The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is set to bring a new collection of ocean-themed films to North Wales this autumn.

Organised as a celebration of the planet's oceans, the festival will screen films showcasing seafaring adventures and marine life.

Jemima Robinson, festival founder and chief executive officer, said: "The Ocean Film Festival Tour is a platform for storytelling that brings the beauty, challenges and importance of our oceans to audiences around the world.

"This year's line-up is testament to the incredible adventures, talents and environmental messages that resonate with us all.

Tess hopes her art, which speaks of the places, people, and ocean she loves, will spark curiosity and imagination (Image: Ocean Film Festival) "We are thrilled to share these inspiring films and celebrate the magic of the ocean."

The UK tour is presented by the Marine Conservation Society and PADI, the world's largest diver organisation.

The festival was created in Australia to inspire people to enjoy, explore, and protect our oceans.

This year marks the 11th year it has toured the UK.

The event will feature a series of short films, each introduced by a compere, and there will be a free prize giveaway to win ocean-related goodies.

Among the film highlights is "Ice Maiden," which follows adventurer Lisa Blair on her quest to become the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, and unassisted around Antarctica.

The festival was created in Australia to inspire people to enjoy, explore, and protect our oceans (Image: Ocean Film Festival) The film captures her fight for survival amidst unexpected, life-threatening weather conditions.

Another film, "The Whale Song," explores the communication of humpback whales.

It uncovers how these majestic creatures remix each other's tunes, passing melodies around the world's oceans.

The film draws a parallel between the whales' harmonies and the musical genius of DJ Sam Feldt, who transforms whale songs into human beats.

"Tess Felix: Portrait of an Artist" tells the story of California-based artist Tess Felix.

She uses plastic debris to create mosaic portraits, a vibrant response to the perilous state of our oceans.

Tess hopes her art, which speaks of the places, people, and ocean she loves, will spark curiosity and imagination.