A fierce wind rips through the island and everyone must take shelter under the General Store. When Wee Rabbit doesn't come to the shelter, Salty and Lily must venture out, into the wind, to find her.
Stag is auditioning singers for his musical soiree. None of the auditionees are quite right - until Lord Stag hears the most perfect voice in the distance. Lily and Gull track the mystery voice down to a most surprising source.
Lord Stag needs a butler for his grand dinner party. Bull is excited to help, but his inexperience in such matters quickly turns a polite evening into something much more chaotic. Lord Stag is cross that his special evening has not gone to plan, until he learns that his guests have had the most wonderful time.
Bull is determined to become a great seadog just like Salty. When he borrows Bertha, Salty's drydocked old boat, Bull finds himself sailing across the island, hopelessly out of control.
Lord Stag commissions a portrait of himself to hang in the Stag family gallery. When his photography session is disrupted by his enthusiastic friends, Lord Stag becomes very frustrated and sends them all away. Seeing his lonely photograph on the wall makes Lord Stag realize the true value of his joyous Driftwood Bay family.
Salty's boat Delilah is showing her age and Lily is shocked to learn that Salty is replacing her with a brand new, high-tech vessel. The new boat proves much trickier to handle than Salty expected and, when a disaster occurs, Salty has to call on faithful old Delilah to save the day. Delilah is the only boat for Salty.
Lord Stag is hosting a spectacular concert on on board Delilah. The sea, however, proves far too rough and the concert is a disaster. Lord Stag is devastated until Lily arranges a ocean-concert on dry land, using the dry-docked Bertha.
Salty and Lord Stag enter very different vessels into a round-the-island boat race. Lord Stag is certain that engine power will win the day - until he runs out of fuel. Salty, in his wind-powered craft, must sacrifice victory to help his fellow sailor.
Lily and Salty get lost on an unfamiliar stretch of river on the far side of Driftwood Bay. Strange noises in the undergrowth remind Salty of a frightening incident there when he was young. These noises, however, prove to be coming from a very friendly source.
Hatsie decides that she needs help to become a little more refined and Lord Stag is happy to give her lessons in being posh. The new Hatsie, however, is impossible to understand and everyone agrees that they prefer unrefined Hatsie, just as she is.
When Lord Stag needs somewhere to stay, Salty reluctantly invites him to the Shiphouse Store. Lord Stag proves to be an incredibly demanding house guest with some outrageous requests. Salty loses patience with his new lodger and soon their friendship is in tatters. Lord Stag offers to help Salty repair an old winch and, in doing so, repairs their relationship.
Lily decides that Nonna needs help to run the Cockle Cafe cafe and recruits Lord Stag. This idea doesn't go down too well with Nonna and she quits, leaving Stag in sole charge of the cafe - with disastrous results.
Lily and Salty discover a very important ship sunk in the waters near Driftwood Bay. The Wandrin' Walrus was the ship that brought the islander's ancestors. Salty is determined to bring the Wandrin' Walrus into dock for the very last time - but the ocean has other ideas.
Nonna is attempting to cook a very special recipe. Her memory, however, is failing and, though she won't admit it, Nonna struggles to remember the ingredients. Lily steps in to help jog Nonna's memory in a very unusual way.
When Rowena, Wee Rabbit's flamboyant sister, comes to stay, the whole Driftwood Bay community does their hardest to make her feel welcome. Wee Rabbit feels in the shadow of her larger than life sibling and tries to be just as loud and just as popular.
Nonna's pipes need repairing and Salty, being a loyal brother, pledges to fix them for her. Salty's plumbing skills, however, are not up to much and things are soon erupting in a catastrophic way. Stubborn Salty finally relents and lets Hatsie, a real plumbing expert, fix the problem.
Lord Stag finds his old motor car, the Flying Felicity, and takes her out for a spin without having her checked by a mechanical expert. Lord Stag's terrible driving leaves a lot to be desired and, when his brakes fail, Lord Stag has a lucky escape.
Salty over-oils his old winch, inadvertently causing a terrible oil slick in his beloved ocean and, even worse, endangering Puffin. The island pulls together to rescue their seabird friend.
Muddy Bull is told to leave the cafe until he can clean himself up. Lily goes one better and gives Bull a full, fancy makeover. Bull's friends find his new image funny and laugh at him, without realizing that they are hurting Bull's feelings.
Salty is taking Hatsie for a peaceful picnic. He plans to play her a little song that he's written about his special hen. Lily, however, misunderstands Salty's wishes and decides to supply some music of her own, much to Salty's displeasure.
It's the annual Driftwood Bay sheep race and Bull boasts that his sheep, Lightning, is the fastest on the island. The only trouble is Bull can't catch Lightning to enter him into the race. Bull decides to dress up as Lightning and enter the race himself.
When the Haddock Haul contest becomes mired in controversy, a terrible rift opens up with two teams refusing to communicate with each other. It takes a burnt cake emergency - and a true team effort to prevent a disaster - to heal the divide.
Salty takes Lily and Gull for a spin in his old submarine. Whilst they are beneath the waves, Lily meets her old friend Snippy the hermit crab. Snippy needs a new shell but can't find a suitable one at the bottom of the ocean. Luckily, Lily's sea treasure is just the thing.
When the island gathers at the Cockle Café to stay out of the heavy rain, it quickly becomes clear that Nonna's roof is a little leaky. Bull, determined to help Nonna, takes it upon himself to fix the problem with destructive results.
Puffin feels the call to migrate with the other seabirds. Salty has a tough time admitting how he feels about Puffin's imminent departure, leaving it too late to open up to his pal. Luckily, Puffin has a change of heart and the two best pals are reunited.
Lord Stag's lunchtime piano sessions seem to be losing their appeal with the Driftwood Bay audience. With Lily's help, Lord Stag tries to give his act a bit of a lift with some magic.
It's early morning on Driftwood Bay and, before the rest of the island is awake, Lily accompanies Salty on his daily trip to the beach. When Lily thinks that Salty is in trouble, she raises the alarm with the entire island. Salty, however, is fine. He was just doing his morning exercises.
Nonna leaves Lily in charge of watering her parsley. When Lily uses too much of Salty's powerful plant food, Nonna's parsley grows far too fast. The monstrous herb soon takes over the Cockle Café kitchen. Lily tries to stop the parsley jungle before Nonna sees it.
Salty is hosting his annual bring-and-buy sale, when the Driftwood Bay community send their unwanted items to the Shiphouse Store. When an unwitting Bull finds himself being used as a cart horse, things take a chaotic turn and the island must take to the sea in a very unusual fleet of vessels to retrieve Bull's precious dandelion collection.
It's midsummer and the day of Nonna's famous Long Lunch. It's hot and when Lily and Bull's carelessness with a magnifying glass accidentally starts a fire, the celebration quickly turns into an emergency.
Lord Stag has a very special visitor, Mumsie. Lord Stag does everything he can to give his mother a nice day but, whatever he does, Mumsie is not impressed. When Mumsie falls overboard on Delilah, the experience prompts her to tell Lord Stag how she really feels about her son.
Lord Stag gets Lily - and the other islanders - lost in his overgrown ornamental garden. They wonder if they'll ever find the way out. It takes Bull and his love of barnacle bread to lead them to freedom.
Lord Stag decides to publish Driftwood Bay's very own newspaper. With Lily's help, Bull is determined to find a big front page story, but the perfect scoop proves elusive - until Bull discovers that he has been making the news without realizing.
When a baby whale is washed up on the beach, the islanders can't decide how best to help the poor creature. Bull and Lily quickly realize that a little less talk and a little more action is what is needed.
Salty is heading off on a mysterious mission to see something spectacular. The rest of the island wants to come but, when they take so long to get ready, Salty can't wait any longer and he leaves alone. His friends try to follow and are soon lost in the woods. Salty's guilt at leaving his friends gets the better of him. Luckily he finds his friends and they all manage to see Salty's spectacular sight - the Northern Lights.
Nonna is astonished to be reacquainted with her old flame, Tom, when he appears on the island. He's now the captain of a nomadic dredging boat. Tom wastes no time in asking for Nonna's hand in marriage. Nonna is very tempted - but, when she realizes that, to be with Tom, she'll need to leave Driftwood Bay, Nonna understands where her heart truly belongs.
Scoutleader Salty is taking the Driftwood Buccaneers out on Delilah to earn their seal spotting badge. When a sudden heavy fog appears, the Bucaneers find themselves alone at sea without Salty to guide them though the mist. Some quick Buccaneer thinking and some friendly seals save the day.
Nonna decides that the island needs a health kick and insists on everyone embarking on a cross country run. Lord Stag and Bull have other ideas and sneak off to eat one of Nonna's large cakes. Unfortunately their hiding place turns out to be an old boat and soon the naughty duo are floating out to sea.
A storm causes Nolene, a famous country music star, to become stranded on Driftwood Bay. While she waits for her yacht to be repaired, Nolene tempts Salty to form a glamorous singing duo with her. He'll be a big star. Salty nearly accepts Nolene's amazing offer, until he realizes how much he'll miss his friends.
Salty yearns for the excitement of his old life on the seven seas. The adventure. The drama. When Puffin gets caught in a storm, Salty needs to sail into it to rescue his pal. It seems as though Salty is getting his wish for ocean excitement after all. The storm, however, is so fierce that Salty finds himself lost in the the rough sea. Luckily, Salty's Driftwood Bay friends are on hand to guide him and Puffin home. Salty realizes that he's happy with a slower pace of life.
Lily thinks she might be getting too old to play her imaginative games and, for once, doesn't sail to Driftwood Bay. She stays with Dad who tells Lily all about his childhood and about how he has never lost the love of playing. Lily is amazed to learn that, when he was a boy, Dad would sail to his own island across the way.
It's Christmas Eve and Lord Stag's festive light show brings Santa crashing to the island. A shaken Santa loses his nerve to fly and the island is delighted to realize that they have Santa to themselves. The islanders compete for Santa's attention, and the best presents. They soon realize, however, that there are more important things at stake if Santa won't take to the skies.
Some newcomers to the island need assistance, and fast! A pair of homeless penguins arrive on the island, desperately looking for somewhere safe and warm to have their baby penguin. The penguins need a friendly stranger to take them in, but the island residents are too busy with a party at Lord Stag's to assist. When they realize their mistake, the islanders do everything they can to put things right.
It's St Scallions Day, when Driftwood Bay celebrates its history. Everyone dresses up and tells the story of the journey of The Wandrin' Walrus in one long wonderful song.
Lord Stag announces ambitious plans to develop Driftwood Bay into a busy, brash tourist resort - with hotels, airports and fast food outlets. The Driftwood Bay community is outraged and tries to change his mind, without success. It seems as though the only option for the community is to leave the island, forever. When Stag realizes that his friends are being forced from their homes, he finally sees the error of his ways.
