For Season 14, ITV relocated the camp from the usual Murwillumbah, Australia, to the Whitsunday Islands in Greece (specifically near the town of Tsaghkarada). This change provided a stunning new backdrop of ancient olive groves and rocky terrain, though the challenges remained as grueling as ever. The change in scenery was a talking point throughout the episodes, offering a fresh aesthetic to the long-running format.
The season featured a mix of reality stars, sports legends, and cultural icons. Key cast members included:
The contestants participate in a fun dance-off challenge, but things get competitive as they try to outdo each other. For Season 14, ITV relocated the camp from
The contestants face a physically demanding trial that tests their strength and endurance. Yiannis and Kostas team up to take on the challenge.
14 celebrities arrived and were immediately split into two teams. The season featured a mix of reality stars,
The "Cyclone" trial—the iconic water obstacle course—remained a highlight, with the Greek terrain offering a slightly different spin on the classic challenge. Viewers watched as Jake Quickenden emerged as a strong contender, winning stars and keeping morale high despite the dwindling food rations.
⚠️ Fan wikis (Fandom) also often update Greek reality TV seasons. Yiannis and Kostas team up to take on the challenge
Season 14 of I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! stands as one of the most unique chapters in the show's history. While the series is synonymous with the Australian outback, the 2014 edition saw the celebrities swap the jungle for the ruins, as the show moved its production base to .
Included late arrivals Tryphon Samaras and Patrick Ogunsoto.
The Greek island of Rhodes welcomes a new batch of celebrities for the 14th season of "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Greece". The contestants are a mix of TV personalities, musicians, and social media influencers.