Hunting Atlantis

Stel and Jess sail to Sicily with the aim of exploring Europe’s largest active volcano. Their investigation takes them deep into a concealed labyrinth, revealing the complex’s hidden passages. The journey culminates in the discovery of a mysterious monolith submerged beneath the sea.

The series Sicily’s Secrets is presented as a programme episode that follows an investigative travel format. In this instalment the focus is on uncovering lesser‑known aspects of the Italian island, combining on‑location reporting with a sense of adventure. The episode sits comfortably within the broader genre of exploratory television. Presenters Stel and Jess set off by boat for Sicily, intent on examining the continent’s largest active volcano. Their journey takes them along the island’s rugged coastline, where they gather information about the volcanic landscape and its historical significance. The pair’s aim is to understand the forces shaping the region. During their research, Stel and Jess discover a concealed labyrinth hidden beneath the volcanic terrain. The maze, described as an intricate network of passageways, adds an unexpected layer to their exploration. They navigate the structure, seeking clues that might link it to the island’s geological or cultural past. The investigation also leads the duo to an enigmatic monolith submerged beneath the surrounding waters. This underwater monument, noted for its unusual shape and uncertain origin, becomes a focal point of their inquiry. By documenting the monolith, Stel and Jess aim to shed light on its possible connection to the hidden labyrinth and the volcano.