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A Curated Edit of Luxury Holidays That Transcend Just the Destination A curated edit of luxury holidays that transcend just the destination c ome Inside Wel 02. The Escapist Travel is most meaningful when it’s about you… 06. The Romantic Retreater Embark on a journey of personal growth; travelling on a deeper level and exploring the world with purpose. 08. The Self-Improver This curated collection of luxury holiday inspiration is tailored to the type of traveller you are or long to be. 12. The Adventurer Perhaps you’re on the lookout for an exceptional 18. The Gourmet Globetrotter one-of-a-kind adventure, maybe you wish to splash out and mark a memorable occasion with an extra 22. The Pioneer special holiday in style, or, you imagine spiriting the whole family away on a journey full of extraordinary 26. The Traditionalist moments. Whatever your passion or drive for travel, it has the ability to expand your mind and enrich your 32. The Conservationist life; discover who you can be. 36. The Frequent Weekender You are at the very soul of the holidays we create. Let us shape the way you travel, let us reacquaint 38. The Family Travellers you with yourself. The Escapist the escapist Going off-grid can seem daunting to some, but not you. You can think of nothing better than taking time out, and completely letting go – for a little while at least. A far-flung destination that couldn’t be further from the daily grind, it’s time to take some R&R that’s entirely your own. Find your escape, you deserve it. 04 The The Escapist Escapist A Four Seasons Maldivian Adventure Tropical healing Island living at its best Serenity seekers on the hunt for some Arrive by helicopter to the paradisiacal 14 nights well-earned downtime need look no further private island of Six Senses Zil Pasyon. than A-listers’ favourite, COMO Parrot Head straight to the spa, built around Uncover the wonders of the boulder granite rocks, for some well Cay in Turks & Caicos. The epitome of Maldives as you sail between the deserved R&R, or trek through native pristine hideaway of Landaa private island escapism, this minimalist, jungle to ascend nearby Top Hill where Giraavaru and the enchanting back-to-nature utopia is home to acres of unspoilt mangroves, a mile long beach and you can warm by the bonfire and soak up garden island of Kuda Huraa on the renowned COMO Shambhala Retreat. the views of a superlative Seychelles Four Seasons Explorer, a sunset. luxurious, three-deck catamaran and floating PADI Dive Centre. A model of sustainability The brainchild of Hollywood hero, Your odyssey begins at Four Seasons Marlon Brando, this private French Landaa Giraavaru where your stay Polynesian atoll is the embodiment of will be punctuated with incredible far-flung luxe. Aptly named The adventures. ‘Fly’ over coral reefs in the Brando, this eco-conscious property world’s first three-person DeepFlight strives to Submarine. Swim with turtles, sharks preserve its picturesque surroundings, and manta rays by day, and spend your with guests encouraged to delve deeper evenings enjoying a private cinema into the effects of their environmental screening under the stars or a Night ethos and get involved in the research, Spa ritual beneath the jungle moon. discovery and exploration of the atoll. Clockwise from top: Iceland Luxury Camp, Mandarin Oriental Canouan, andBeyond Out of sight From Landaa, board Four Seasons Benguerra Island Just a private jet ride from west Explorer for a four-night dive Barbados’ coast, Mandarin Oriental, Canouan’s cruise, supported by a crew ready to iconic estate in The Grenadines combines conjure up incredible experiences at castaway-chic with laid-back luxury to create a moments notice - from a ‘bijoux a level of escapism reserved for the truly sandbank spa’ for one to a Maldivian afternoon tea with a remote island elite. Hike up Mount Royal for panoramic community. Disembark at Four views of postcard-worthy vistas, or head Seasons Kuda Huraa where you underwater to snorkel in a sea renowned for can learn to surf, retreat to the its impressive turtle population. adults- only Serenity Pool, help care Remote control for baby turtles, or delve deep into Escape reality in Iceland and step into A sense of place the Island Spa’s ‘Healing Waters’ your private Luxury Camp – a fully Overlooking Bazaruto National Park, the menu. serviced, igloo-inspired tent that takes the only marine reserve in Mozambique, the form of Also includes: eco-centric lodge of andBeyond a heated bubble. There’s no set location Return flights, 7 nights at Four and the site is chosen specifically for you. Benguerra Island offers pristine beaches Seasons Landaa Giraavaru, 4 nights and iridescent coral reefs teeming with Be as imaginative as you like; previous aboard Four Seasons Explorer, 3 exotic wildlife. settings have included a glacier, lava field, nights at Four Seasons Kuda Huraa. overlooking a black sand beach and by a Embark on a castaway picnic for local cascading waterfall. fare, 360° views of the azure Indian To find out more about this Clockwise from top: Ocean, and the chance to see Africa’s last journey please get in touch Two Bedroom Beach House, sustainable population of dugongs. COMO Parrot Cay, Pool Villa at Six Senses Zil Pasyon, Three Bedroom Villa,The Brando, Naturalist Trail, The Brando 06 To speak to one of our specialists, please see contact details on back 07 cover The Romantic The Romantic Retreater Retreater Legends of the Amalfi Coast Clockwise from left: Coral Three-Bedroom Villa, Rosewood Mayakoba, Pavilion Suite Waterfront, Domes Miramare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Rosewood Mayakoba beachfront the romantic 9 nights retreater A voyage of cultural learning and Unabridged time spent just the two of you, in lands that cultivate the senses and make the ‘real world’ but discovery; with a fine helping of a distant memory. Here there are no worries, no burdens, nothing but a guilt-free stretch of time to spend breathtaking scenery, exceptional doing exactly what you love, with who you love. For those looking for a slice of grown-up peace and cuisine and romantic moments. quiet, this is our pick of where to hide out à deux. This ten-day epic adventure along the Amalfi Coast incorporates all the legends, history and magnificence of Italy’s most beautiful stretch of coastline. With private guided tours of Ravello, the ruins of Paestum, Axel Munthe’s Villa and Emperor Tiberius’ Villa Jovis, you will be simultaneously immersed, entertained and educated in Italian culture. Try your hand at pasta making in a traditional Italian mamma’s kitchen, visit a buffalo farm to produce your own mozzarella and sample a true margherita at the world’s first pizzeria. Downtime can be enjoyed on a private island where you will enjoy a tranquil lunch, bathing in the sea-water pool and taking in the captivating scenery. Share intimate moments during an al fresco classical concert in Ravello, enjoy an exclusive visit backstage at the San Carlo opera house and shop for unique pieces at Vietri sul Mare, world famous for its colourful ceramics. Greek chic Connection & conversation Just like many an aristocrat before them, Rosewood Mayakoba ticks a lot of Also includes: guests to the newly restored adults-only beachside bliss boxes: intimate dinners on Return flights by private jet from Domes Miramare, a Luxury London, 3 nights at Belmond retreat, private lawns, your own rooftop sundeck Hotel Caruso, Ravello, 3 nights at Collection Resort in Corfu, will receive and plunge pool, not to mention scenic Hotel San Pietro, Positano and 3 the kind of laid-back five-star service boat rides to the spa sitting on a private nights at Grand Hotel Quisisana, that allows them the space to truly be island. Yet, nestled between Cancun and Capri. with themselves. Highlights include Playa del Carmen means it also makes for dining overseen by a Michelin-starred the ideal gateway into the heart of Mayan To find out more about this chef and chic waterfront suites just steps culture - although, you may find yourself journey please get in touch from the sublime private beach. not wanting to leave the resort’s gates at all. 08 To speak to one of our specialists, please see contact details on back 09 cover The Self- The Self- Improver Improver Jet set glow Start your journey to a happier, healthier version of you at the serene Six Senses Kaplankaya, Turkey. The celebrated Six Senses spa, with its salt grottos and steamy hammams, uses a mixture of high- tech science and high-touch therapy through a range of personalised programmes which focus on obtaining optimum well-being, sleep, mindfulness and nutrition. Top to bottom: Candle light dinner at Six Senses Kaplankaya, Terrace Suite, Curtain Bluff, Tennis at Curtain Bluff Opposite: Yoga at Six Senses Kaplankaya The Self– Game set match Few resorts have world-class tennis facilities and programmes as comprehensive as Curtain Bluff in Improver Antigua. Enthusiasts, both novice and advanced alike, will find three resident professionals available For you it is not enough to simply visit a destination; instead you see travel as a way to better yourself. for private lessons to help work on that Whether you view holidays as a chance to learn new skills, tap into your creativity or improve your state of backhand or even challenge guests to a mind on a wellness inspired getaway, allow us to introduce experiences that will positively impact your life, game. Recover in The Spa; relaxed muscles even upon your return home. will help improve your game. 10 To speak to one of our specialists, please see contact details on back 11 cover The Self- The Self- Improver Improver Sensory Reawakening A cultural awakening Dive right in Beyond the slopes Those looking for a more engaging and The breathtaking reefs and mesmerising If the thrill of the slopes is not quite educational way to experience Balinese marine life of the Maldives is inspiration enough, imagine learning a language in a culture would do well to consider a stay enough to plunge underwater.
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