.
- You wanted to relax, so... - I'll be captain.
You can captain from the front.
- No, at the back. - Yeah, you guys can switch.
OK, we'll see.
Alright, nice sailing.
Three minutes of training and we're sailing experts.
The natural next step, a race!
Yeah! We're beating you.
- Yes. Our captain's no good. - Tighter, so...
- Come on, chip. - No, I reckon I'll get there.
I've lost the captaincy.
Apparently, I wasn't doing it well enough.
Need some help? Would this help?
No, you want less, less, less.
Did you not listen to the safety briefing?
Yes, I did, but...
Why are we losing, why are we behind here?
- Maisie's absolutely dominating. - Now we've got it.
Hey, we're doing it!
We're going fast now.
I'm going to have to take matters into my own hands.
- OK, well, you do better then. - No, you just take it.
You're not doing it right. We need to go there.
Get up. No, I mean, get off. You're weighing us down.
Get off!
See you later!
Things we've learnt today:
Oliver cannot sail, Oliver cannot captain.
They're going to be lapping us.
Yeah, I know, there's nothing I can do.
If the wind's not there, you can only make...
Then what are they on?
I think they must be cheating.
I noticed Maisie and Ricardo wanted that boat specifically.
I think there's a motor in it.
With James back at the tiller,
I decided to take my chances in the shark-infested waters.
Definitely not shark-infested, it's just water.
Excellent!
Goodbye.
Now I see why people find this enjoyable.
What do they say?
When life gives you lemons, jump on a boat with a motor.
James!
You see this face? This is a very smug face.
This has been so good.
I didn't think I would be good at it but you're a very good teacher.
As we can see, Maisie wins quite comfortably
and my brother is still way out that way,
so far out that he's literally just a tiny, tiny sail on the distance.
It was going to be a long wait.
And how do people wait in Saint Lucia?
Horizontally with a cocktail.
It could be worse.
- He's back. - God! Took him enough time.
Were you waiting for the moon to change?
- Very nice! This isn't kind, is it? - We would've ordered you one but...
We didn't want it to get warm.
- No, exactly. - Yeah.
I was the only one who did anything!
You fell out and got the crew to pick you up,
and somebody else had a professional captain.
Ricardo did actually say this is the easiest type of sailing that exists.
- Yeah. - He did specifically say that to me.
- Do you want a cocktail? - Yes, I do.
Right, the bar's over there.
If you're watching this
and you happen to manage the British sailing team,
do feel free to contact myself or James.
Yes, with sailing mastered,
it's time to properly explore Saint Lucia
and really delve into the island's past.
We're going to go find some ruins which were an old plantation.
- OK, yes. - A couple of hundred years ago.
But, to do so, I thought we could get some bikes
and ride through the jungle and get there.
Is this a bad time to say that I'm terrible at riding a bike?
See, you're so selfish when you come to ideas, so selfish.
I've never done any off-road mountain biking.
I've never even done any on-road biking.
Can you ride a bike?
- I did my cycling proficiency. - That's OK.
So I wasn't humiliated by being that one kid that couldn't ride their bike.
But I... Unless... On-camera, I've not ridden a bike since.
Isn't that what every actor does?
They say, "I can ride a horse, I can ride a bike."
- Yeah. - "I can fly a jetpack."
- I can do... Yes. - It's all the same.
That was the first thing I was told when I was a kid.
Just always say, "Yes, I can."
- OK. Well, there you go, then. - And so, that's why I'm here.
Luckily, some bikes have washed up on the beach.
- What are the chances? - I know.
We'll be taking them inland to discover more local history.
Thank you!
- Here we are, then. - Fun, eh?
The speed machine!
Bike cam.
- Ready now? - Bike cam out in full force.
I found a brilliant local guide
to take Oliver, Maisie and myself through the jungle
and he was about to make cycling through thick forestry
look annoyingly easy.
Where's the ignition?
- Yeah, where's the go pedal? - Where's the button for speed?
You just watch where I'm going and try and keep up.
I think that's a good way to go, don't you?
OK, three, two, one, go!
Remember, keep the speed.
Speed, speed, speed, speed!
Really haven't got the hang of these gears.
It's more on the breaks, I think.
It is really pretty.
So, as you can see, the ground is very fertile.
The grass grows very quickly here.
This is all volcanic soil, which is perfect for the plants,
giving nutritious fruits right here, as well.
Yeah, man!
Alright, so let's continue. We head down this way.
- You've got to commit. - I don't even know what gear I'm in.
Oh, actually, I might just do it!
- Go on, go, go, go! - Oh, God, I can't. Sorry!
Hello.
There's a dog.
Are they wild?
They're so cute.
Get back to the airport, "Anything to declare, madam?"
"No, no, it's my companion dog."
So, as you go uphill, you want to lean more forward
so that the front does not go back with you.
As you go downhill, you want to lean back
so that the back does not go over with you here as well.
Oh, God!
How is going down the hill even harder than going up the hill?
In the 18th century, this was a working sugar plantation,
one of dozens across the island reliant on slave labour.
It's shocking to think that this beautiful place
was once home to such terror and subjugation.
Bearing witness to one of the most deplorable chapters in human history.
So, was it the French who settled here made it a plantation?
Yes, the French were the first ones to settle here on this plantation,
hence the name of the plantation owner, Anse Mamin.
It simply means that he was a French colonist, alright?
And sugar cane was the main crop grown in this entire area,
500 acres of it here, as well.
So how many people would've been...?
Basically, we believe at least about 60 slaves would actually
take care of this plantation.
You had some in the fields, some of them would bring
the sugar can sticks to the sugar mill area here to crush it
and we also had men, women and children.
So about 60 slaves, which could be women and children.
Was that seven days a week?
- Yes. - Like, non-stop?
Awful.
We are heading up to the plantation owner's house.
It's a 17th-century French colonial building,
that was where the plantation owner lived
and supervised over the plantation.
- Is that why it's up so high? - Yes.
So he can see what's going down in the valley area here.
Since he was the plantation owner and he was in the control,
the ladies here had the privileges of the home,
taking care of the house and everything else.
But also Mamin enjoyed their privilege as well.
So children were born with a fairer complexion on the plantation.
So when he died, they were the ones to take over.
That is why on the island, you'll notice
there are persons who are darker in complexion, like I am.
There are persons who are very, very fair skinned.
There are persons who are also Indian in complexion.
Because there were lots of intermarriages.
So basically, it's a "bouyon", we call that a "bouyon",
which means a pot in one.
OK, yeah.
So basically, you put everything in the pot,
the meat, the ground provisions, the vegetables and you boil.
Right.
Yes, so that's why we have a mix of
you know, people on the island.
There's no racial prejudice here.
- No, no, no. - Everyone lives very nicely.
So, is French taught here as well as English?
Yes, in the schools, we do teach French.
Also Spanish, now.
But as locals growing up, you learn French Creole.
You can say to the waitress: "Manje a te bon."
- Manje a te bon. - Manje a te bon.
- Yes. - The food is good?
The food is good, yes. You're learning very quickly.
Alright, let's head to the cave right here.
- Alright? - Hokey-okey-cokey.
Let me get my lights on there.
- It's all dark inside there. - What about just from here?
Yeah! Hey, guys, here is bats! Bats!
Check it out.
I actually love bats.
- Fruit bats. - They're really tall.
- So don't be afraid. - He's stretching! Hi!
We also have a bat cave in Soufriere.
There's a crack in the wall and when you go in there,
there's thousands, thousands of bats inside there.
On the road to here, on a hot day, you'll smell the bat guano.
You'll smell it, man, it's a very strong smell!
It's time to head to the hotel.
Jade Mountain sits upon Saint Lucia's southwestern coast
with stunning views of the volcanic Piton Mountains
rising high above the sea.
Did you know this hotel was completely built by hand?
They didn't want to disturb everybody else by using power tools.
They didn't actually have a plan, either.
- Really, they just freestyled? - Just see where it came out.
And each individual place,
it's not called a room, it's called a sanctuary.
Whilst James and Maisie explore,
I book in some delicious me time for later on.
That'll make more sense soon, I promise!
It's exhausting co-hosting a travel show with your brother.
Oh, my goodness, there really are no walls.
I'll be sleeping outside!
I have to give the pool a little try.
Oh, my goodness.
This is unbelievable.
I've never seen anything this beautiful.
The iconic Piton Mountains are so important to Saint Lucia
that they even grace the island's national flag.
So I decided to take Oliver and Maisie on a hike up the highest one.
Village called Fond Gens Libre.
When translated into English, it's called Valley of the Free People.
It used to be one of the largest base camps for slaves.
So, this is where we're headed.
It's nice when you get a vantage point of the top from the bottom.
You don't always get that on a trail.
No, and especially when you can see just how high it is.
Yeah, I know.
You did want a little walk today, you did say this.
This is not a little walk!
- Alright, come on, let's do it. - Alright, we got it.
- Alright? - OK, let's go.
All set.
Who laid this trail?
The trail was formed due to the slaves coming up here to hide.
So when they'd run away from the plantations,
they came up here to hide, over 200 years ago.
Be very careful on the rocks.
Make sure you watch where you step.
So, how old were you when you first did this hike?
- I was five. Yep. - Five?
So anyone doubting, a five-year-old can do it.
Right.
How high are we hiking today?
We're going up 2,000 feet.
We started at 600 feet.
We're going to be hiking for 2,019 feet.
And what's the average time to do this?
Two hours up, two hours down.
My slowest was seven hours round trip.
- Were you with people? - Yes.
But the fastest time, round trip, is 58 minutes.
- Yes. - Round trip? What, did people run?
Yes.
One quarter of the way up.
We're catching up.
Big beetle.
Jesus!
- Are you good? - Yeah, I'm good.
I'm like a jungle Snow White.
They just... I sing and they come.
Really putting us through our paces.
There's no such thing as a free holiday, I'm afraid.
Motion is the lotion.
Halfway is just round the corner.
Maisie, when you were filming,
you know you had to do all those different skills and fitness?
Did you get a choice in what you were being taught?
I always knew there was going to be a lot of sword stuff.
I didn't get to choose but I was lucky enough
that I got to do a range of everything.
I did archery and I did sword-fighting
and I did horse-riding and then also even just filming.
I got to go to all the different locations.
I got to do stuff in Iceland and I got to do some stuff...
This is actually reminding me of when were in Iceland.
In what way? Hiking up mountains all the time?
Yeah, we literally had this one day
where we were doing a stunt scene at the top of this mountain
and everyone had to carry the whole kit up,
up a mountain, literally, before the day's even begun.
What about you guys?
We trained for ages, I remember, on the pull-back
for when Fred and George put their names in "Goblet of Fire"
and get thrown back.
We trained... We did loads of days
basically getting thrown back on a harness landing on a crash mat.
It was brilliant. And then, when we came to do it,
the guys were like, "We're not going to land on the floor now."
"We'll do you three-quarters of the way, then replace it with stunt guys."
It's the only time they replaced part of the flooring in the Great Hall,
with a stone-effect-looking mat.
We're getting close to the three-quarter mark.
On a scale of one to ten, how much fun are you guys having?
- A ten. - Yeah, definite ten.
- Ten out of ten. - Ten out of ten!
Some people hike mountains and some people have therapists.
- It's true, it's true. - Outdoors is my therapy.
OK, my friends, are we ready for the last push?
- Do you want a race to the top? - Absolutely not.
I couldn't think of anything that I'd like to do less.
At least there haven't been any spiders.
True, just flying beetles.
Gosh, this is quite a scramble.
That was worth it.
Well worth it.
As far as the sun touches is our land.
Mufasa.
What would you say was the highlight,
apart from overcoming your fear of flying beetles?
That was good, the beetle had great comic timing.
To be fair, just getting to top here is nice
cos it doesn't matter how old you are or where you are,
that level of achievement.
- It does feel amazing. - It's very satisfying.
And to have a view like this is absolutely fantastic.
Such a good payoff.
But it's so good, let's head down and head off.
Just one more minute.
I take it that helicopter isn't for us.
Unfortunately not.
But we can wave at it.
Cacao is one of the island's most popular exports.
Where better to try it than in the hotel's chocolate parlour?
That's not a thing, Oliver. We're in the bar.
Our chocolate is only two ingredients,
organic sugar and our local organic cocoa nibs.
- Right. - OK.
This is what we use to make all our chocolates.
So, say for instance, we're making a 70% bar of chocolate,
we would need 70% of the nibs
and the balance, 30%, would be plain, organic sugar.
If we're making a 70% chocolate
then we don't need to add no flavour to it,
but this one is the lemongrass.
Whilst it's grinding, then we add our lemongrass to it,
or cinnamon, or whatever flavour that we desire.
This one is a 70% cashew.
We give it a bit of a crunch with the cashew.
It's like an explosion, flavour explosion.
Very good.
In terms of like the chocolate,
most of the hotel doesn't just do eating chocolate,
they add it into the treatments in the spa and stuff like that.
Yes, it's really, really relaxing.
Whilst doing this, you're taking the smell and all the aroma is going up.
I've actually running now. Thank you very much for showing me.
The guys are going to stay here and go through it,
but I'm going to for my chocolate fix.
- Are you taking the... - Enjoy!
Yeah, I can definitely smell the chocolate.
Really nice.
After James' ideas of fun, i.e., sailing, biking,
I just thought it was time for a bit of me time.
When you go to somewhere like this, you need a bit of me time.
And, yeah, nothing says me time like chilling out,
relaxing, a nice body scrub.
I'm sure he'll understand.
So, it terms of getting the chocolate off when it's all on,
jumping in the poor, is that discouraged?
Yes, that's discouraged.
It was time to travel north along the winding, rural roads
in our trusty hire car.
Weirdly, Oliver smelt like the chocolate aisle in my local supermarket.
Without Harry Potter,
I don't know if there would've been a "Game Of Thrones".
Do you think that proves that fantasy was fashionable, in that regard?
I think so, and I think that the gamble was
can we do this entirely for an adult audience?
And everything else it was nuts.
I think that Harry Potter was the blueprint.
When you were on locations and stuff like that, how did that work?
Were you on, just in your hotel rooms in the evening?
Cos James and I were always not in the same room,
but we had each other around the hotel.
The kids were all together for a lot of the first series
or we'd try and cross over as much as possible in the first few series.
They were just very good at arranging activities
or restaurants or that kind of thing.
And so, actually, in those first few series,
when we travelled, we actually travelled.
We did cool things, we went to the beaches.
And then when I was 16 and I was like,
"I want to be on my own now. I am an adult and I can do this."
It's probably why I got so depressed
because I just didn't plan to do anything.
I'd literally just sit in the hotel room like: "Oh, what do I do?"
But that's just what everyone learns when they get to uni or whatever.
You're all of a sudden:
"I don't know how to do these things that I took for granted"
"that my mum would help me with."
- Salt water's good for muscle's, right? - Yeah.
So round the corner from here, there's a place called Pigeon Island.
Very cool place, quite historical so I thought we could go check that out.
And I met some locals who said that they can show us there.
I met them here on the beach this morning so they said they'd join us.
They are the Saint Lucian swim team,
so we'd have to swim with them but they do it every day,
so it should be pretty easy, I think, right?
I'm not seeing any islands within sight.
It's just round the corner.
How do you know it's round the corner, have you seen it?
- They said. - How big is this corner?
It's about, I would say about two and a half kilometres down.
- Just round the corner. - There you go.
- Two and a half kilometres. - A light swim.
How far is the last swim you did?
14 kilometres.
So this is basically a warm-up for you.
- Vanessa, you're an athlete. - I am, definitely.
- Oh, gosh! - Right, OK.
Is there anything we need to know? Like, safety stuff.
No, everything is, like...
We'll take care of you,
just stick with us and everything will be good.
Yes, so there is going to be a support boat here
just in case you feel a bit wavy.
I want to see how far you're going to go.
You can walk most of it!
Pigeon Island is only 44 acres in size
and sits about 2.5 km from Smuggler's Cove.
Only accessible by a thin channel of choppy water,
at least that's what I've told the others.
It's heavily populated with speedboats, jet skis and, now, actors.
We battle against the waves,
the currents making our swim tougher.
We've been in the water for ages.
Surely, we're nearly there, right?
Jesus Christ!
This is too much!
I don't know who designed swimming as a mode of transport
but it's definitely more of a hobby activity.
Let's just get on a boat.
Look at that Olympic-level technique.
You can tell we have the surname Phelps.
- Oliver, I'll tell you what. - Are we near?
We've done well over half, nearly three-quarters, I'd say.
We've got about a kilometre to go.
Maisie's jumped into a kayak.
We're never going to catch her swimming.
So, let's jump on the paddle-boards and we'll get going.
Alright.
Oliver's reluctant because he's never paddle-boarded before.
Keep looking forward.
That's it, keep looking forward!
- You're going to fall. - I know that!
Keep looking forward.
Easy!
James' instructions aren't helping so Maisie heads over.
Ankles on the floor so you're stable. Keep looking forward.
- Knees out, knees out! - Knees out. Tongue out!
Oh, my God!
- Oh, my God, it's easy! - Right, now...
Look at that!
I feel like I could be on it.
Thanks for that, Maisie!
I decided this isn't for me,
so James and Maisie can take the paddle-boards,
I'll take the kayak or we'll be here for days.
Detecting the waft of delicious barbecued meats on the shore,
Oliver decides to head there as fast as possible,
no matter what or who gets in his way.
- Masterfully done, mate. - You're welcome.
Let's go and meet some new friends.
- Hiya! - How are you?
- Good, thank you, how are you? - I'm good.
- Excellent. - Do you mind if we interrupt you guys?
Really? Will we mind?
You look like you've got good set-up going here, so...
We're just chilling. We're just chilling with friends.
Hi. What have you got here?
I've got some goodies goody!
- Great! - We have some of our local food.
Over here we've got some lovely stewed chicken.
I'm going to let you try some of that stewed chicken.
That baby has been stewing for at least four hours now.
You don't need much powder seasoning when you have the local spices.
You let the local spice do its thing.
So how far away would these have been sourced from?
- My garden. - That smells like Christmas.
All from my garden. Yes.
I will take you there but I might have to kill you.
OK. I'll take your word for it, then.
And is this all very traditional Saint Lucian cuisine?
Yes, so these things that will get.
Everywhere you'll go, you'll get some stewed chicken, some bread fruit bowl.
Once you go to Saint Lucia, you'll always find these things available.
The rum punch now has rum, sugar and lime juice and bitters.
That is just it, then whatever that's in the barrel.
This barrel is a vanilla barrel, so the vanilla flavour will come up.
- So, would this be a dark rum? - Yes, it is. I can't tell you again.
- Can't tell the rest of it? - There you go. You see?
- You understand it, right? - I'm learning.
Some secrets you have to keep. How is it?
- Absolutely brilliant. - Yeah?
It's going down very easily.
So this one, it has the bay leaf,
the cinnamon stick,
some various other stick I can't tell you about.
Some other bush herbs I can't tell you about.
This has all the local herbs, spices. Whatever we could find we put in it.
Smell that. See?
It smelled Christmas for a while but it's very earthy.
- It smells like Christmas. - You wake up at Easter.
Might put a little hair on your chest.
It might solve all your problems.
Oh, my goodness!
For the next one to two hours, you're going to start to feel very hot.
So we also use this...
I don't know what you just said.
So as a guesstimate, what would be the alcohol content in that?
The alcohol in this is what we use, they don't allow you to travel with it.
If you go to the airport, they'll arrest you.
It's 100%. I'm serious. You know when I'm serious, right?
- Yeah, I see the face. - Yeah.
It's 100% alcohol, so this one you cannot leave.
Cos it's a bomb. You could do something.
So, we'll cheers into.
- Cheer into... - New friends.
- Great food, great friends. - Yeah!
- Great memories. - Fantastic friends.
Cheers!
As I mentally prepare myself for the epic swim back,
James books a taxi.
Didn't I mention the causeway that connects Pigeon Island
to the mainland?
Back at the hotel, Maisie discovers a secret bar.
So secret, it seems to be in the sea.
It's just a little adventure away.
Excellent. One question, how do we get to it?
It's just a short little walk through the sea.
Maisie, the tide is in.
We just have to time it perfectly.
- Now, go, go, go! - Wait there!
- Hang on, don't go yet. - She just got wet.
- Go. - Go, go, go!
Go, go, go! I'm not even going.
Run!
Have we got to make this look dramatic for TV, is this the thing?
- Yes, you do! - I've got to add to the drama.
What was it like being the best character in the show?
Please tell me that it is, "Yes, it is as cool as you think it..."
It was, of course it was. I always was in love with Arya.
I always thought she was an incredible character
and the people that I met on the streets
like fathers who had daughters or young girls themselves,
that was really the coolest thing and I think she really...
She just was very different from a lot of young girls that you see,
especially in projects that are for adults or whatever.
You don't really see kids that are like that
and I think they gave a lot of people like an identity
or they just, you know, they saw a lot of themselves in her.
It was nice.
My journey, my package, selfishly,
was like unbelievable and I would never change a single thing.
I truly loved every minute of it.
And, yeah, when it was done, I was like,
this has been amazing, and it felt okay.
I could let it go and there was never that,
"Oh no, what if I just had one more year or just had..."
I just really felt like it had all tied itself up.
It's been nice now, looking back.
Did playing a character for so long affect you as a person?
It really did because you're going through
your formative years where you're just figuring it all out,
you're changing so much and you're so heavily tied to this person.
I found that the most difficult thing was just my physical appearance.
I didn't really know what I wanted to do,
but the fact that I couldn't do any of it,
I knew that that was really confusing.
We all had the same experiences with our hair.
When you're given the opportunity to do what you want with your hair,
you're so used to having a hair and make-up department telling you
how it should be it's, "Well, what do I do?"
What do I actually want to look like?
Like, how do I want to represent myself?
And I just was so heavily tied to that look,
and I was a lot older than my character
and I played a lot younger on-screen.
And then there's just being a young woman
and wanting to be taken seriously,
and then even you yourself believe that you're still this child
who doesn't really know what they're doing.
And so, I think it was just coming away from everything
where for the first time, I finally felt like I could just reset.
So we've got one final day here as the sun sets over Pigeon Island.
- This is really... - It is stunning.
- This is special. - Since we have learnt how to sail...
- Yes. - We did?
I think we should have a little sailing regatta of our own.
Also, before we go,
please can we go on one of the zip-lines?
OK, the deal on these shows are, you have to sort it.
- I'm all over it. - We're always up for everything.
We'll start with the zip-line and then we'll sail.
- OK. - We'll sail at dawn. Not dawn.
We'll sail around lunchtime.
Around lunchtime, I think that'll be good.
- Maisie, thank you for joining us. - Thank you so much for having me.
I really loved it. You're wonderful, guys.
- And so are you. - Ah, darling!
We've seen Saint Lucia from the mountains and from the sea,
but there's still one more vantage point to explore.
Hurtling through the jungle, 60 feet off the ground,
praying the zip-line doesn't snap.
Here we are zip-lining. Are you ready?
- I'm really looking forward to this. - I'm looking forward to it too.
You have 12 different zip-lines,
six bridges to cross, hikes to complete, stairs to climb.
Guides clip you on, and we take you off the cable
so you have nothing to worry about.
All you do is a safe zip and have fun.
We're in the jungle, so whatever happens in the jungle,
stays in the jungle.
One, two, three. You're all locked, Maisie.
- OK, I hold that and that? - Definitely, you're correct.
So have a seat, cross your legs.
Once the gliding's done just reach as far back as you can, OK?
- Remember to keep it loose. Ready? - Yeah, ready.
- Let's go. - OK.
- Are you ready? - Yeah.
Rock and roll, man.
So going through the jungle on a zip-wire in the rainforest.
Happy days.
Brilliant! Hey!
First one's gone. How did you find the first one?
Loved it. It was great. It was faster than it looked.
Hello, we're on a zip-line.
Very good fun. What I'm learning is that Maisie is a bit of a daredevil.
Oliver, he's putting a brave face on it, shall we say.
- Ready. - More rock and roll.
OK.
Here we go!
See you at the bottom. Bye-bye!
How was it? Did you have fun?
Did you like it?
Kaa-pow!
I feel like George of the jungle.
So now we have to go across some bridges
to get to the next zip-line,
where we have to clip ourselves on and off,
and I've forgotten how to do it.
Twist and pull.
So how extreme is this next section that we're about to hit?
- Pretty extreme. - Right.
You can see that we're going higher and higher,
more and more steps to climb.
So I think that that, height equals speed.
Just grab all the way up. Let's try it out first.
So you spin left for right, and right for left.
The guides are using one hand to spin, so I decided to ask for a lesson.
That's it, what could go wrong?
Let's go.
And now for a man panicking at speed.
Was I going to plummet to my death or smash face first into a tree?
Both options were definitely on the menu.
Oh, no!
I'm going to die, man! I'm going to die! No, man, no!
Nothing to see here, keep on walking.
I started spinning and I couldn't control myself.
Thank you. Everything went wrong.
Off we go!
This is the finale.
How are we feeling so far?
Going straight into the tree was fun,
burning my hands on the rope was a lot of fun,
getting eaten by all these bugs has been exceptional.
Yeah, it's really not treating you too well, this jungle.
When we get down to the bottom here,
we've got some sailing to do because I've been able to sort us out
a proper sailing experience.
Well, last one there is a rotten egg.
- OK. - Bye!
Maisie, wait!
Geronimo!
I'm going so fast.
Are you going to jump off it?
What a view!
Is he going to make it? Oh, no!
What a shame, buddy! Come on, man.
There we go.
No one will ever know. I'll just delete this picture, look.
Time for one last prank.
They were trying to catch your attention when you left.
Yeah, I know. What was it? Was I not supposed to go?
You know when you left without...?
- Yeah. - It wasn't the...
Your actual harness wasn't on, you were on one clip.
You've got three, one wasn't on.
Well, I didn't die, so...
Yes, but the instructor was a bit worried.
Can you see his face?
Guys, you're making me feel bad.
Maybe you should give him a hug.
Thank you, and I'm sorry that I nearly died.
You've ruined this shoot for everybody now.
No, that was a lot of fun. I especially enjoyed that final one.
I think the running jump aspect was good.
- Yes. - It was good fun again.
And your harness was actually on fine.
Yes! Let's go.
Seeing as we'd already mastered sailing,
it was time to get a bigger boat.
Did we master sailing though?
So I've been able to chat with Obi, our skipper,
and he has let us come aboard his sailing boat.
And we're gonna have some fun out on the high seas,
showing off our skills that we learnt the other day.
So may I ask who's going to be the captain today?
I think I should probably step up to the...
- You can be captain. - I think Maisie is going to be captain.
You two are perfect gentlemen, you know.
It's ladies first. Yeah, man, let the lady do...
Make yourself comfortable to the back.
OK, Masie, we'll have you come do the honours.
OK.
Alright.
OK, keep pushing away from you.
- Away? That way? - Yeah.
- How far? OK. - Push away from you.
Keep pushing away from you a little more.
Bit more?
- OK, straighten up. - Straighten up?
Straighten up, that's it, nicely done, perfect.
Now pull your tiller hard towards you. Nice.
- And now a bit more throttle? - A bit more throttle.
This is actually going a lot quicker than it may appear on camera.
She's literally, and I use the term not lightly,
gunning it through a harbour full of very expensive yachts
with a full crew.
And can't see a thing.
- Straighten up. - Straighten up now?
- Yeah. - Start straightening.
It's a narrow gap. Are we going to fit through there?
We'll fit through there.
What are you guys all doing?
Holding on for dear life. Taking a photo.
- I'm doing really well! - No, you are, I'm really...
I'm very impressed.
Keep pulling, that's it.
Yeah, man, you make this look easy, man.
We could be actively sinking
and captain Obi would still be super chilled.
Alright, so are you ready for the sails?
This is where it gets interesting. You ready?
Look up the mast right there,
you notice there is an arrow to the very top?
What you have to do is concentrate on keeping that into the wind.
Keeping us going into the wind?
That's it. Perfect.
You can start pulling up slowly, slowly.
- Keep going. - Yeah, go for it.
Go for it. Now pull hard.
- There you go. - Done, easy.
Your rope's all muddled.
We're getting told off. Yes, aye-aye, captain.
You have to keep good, clean rope,
and you have to not let it get involved in other people's rope.
I'm ready for the jib! Jib up!
- Two ropes. - Which side?
Take the excess, take it in.
- Go, go, go! More, more! - Nicely done, captain.
- You're slacking. - Nicely done.
Oliver, you had one job.
You need more! OK, what's happened here?
You haven't even got all of your slack yet. No offence.
- No, you don't tie it in yet. - Don't tie it in?
No, you've still got a lot of slack to take.
No, it's way too tight right now.
- Too tight. - Sorry, I was listening to my captain.
Is there anything worse than a back-seat captain?
You were doing exactly that earlier on.
Push away from you slowly.
Perfect. That's it. Put one more wrap one and hold it there.
So out of ten, individually,
how did we do at our jobs?
- Like ten? - Eight.
Me an eight? Or everyone an eight?
That means someone was a ten and someone was a...
- You got ten. - No!
Thank you.
- I'll give you an eight and a half. - Eight and a half.
- You only got seven! - Seven?
Seven? I was listening to Maisie.
This is peaceful.
Just the sound of the waves, yeah.
It's just us and the waves.
Well, I think we've deserved a well-earned Piton beer.
- Thank you. - Lovely.
Seeing as I think we've mastered sailing for a day.
Cheers, here's to a very enjoyable trip.
- Thanks very much. - Cheers.
Is there anything that you've wanted to do on this whole trip, Maisie?
I feel like we've done a lot.
The whole time I've just wanted to jump off
the side of a boat and into the sea.
- Oh, right, OK. - Yeah.
And, actually, that's my ride now so I think I might just do that.
If you could just hold this, and those, and also that,
that would be great, and I'll see you in a little bit.
Thanks so much for the trip, you guys. See ya!
We left Maisie precisely where we found her,
in the middle of the ocean.
Now, Obi, can you drive us back to London, please?
You don't drive a boat, you sail a boat.
Just as long as I don't have to swim.
No one's finding this as funny as I am.
You ready? Cross your legs though.
You got it!
- You ready? - OK. Yeah.
Go on, Gerard!