You can enjoy S4C programmes on demand on S4C Clic when you register for free. You can also enjoy S4C Clic's box sets.
Here's the full list of content available to watch internationally on S4C Clic.
Not registered yet? Create your free account now, it only takes 2 minutes and we'll remember you next time.
Have any questions about how to watch S4C from outside of Wales and the UK? Contact gwifren@s4c.cymru and we will happily assist you if you have questions on specific programmes you'd like to watch.
For information about which devices S4C Clic is available on, click here.
Join Beti George and Huw Stephens for a brand-new series as they visit some of Wales' best accommodation and dining experiences.
More S4C programmes than ever before are now available to watch around the globe.
If you wish to receive information from us in the future about S4C's international content, you can subscribe to receive an occasional email.
If you are happy to receive information from S4C about our international content, or for us to ask for your views about our services, please provide us with your email address.
We recognise that your personal details need to be treated with care. We'll never pass your details on to anyone without your permission and we'll explain clearly how to unsubscribe each time we contact you.
Join Aled Samuel and Mandy Watkins as they travel across Wales looking at a variety of tasteful and interesting homes. In this programme we'll be looking at an old school in Llysworney that's now a lovely family cottage, a contemporary Victorian house in Bala, and a home full of art on Anglesey
Seven Welsh people from different backgrounds will share a house and discuss the subjects that affect them. The Welsh language will come into focus as the group questions whether we are making enough effort to use the Welsh language. They will also ask if Wales is too woke, and discuss the use of pronouns and the arguments around cancelling the song Delilah
In this series former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell travels around Wales and tries out various and interesting activities. A chance to practice his Welsh and learn new vocabulary whilst trying an array of different experiences. This week he'll be visiting Zip Forrest, River Tubing and Ice Sculpting.
In this series presenter Lara Catrin and professional organiser Gwenan Rosser will be sorting wardrobes and bedrooms all over Wales. 'A place for everything and everything in its place' is the aim. This week we'll be decluttering and transforming Alys Mererid's wardrobe at her home in Cardiff.
Following the attack at the Iard, Ben finds himself having to answer a lot of questions from a number of people including Iestyn, Gwenno, the police and Jason. He will find things progressively difficult as he tries to continue with his lies, especially as a few people are suspicious of him. As Lea takes a leap forward in dealing with the fact that Mathew is her father, it comes as a great shock for Philip and will be too much for someone else to handle. Dani's problems contiune as Rhys and Trys
Bradley is trying to stay sober and finish his unpaid work hours in order to complete his period on Probation. Having stopped drinking almost a year ago, Tiffany's Community Order is about to end. Probation Service Officers Jo and Lynne must manage their behaviour in the community to prevent them from reoffending and keep the public safe.
Flowers, veg and all life's good stuff, with Meinir Gwilym, Sioned Edwards and Rhys Rowlands. At Pont y T¿r Sioned is creating a striking flower arrangement. In Cardiff, Rhona focuses her attention on succulent plants while Rhys visits the 'Avant-Garde Vegan', Gaz Oakley, at his garden in Monmouthshire.
JD Cymru Premier Play-off Final between Caernarfon and Penybont. The winners of the play-offs will join The New Saints, Connah's Quay and Bala Town in the European qualifying rounds over the summer. The Cofis hope to qualify for Europe for the first time in their history, while Pen-y-bont look to return to Europe for the second year running. K/O 14.45.
Jason Mohammad journeys around some of the world's greatest and most iconic sports stadiums. In the second programme, Jason visits iconic stadiums that are symbols of regional and national identity, including the Principality Stadium, Croke Park, Dublin, Anfield, and Henningsvær football pitch.
Potsh -- the show where 4 inexperienced cooks take over the kitchen. Leah and Dyfed will be helping the pink and blue teams as they try to win the Golden Pineapple! They will battle it out over three rounds. Firstly, creating a meal in 10 mins, then a surprise game awaits and to finish, the main course where they will follow a recipe...but some of the lines might be missing! In this programme Ysgol Y Strade will be cooking Carbonara
We follow 3 celebrities as they prepare and cook a three-course meal to enjoy with each other. Each of the three will be responsible for choosing one course each but they will not prepare or cook their chosen recipe. But will the food and the chat around the table be to everyone's taste' A fun cooking and celebrity chat series. The celebrities taking part in this episode are actors from the Welsh soap opera Pobol Y Cwm.
Join Ryland Teifi as he goes on an excursion with his daughters Lowri and Cifa across six counties in Ireland and Wales. Two areas that are home to his family on either side of the sea. We start in the county of Waterford, or Port Láirge in Irish in the village of their current home, An Rinn, in the east of the county. This is the family home of Ryland's wife, Róisín and this is a Gaeltacht village, an Irish language area and an area full of culture.
This film tells the story of one of the most beautiful rivers in Wales. The river Dyfi is considered to be the border between north and south Wales. The source is the lake Creiglyn Dyfi in the lee of the mountain Aran Fawddwy in Snowdonia. From there the river travels 30 miles to the sea at Aberdyfi and along the way provides a home for an amazing variety of wildlife: flowers, birds and other animals. The film explores the landscape and wildlife that lives in and around this remarkable river.
Repeat to mark Deafness Awareness Week. For the first time ever, the men's and women's rugby teams are competing in the World Deaf Rugby Championship in Argentina. Although they faced challenges, on and off the field, Deaf Rugby Wales were determined to overcome the difficulties and return home as double World Cup Champions.
Former dentist Matt York has landed a job in North Wales with Public Health Wales. This means that he, with his partner Robbie who is Deaf, are looking for a new home. Their host, Janine Hall, originally from England, moved to Blaenau Ffestiniog six years ago and has learned Welsh. Topics explored will include lack of affordable housing, airbnbs, diversity, disability and how easy is it to integrate into a small community.
Series following Marian and Rob Evans from Llansteffan, who bought a farmhouse with land, a forest and a Norman castle. In the final episode, after a two year wait, we will see the first ever official wedding at Llansteffan Castle. Also, Ffion and Catrin have a taste of beekeeping, and we will hear about Marian's grand plans for the future of the farm and her businesses.
A new series about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. Nedw Napan is missing! And there's no way Deian will go and stay at Grandma and Grandpa's house without his cuddly toy. With a little help from Mr Bin, the twins reach Hugo Hap-gipio, who is reluctant to give Nedw back and intends to re-home him. Will the twins be able to find Nedw before he leaves for his new home'
We follow the attempts to break Guinness World Records in Wales for 2024 - and one ambitious attempt includes a giant lorry, a monster truck and the longest tug of war rope in the world! Then, Bois y Pizza and Ysgol y Strade aim to break the record for the biggest flip card picture - and there will also be an attempt to break the record for the fastest 20 meters on a Space Hopper and build the tallest tower made of Welshcakes! Presenters Alun Williams and Rhianna Loren are back to break more Gui
Swansea Stadium will be a sea of red and green on one of the biggest days in the sporting calendar - Welsh Varsity day, with the women's and men's teams playing for more than intercollegiate pride - these are games to define a season. Join Heledd Anna and the team for highlights of the games and from the various sports competitions that take place throughout the day - as the two universities compete for the Varsity Shield.
While the Welsh community in Dubai continues to grow, Ellen works on her father's 'special language' with her son Elias. Mike meets with Gareth to take a look at some of the most expensive cars in the world and we find out how business is developing for Elinor with her curly hair products.
In this episode, our 3 creative designers-Gwyn Eiddior, Mandy Watkins and Carwyn Lloyd Jones face the challenge of transforming 3 spaces in the home of a young couple in Carmarthen. As always, the couple have no idea of the designs. The designers have different budgets to work from -so who knows what the result will be' Will our make-over team succeed in transforming an old house into a new pad'
A brand new cookery series with Colleen Ramsey showing how she enjoys her life through food. In the last programme of the series, she shows us some 'fancy pants' creations, some look more complex than they are. Also, Colleen's Mum and Dad come over to enjoy a special dessert.
A 'sci-fi' series full of suspense. Mari comes face to face with her father at last. It's a race against time ¿ with danger lurking behind every corner in Itopia, will Alys and the others find a way to save Lwsi, or get hold of F.N. Stine in time to stop the update' Final episode of the series.
Celebrate the magic of Christmas with Aled Jones and friends, with performances by Aled himself, Al Lewis, Lily Beau, and Italian sensation Carly Paoli. No Good Boyo bring their usual twist on some festive favourites, Glain Rhys is at the piano, and Siwan Henderson and Steffan Rhys Hughes bring a touch of West End magic to proceedings. Also featuring Y Cledrau, Brigyn, and some brass band brilliance from Band Pres Tongwynlais, with a finale to remember featuring Aled and a very special choir.
Tribute programme to remember one of the greats of the rugby world in Wales who died recently - Barry John. Family and friends reminisce about his life and his tremendous talent. A moving and emotional programme about one of Wales' icons and one of the best rugby players Wales has ever seen, celebrating his life and his tremendous contribution.
This time: Paris. A city full of love. A city full of culture. A city full of food. It's a historic trip, as the clash between Wales and the mighty Les Bleus well-known. But the boys are not here for the rugby - they want to taste the special Greek that this city, which is so famous for its food, can offer. Pizzas with the famous Yves Camdeborde, mushrooms growing in an old car park, cider and a pizza party of course. Ooh la la!
Following the recent documentary Bois y Rhondda, this series will follow the adventures of the young people of the Rhondda Valley as they adapt to the new world and face the challenges of life. In a warm series full of humour and tears, we take a look at the complexities of modern society, and the struggles that a younger generation faces when there are very few opportunities in the area where they grew up.
In this special episode, Chris collaborates with Wales' international community to create stunning recipes with a fiery twist. From the Caribbean to the Philippines, Syria to Japan - talented cooks from around the globe will help Chris serve the dishes in spectacular style at his bustling world food market in Caernarfon!
In tribute to the late Iolo Trefri, here's another opportunity to watch this episode in which Mari Lovgreen celebrates the achievements of one of Anglesey's legendary characters - not comedian Tudur Owen - but his father, who's spent an entire lifetime pushing boundaries. Not all farmers invent a new breed of sheep, venture into entertainment, open a famous restaurant and infamous zoo, and then at 90 decided to re-open a pub!
As John and Dilwyn come to the end of their journey, they visit Wales, Wisconsin where they marvel at the many signs the Welsh have left in the area - from Welsh flags to street names. Dilwyn is initiated into the Harley Davidson motorcycle chapter in the city while John learns that the Welsh launched Milwaukee's famous brewing industry. The two pals board the camper van for the final time to drive towards Wales from Wales.
Special repeat, following Barry John's death recently. Celebrating 50 years since the British and Irish Lions won their only series in New Zealand, Welsh rugby icons, including Barry John, Gareth Edwards and Gerald Davies, remember how one of history's greatest sides defeated The All Blacks.
The final episode of the series takes us to the South East to meet Lemfreck, the Newport-based musician, as he follows the city's tradition of revolution and tries to bring together the Welsh language and the MOBO Cymru scene. Performances by Lemfreck, Mace the Great, Lily Beau, Luke RV and Dom & Lloyd.
The Tywi valley brings the series to a close. He meets farmer Aled Edwards and his wife Eleri in Cilycwm where they breed Limousin cattle. Llandovery College Head Boy Huw Richards Price tells Roy of his online business enterprise before Roy meets a fellow bike rider Jim Griffiths who travels the world months at a time on his bike. The series comes to an end in Llansteffan where Roy catches up with an old friend, broadcaster Sara Edwards, who is Lord Lieutenant of Dyfed.
A series following the journey of father and son, Wayne and Connagh Howard, around some of the islands of Wales. In the last programme of the series, they have a 'ghostly' experience at Machynys; an exhilarating ride across to Flatholm Island, and a visit to Wales' most popular island ¿ Barry Island!
Repeat to mark Karl Jenkins' 80th birthday. On November 11, 2018, to commemorate the centenary of the end of WW1, singers from all over the world united for the televised performance of A Mass for Peace by Sir Karl Jenkins at the Mercedes Benz Arena, Berlin. With the composer himself leading, a unified choir of voices from 27 nations will come together in a city symbolizing peace, solidarity, freedom and tolerance. Countries will include Austria, Israel, Australia, Russia, New Zealand, the Phili
A Christmas Show with BBC National Orchestra of Wales and a cast of popular characters and presenters from Cyw. Everyone in the Cyw World can't wait for Cyw to come home for Christmas. They're busy preparing for the big day when they receive a phone call from Cyw and there's a problem! Will Cyw make it home in time for Christmas and will Santa have enough time to fill the sleigh' Perhaps Deian and Loli can help'
'Dyfodol i Dewi' explores comedian Eleri Morgan's moral struggle with bringing a baby into an uncertain world, due to climate change. Having vowed never to have a child of her own, because of the huge carbon footprint of Western babies, Eleri now finds herself with a shock pregnancy and 6 months to find ways to have a more eco friendly baby, and find some positivity about the future.
Join Aled Samuel and Mandy Watkins as they travel across Wales visiting a variety of tasteful and interesting homes. In this programme we'll be featuring a barn that's been transformed into a striking property in Ceredigion, a new build that's the perfect family home in the Gower and a stylish terraced house situated in Pontcanna, Cardiff.
A special episode about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. It's Christmas Eve and when they meet a toy soldier called Arwen, Deian a Loli learn that there is a crisis - the Christmas Spirit has disappeared and without it Christmas will be cancelled!! Arwen must be helped to find the Christmas Spirit right away before Christmas is over forever!
An evening of LGBTQ+ comedy filmed in front of a live audience at Cardiff Bay's historic Norwegian Church hosted by Al Parr. The stars of the show are some of Wales' best comedians - Priya Hall, Ellis Lloyd Jones, Leila Navabi, Chris Rio, and Sianny Thomas. The programme also includes a special performance by the Welsh Ballroom Community.
Gareth the Orangutan presents Gareth!, his long-awaited television showcase where Gareth and his house-band, HMS Morris, host a variety of famous guests for a chats, games and a song. In this episode Gareth interviews Eden pop star and author, Non Parry along with actor and comedian, Iwan John.
Garmon ab Ion leads the audience through a series of challenges based on game formats previously seen on Hansh videos. A mix of familiar faces from the channel and members of the audience, Garmon will try to answer the eternal question "Who is better: Gogs or Hwntws - Northerners or Southerners'" The contestants will go head to head against the channel's familiar faces in popular challenges e.g. 'Electrical Quiz', 'What's in the box''' and 'Never have I ever'.
Series with Angharad Mair and Siân Thomas celebrating 30 years of Heno. Sit back to laugh and marvel at some of the great stories of the late 90s. In the last programme of the series: 'cool' bands of the time, the Rugby World Cup in Wales, celebrating the millennium, and a talk with presenter Aled Jones.
In the last episode of Iaith ar Daith the comedians and actors Jayde Adams and Geraint Rhys Edwards embark on a linguistic road trip across Wales. Jayde will attempt to learn Welsh and will face a variety of challenges along the way-with Geraint by her side throughout. There will be quite o lot of cheese featured-maybe even a cheesy joke or two' So will the Welsh be flowing or will Jayde be drowning in the language'
The musicians Al Lewis and Mari Mathias are on a pilgrimage to the Lorient Interceltique Festival, in Brittany. The festival is a unique celebration of the music and culture of the Celtic countries, with 5,000 musicians, singers, dancers, and visual artists performing there. There will be music, conversations, and more.
During the series Miriam Isaac finds out what preconceptions familiar influencers have about Wales. The first episode of a new series will see Gemma Collins immersing herself within the true reality of Wales. After two days in Wales will the Queen of Towie agree that we are more than 'Daffs & Taffs''
A Million Welsh Speakers: this is the Welsh Government's language goal by 2050. Is this strategy likely to succeed or is Garmon's vision of fighting, love and singing more hopeful' From an MMA fight to glamour photography and a live gig, Garmon is determined to leave his mark.
Sion Jenkins guides the Pawb a'i Farn discussion from Pontyberem Hall in the Gwendraeth Valley. Among the topics to be discussed will be the shortage of family doctors, the need to tackle child poverty, and how the decline of the agricultural industry is endangering the Welsh language as a community language.
A new face leads the Unit Thirteen car crew to show why so many people are obsessed with lorries in Wales. The lads can't understand why anyone likes the "boring, slow, ugly" things on the road - just a tool to do a job. It's really nuts how quickly they change their minds to tell you the truth...
Tata steel works are consulting on the loss of 2,400 jobs at the steel works in Port Talbot by the end of March this year. In this programme we find out more about the community through the eyes of two members. It is a town and area that is dependent on the steel works for employment, and in one way or another, almost every single aspect of the community has a connection with the steel works. Is there hope for the community after losing this many jobs'
It's Rhys and Trystan's wedding day and after everything they suffered with Chloe everyone pulls together to make the occasion as memorable as possible for the happy couple. But it seems that it will be an extremely memorable day for Dani too! Whilst most people are looking forward to the celebrations, Ioan is excited to go and collect Efan from the clinic; it will give the boys a chance to finalise their plans to run away, but in order for that to work it is essential that their father doesn't
A chance to see Swansea Women v Cardiff Women live. K/O 3.45. Swansea Stadium will be a sea of ¿¿red and green on one of the biggest days in sporting life - the day of the Welsh Varsity. Cardiff Women gave Swansea women a run for their money last year for the second year in a row - can the home team pay it back on their own turf' Join Heledd Anna and the team for all the excitement. Welsh commentary by Owain Gwynedd and Elinor Snowsill and English by Dave Rogers and Siwan Lillycrap.
Join Mirain Iwerydd and Iwan Steffan to see who has reached the top of the scoreboard and won their place in the grand final. The 3 with the highest marks across the series go head to head in a program full of fun, energy and colour to create an outfit for the drag artist Catrin Feelings.
Elin will be chatting to international rugby player and commentator, Nathan Brew. In front of a roaring fire and a stone's throw from Penllergaer forest, we get a history of his upbringing in Brynaman, his career on the rugby pitch, and raising 5 children! Here's to a heart-warming conversation on a cold autumn evening.
Repeat, following the recent death of Leah Owen. Tonight Elin Fflur will be visiting Leah in the garden of her home in Prion, Denbighshire. Although she has trained generations of Denbigh children and her roots are now deep in the area, she remains an "Anglesey girl" in her heart. In front of a roaring fire, with a bowl of Lobscouse and the memories flowing, we get to know Leah, the mother, trainer and singer who has influenced generations of Denbighshire and Anglesey children.
The world and Wales have changed forever and Tudur has been trying to make sense of it all. Does the world need to be more lazy' Will England ever be an independent country' Should language police wear uniforms' Tudur asks these questions and many more in his new stand up show, filmed in front of a live audience in Neuadd Dwyfor, Pwllheli. But does he have any answers' Hardly!
Programme to coincide with Black History Month. What is being Welsh' What do Welsh speakers look like' What about the language we use' 75 years since immigrants from the Caribbean arrived in Britain on the Windrush ship, Emily Pemberton asks the questions, drawing on the experiences of her family, friends and community past and present in Cardiff.
