Top luxury destinations and exclusive getaways
Top luxury destinations and exclusive getaways
Exclusive getaways for luxury travel
Luxury travel is defined less by price than by the quality of attention, access and experience that money can unlock at the top end of the market. The most rewarding luxury destinations are those where premium spending delivers genuinely differentiated access, whether through private wilderness concessions, intimate small-ship itineraries or historic properties with a sense of place that purpose-built resort hotels cannot replicate. Spending more at the wrong destination delivers diminishing returns.
The most compelling luxury travel experiences tend to combine exceptional natural or cultural settings with highly personalised service and a ratio of staff to guests that allows genuine responsiveness rather than scripted hospitality. Private guiding, exclusive access to closed sites and bespoke itinerary construction around specific interests represent the most meaningful differentiators at the top end of the market, delivering experiences unavailable to independent travellers regardless of budget.
The luxury travel market has expanded considerably and price alone is no longer a reliable indicator of quality, with significant variation between operators at similar price points. Specialist agents with direct operator relationships consistently deliver better value and access than direct booking at the top end of the market. Booking windows for the most sought-after properties and experiences are long and the best options in high-demand destinations sell out well in advance of peak season.
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City in Japan
Tokyo
Japan's capital of temples, towers and food
Sushi counters seating fewer than ten guests hold multiple Michelin stars in this city. Ginza's flagship boutiques occupy some of the world's most expensive retail real estate. Visitors can stay in a hotel suite overlooking the skyline from fifty stories up. Private tea ceremonies offer a quieter counterpoint to the city's neon streets.
City in United Kingdom
London
A Tapestry of History and Modernity
Mayfair's garden squares sit within walking distance of some of the city's most storied hotels. Private members clubs occupy Georgian townhouses tucked behind unmarked doors nearby. Visitors can browse Bond Street boutiques before afternoon tea at a historic hotel lounge. Auction houses like Christie's and Sotheby's hold sales just streets away.
City in United States
New York City
Five boroughs of skyline, food and museums
Penthouses above Central Park command some of the highest prices per square foot. Private clubs occupy landmark buildings just off Fifth Avenue's shopping strip. Visitors can catch a Broadway premiere before a late dinner at a chef's table. Auction houses hold major sales of art and jewellery through the autumn season.
Country
Monaco
Glamour on the Mediterranean coast
This tiny principality has no income tax, drawing wealthy residents to its harbour front towers. The Monte Carlo Casino has drawn high rollers since opening in the 1860s. Visitors can watch Formula One cars race through city streets each spring during the Grand Prix. Superyachts fill the harbour for the Monaco Yacht Show each September.
City in Switzerland
Geneva
Where nature meets international flair
A fountain called the Jet d'Eau shoots water 140 metres above the lake's surface. Private banks and watchmakers have quietly served wealthy clients here for centuries. Visitors can browse boutiques along the Rue du Rhone before lunch beside the water. The nearby Alps are visible on clear days from almost anywhere in the city.
Island in Greece
Santorini
Breathtaking Views and Blue Domes
This island formed from a caldera collapse that also helped end the Minoan civilisation. Cliffside villages like Oia and Fira perch along the rim above the sunken centre. Visitors can sail into the caldera for a swim near active volcanic hot springs. Cave hotels carved into the cliff face often include private plunge pools.
Region in France
French Riviera
Glamorous Mediterranean Getaway
Grand hotels line this stretch of Mediterranean coast, many dating back to the belle epoque era. Yacht harbours at Monaco, Cannes and Antibes fill with superyachts each summer. Visitors can drive the corniche roads that hug cliffs above the water between towns. Villas tucked into hillside pine forests once hosted painters like Matisse and Picasso.
City in United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi
Modern luxury meets rich traditions
Emirates Palace covers more than a mile of private beach, gilded in gold leaf throughout. A vending machine inside the hotel once dispensed gold bars instead of snacks. Visitors can tour the nearby Louvre Abu Dhabi, its dome scattering light like leaves. Yas Island adds a Formula One circuit and marinas within a short drive.
City in United States
Park City (Utah)
Where Olympic dreams meet culture
Two former mining town resorts merged to form the country's largest single ski area. The Sundance Film Festival takes over Main Street's historic buildings each January. Visitors can ski from private chalets directly onto groomed runs each morning. Silver mining tunnels beneath the resort once made this one of Utah's wealthiest towns.
Island in Spain
Mallorca
Mediterranean Magic: Beaches & Mountains
Cap Formentor's cliffs drop straight into the sea at the island's dramatic northern tip. Historic fincas in the interior have been converted into boutique countryside hotels. Visitors can sail from Port de Soller along a coastline backed by the Tramuntana mountains. Superyachts fill the marina at Puerto Portals each summer season.
City in Mexico
Cabo San Lucas
Arches, Beaches, Nightlife and Adventure
El Arco, a rock arch, marks where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. Yachts and sportfishing boats fill the marina at the centre of town each morning. Visitors can charter a boat to Lover's Beach, accessible only from the water. Resorts along the Tourist Corridor line the coast towards San Jose del Cabo.
Island in Bahamas
Paradise Island
Turquoise Waters and Endless Thrills
A single bridge connects this island to Nassau, lined with sprawling resorts and casinos. Marine habitats built into the resorts let guests view sharks and rays up close. Visitors can snorkel calm coves or gamble in casinos open late into the night. Private villas on the island's quieter side offer beaches away from resort crowds.
Island in Italy
Sardinia
Turquoise seas and ancient secrets
The Costa Smeralda was developed in the 1960s by a group led by the Aga Khan. Superyachts anchor each summer off beaches with sand so fine it feels like powder. Visitors can dine in Porto Cervo before browsing boutiques along the marina. Inland villages preserve older traditions far removed from the coast's resort scene.
Village in Italy
Positano
Cliffside Beauty on Amalfi Coast
Pastel houses stack up a steep hillside, tumbling almost to the edge of the sea. Boutique hotels built into the cliff face often require climbing dozens of steps. Visitors can shop for handmade sandals in workshops tucked along narrow lanes. Boats depart the small harbour for day trips along the rest of the coast.
City in United States
Palm Springs
Desert Modernism and Mountain Views
Midcentury modern homes designed by architects like Richard Neutra dot this desert resort town. Natural hot springs first drew visitors here long before the celebrity retreats followed. Visitors can ride the aerial tramway up to cooler pine forests above the desert floor. Poolside villas with mountain views remain a favourite weekend escape from Los Angeles.
Nature Reserve in Botswana
Okavango Delta
Africa’s Uncharted Water Wilderness
Floodwaters from Angola's highlands spread across this delta each year, turning desert to wetland. Luxury camps here often allow night drives, a privilege limited to private concessions. Visitors can track leopards on foot with an armed guide before returning for dinner. Seasonal flooding brings elephants and buffalo past camps built on stilts above the water.
Town in France
Saint-Tropez
Glamorous playground on azure coast
Brigitte Bardot helped turn this fishing village into a celebrity magnet in the 1950s. Superyachts dock along the Vieux Port each summer, facing pastel harbour front cafes. Visitors can beach hop along Pampelonne, home to some of the coast's best beach clubs. Boutiques near the old town draw shoppers away from the crowded waterfront.
City in France
Biarritz
Surf, Style and Basque Flair
Empress Eugenie built a villa here in the 1850s, turning a fishing village into a resort. That villa is now the Hotel du Palais, still facing the main beach. Visitors can watch surfers ride Atlantic swells from a terrace built for royalty. Basque style villas line the cliffs above smaller coves along the coast.
National Park in Rwanda
Volcanoes National Park
Majestic volcanoes rise over misty valleys
Mountain gorillas live in the misty forests of these volcanic slopes near the Rwandan border. A single trekking permit here costs more than most countries charge for a safari. Visitors can hike through bamboo forest before spending an hour with a gorilla family. Luxury lodges nearby often include a private butler for each guest suite.
City in Uruguay
Punta del Este
Glamour, Beaches and Endless Sunsets
A sculpture of giant fingers emerges from the sand at one of this resort's beaches. Yacht clubs and casinos line the peninsula between two contrasting stretches of coast. Visitors can dine in nearby Jose Ignacio, a quieter escape from the main strip. Wineries in the surrounding countryside now draw day trippers between beach visits.
City in United States
Miami
Vibrant City of Sun and Fun
Brickell's skyline has grown rapidly, filled with waterfront condo towers overlooking Biscayne Bay. Private marinas along the shoreline dock yachts for residents and visiting guests alike. Visitors can browse design district boutiques before dinner at a chef driven restaurant nearby. Wynwood's murals draw a different crowd than the glass towers just a few miles south.
City in United States
Aspen
Rocky Mountain Glam Meets Outdoor Thrills
Four separate ski mountains ring this Colorado town, each with its own terrain. The Hotel Jerome has hosted skiers and celebrities since the silver mining boom. Visitors can browse art galleries and boutiques along streets built for miners, not tourists. Private chalets in the surrounding hills often come with their own ski valet.
Region in United States
The Hamptons
Coastal charm meets upscale seaside retreats
Hedge trimmed estates line the roads between beach towns on Long Island's eastern tip. Farm stands sell local produce alongside some of the country's priciest summer real estate. Visitors can browse East Hampton boutiques before dinner at a beachfront restaurant in Montauk. Private beach clubs limit access to members during the peak summer months.
Island in Turks and Caicos Islands
Providenciales
Turquoise Waters Meet White-Sand Beaches
Grace Bay's sand stays soft and white along a shoreline ranked among the world's best. Resorts here line the shore in low rise buildings set back from the water. Visitors can snorkel a protected reef just steps from the beach without a boat. Private villas on nearby cays offer quieter stretches of undeveloped coastline.
Country
Cook Islands
Tropical paradise with year-round warmth
Fifteen small islands scatter across the South Pacific, most with barely any development at all. Aitutaki's lagoon is often ranked among the bluest waters anywhere in the world. Visitors can snorkel straight off overwater bungalows without another resort in sight. Local land ownership laws have kept large chain hotels from ever reaching the islands.
Country
Mozambique
Pristine beaches meet vibrant culture
The Bazaruto Archipelago fringes this coastline with sandbars and coral reefs far from crowds. Dhow sailboats still ferry guests between private island lodges along the coast. Visitors can dive alongside dugongs, a rare marine mammal that grazes on seagrass beds nearby. Beach camps here often cap guest numbers, keeping long stretches of sand empty.
City in France
Cannes
Glamour, Sun and French Riviera Charm
The Boulevard de la Croisette runs along the beach, lined with palms and grand hotels. Each May the red carpet unrolls here for the film festival's premieres. Visitors can walk the steps outside the Palais des Festivals where stars pose for photos. Private beach clubs set up striped cabanas each summer along the promenade.
Island in Cayman Islands
Grand Cayman
Crystal waters, stingrays and sunsets
Seven Mile Beach stretches along the island's western shore, lined with resorts and condos. No income tax has made this island a hub for offshore banking and finance. Visitors can dive Stingray City, a sandbar where wild rays glide up to swimmers. Private villas along the North Sound come with their own docks for boats.
City in United States
Los Angeles
The city of stars, beaches and dreams
Hillside estates above Sunset Boulevard offer sweeping views from Downtown to the Pacific Ocean. Private screening rooms and chef's kitchens are standard features in the city's priciest homes. Visitors can dine at industry favourite restaurants tucked into unmarked storefronts in West Hollywood. Beach clubs in Malibu cater to members seeking ocean views without the crowds.
Village in France
Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Sunlit vineyards and historic hilltop charm
Ramparts from the 1500s still enclose this village's narrow, gallery lined streets. The Fondation Maeght nearby holds major works by Miro, Giacometti and Chagall. Visitors can dine at La Colombe d'Or, an inn decorated with art from guests. Painters and writers once gathered here, drawn by the region's clear Mediterranean light.
Town in South Africa
Franschhoek
Wine, Mountains and Gourmet Living
French Huguenots settled this valley in 1688, leaving a winemaking legacy that shapes the region. A single main road holds most of the town's tasting rooms and acclaimed restaurants. Visitors can ride a vintage wine tram between estates instead of driving between tastings. Cape Dutch gabled buildings mark many of the valley's oldest wine farms.
Island in Greece
Mykonos
Whitewashed beauty and wild nights
Windmills line a hill above the harbour, a landmark visible from most of town. Beach clubs at Psarou and Nammos draw a well known crowd each summer. Visitors can wander whitewashed lanes in Chora before sunset drinks in Little Venice. Private villas on the island's quieter east side offer more privacy than the strip.
Village in France
Val-d'Isère
Legendary Alpine Skiing with Village Charm
This French resort forms one half of the Espace Killy, a vast linked ski area. Olympic downhill races were once held on slopes still skied by visitors today. Visitors can dine at mountaintop restaurants reachable only by gondola or a short ski. Chalets here often come with a private chef and dedicated ski concierge.
Town in Switzerland
Verbier
Alpine Paradise with Epic Views
This Swiss resort offers some of the Alps' most challenging off piste terrain and steep couloirs. Chalets here often come staffed with a private chef and daily housekeeping. Visitors can ski across the border into France as part of the Four Valleys area. Helicopter transfers link the resort directly to Geneva's international airport.
Town in New Zealand
Queenstown
Adventure capital with alpine beauty
Lake Wakatipu's zigzag shape sits beneath the Remarkables, a jagged range above the water. Vineyards in nearby Gibbston Valley pair pinot noir tastings with lake and mountain views. Visitors can bungee jump from the Kawarau Bridge, birthplace of the modern sport. Luxury lodges on private high country stations offer heli fishing and remote hiking.
Outer Territory in United States
U.S. Virgin Islands
Caribbean Paradise with U.S. Convenience
Trunk Bay's underwater snorkelling trail winds through coral inside a protected national park. Two thirds of St. John remains undeveloped parkland, donated decades ago by Laurance Rockefeller. Visitors can charter a boat between islands, anchoring in secluded coves. Villas on St. Thomas and St. John often come with private docks.
Region in France
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Lavender Fields to Azure Seas
Lavender fields colour this region purple each July, framed by hilltop villages and vineyards. The coastline here holds some of the Mediterranean's most storied resort towns and marinas. Visitors can drive inland to Luberon hill towns after mornings spent at a beach club. Perfume houses in Grasse have distilled the region's flowers for centuries.
Outer Territory in United Kingdom
Anguilla
Pristine beaches and turquoise waters
This flat coral island has no direct flights, reachable only by boat or small plane. That extra step has helped keep beaches like Shoal Bay relatively uncrowded. Visitors can spend afternoons hopping between beach bars serving fresh grilled lobster. Villas along Meads Bay offer private pools facing water with little development in sight.
State/Prefecture in China
Hong Kong
Where East Meets West
Victoria Peak offers a skyline view over some of the world's priciest real estate. Rooftop bars along the harbour light up each night in a wall of neon. Visitors can ride the historic Star Ferry across the harbour for a few dollars. Private members clubs occupy entire floors of towers above the financial district.
Lake in Italy
Lake Como
Alpine elegance meets Italian charm
George Clooney's Villa Oleandra sits on the shore near Laglio, drawing photographers hoping for a glimpse. Grand estates like Villa d'Este have hosted European nobility for centuries. Visitors can cruise between towns by private launch instead of the public ferry. Gardens at Villa Carlotta bloom with camellias and rhododendrons each spring.
Island in Italy
Capri
Mediterranean Elegance and Natural Beauty
The Blue Grotto glows electric blue when sunlight filters through an underwater opening. Visitors reach it by rowboat, lying flat to pass through the low cave entrance. A funicular climbs from the harbour to the town's main piazza and boutiques. Villa Jovis, once an emperor's retreat, sits on a cliff at the island's tip.
Town in United States
Vail
Alpine Adventure with Luxe Charm
This resort's Back Bowls span thousands of acres of open, above treeline terrain. A pedestrian village built in a mock Bavarian style anchors the base of the mountain. Visitors can ski from ski in, ski out chalets directly onto groomed runs. Private club memberships grant access to exclusive on mountain lounges and reserved parking.
Region in Italy
Amalfi Coast
Italy's Coastal Gem
A single cliffside road links this coastline's towns, threading hairpins above the water. Positano's pastel houses cascade down a steep hillside to a small pebble beach. Visitors can climb to Ravello's clifftop gardens for views that stretch out to sea. Private beach clubs, reachable only by boat or long stairways, offer a quieter option.
Town in Austria
Kitzbühel
Alpine Elegance Meets Outdoor Adventure
The Hahnenkamm downhill race runs each January on one of skiing's steepest, most feared courses. Medieval buildings painted in pastel colours line the pedestrian streets of the old town. Visitors can ski by day and dine at fondue restaurants by night. Chalets in the surrounding hills often come with private spas and mountain views.
Region in United States
Napa Valley
Wine country's elegant culinary paradise
More than four hundred wineries operate here, many with private tasting rooms. Vineyard estates often pair cabernet tastings with multicourse meals from a resident chef. Visitors can tour cellars by vintage train or float above the valley by balloon. The town of Yountville holds several Michelin starred restaurants within walking distance.
Village in France
Èze
Medieval Magic Above the Riviera
This medieval village clings to a rocky outcrop above the Mediterranean. A cactus garden at the village summit offers a sweeping view over the coast. Visitors can walk the Nietzsche Path down towards the sea, a route the philosopher favoured. Perfume houses near the village entrance still distil scents using old methods.
Town in France
Courchevel
Luxury alpine paradise year-round
This French resort sits within the Trois Vallees, the largest linked ski area. Its 1850 sector holds a dense concentration of Michelin starred restaurants at altitude. Visitors can land by helicopter or use the steep altiport runway carved into the slope. Fur coats and designer ski suits are as common here as skis themselves.
Region in Indonesia
Bali
Tropical beaches, vibrant culture and adventure
Rice terraces climb the hills around Ubud, framing private pool villas in the greenery. Many properties here employ a dedicated villa manager for each guest's stay. Visitors can book a private chef for a candlelit dinner beside their pool. Wellness retreats built into river gorges draw on centuries old Balinese healing traditions.
National Park in Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
The Ultimate Safari Adventure
Wildebeest and zebra migrate in vast herds across these plains, chasing seasonal rains. Luxury tented camps here often move seasonally to follow the migration's route. Visitors can take a sunrise balloon safari over herds grazing on open grassland. Big cats, including lions and cheetahs, are commonly spotted from safari vehicles.
City in Switzerland
Lugano
Mediterranean flair on Swiss lakeshore
Palm trees line this lakeside promenade, an unusual sight so close to the Swiss Alps. Private banks headquartered here have long served discreet international clientele. Visitors can ride a funicular up Monte San Salvatore for views over the lake and mountains. Boutiques along Via Nassa rival those found in Milan, just an hour away.
Town in Italy
Amalfi
Enchanting Coastal Italian Gem
This former maritime republic once rivalled Venice and Genoa for Mediterranean trade. Its cathedral, the Duomo di Sant'Andrea, rises above a long staircase at the centre. Visitors can wander lanes scented by the region's prized sfusato lemons on terraced hillsides. Boutique hotels built into the cliffs offer terraces looking straight out over the sea.
Overseas Territory in France
Saint Barthélemy
Luxury Island with Caribbean Charm
No large chain hotels operate here, a rule that has kept development deliberately small. Gustavia's harbour fills each winter with superyachts docked beside French boutiques. Visitors can beach hop by hire car between more than a dozen coves. Villas perched above Colombier and Flamands offer sunset views over the water.
Island
St. Martin
Dual-Nation Beaches, Cuisine and Culture
This small island splits between French and Dutch territory, each with its own character. Aeroplanes roar low over Maho Beach on final approach, drawing crowds daily. Visitors can dine at open air French bistros on one side, casinos on the other. Villas along Terres Basses offer some of the island's most private beachfront.
Island in Spain
Ibiza
Mediterranean Energy, Timeless Charm
Beach clubs along the island's south coast host parties well into the night. Hillside villas near Es Vedra offer views of the small rock islet offshore. Visitors can explore the old town's fortified walls, a UNESCO site above the harbour. Quieter coves on the north coast draw a different crowd than the clubs.
City in Austria
Vienna
A Symphony of Culture and Elegance
Imperial palaces here once housed the Habsburg dynasty that ruled much of Europe for centuries. Coffeehouses with velvet booths have hosted writers and composers since the 1800s. Visitors can attend an opera at the State Opera House, dressed in formal attire. Horse drawn carriages still carry visitors past the Hofburg's grand facade.
State/Prefecture in China
Macau
Where East meets West in style
Casino resorts along the Cotai Strip now generate more gambling revenue than Las Vegas does. Portuguese colonial buildings survive alongside these towers in the historic city centre. Visitors can wander cobbled streets past pastel facades near the ruins of St. Paul's. Michelin starred restaurants inside the casino resorts draw diners beyond just gamblers.
District in Indonesia
Nusa Dua
Bali’s Luxe Beaches and Calm Waters
A gated enclave on Bali's southeastern tip holds many of the island's largest resort properties. Manicured grounds and calm, reef protected water set this area apart from Bali's surf beaches. Visitors can golf at a course laid out along the shoreline between resort grounds. A cultural park nearby stages traditional dance performances most evenings.
City in South Africa
Cape Town
Mountains, Beaches and a Vibrant Culture
Table Mountain rises behind the city, its flat top often capped by low cloud. Nearby Camps Bay offers a strip of white sand facing the Atlantic. Visitors can drive to the Cape Winelands for tastings among old Cape Dutch estates. Boat trips also run to Robben Island, once a prison, now a heritage site.
City in Spain
Palma de Mallorca
Mediterranean Charm with Island Vibes
A Gothic cathedral called La Seu rises directly above the harbour, visible from arriving boats. Superyachts dock each summer in a marina backed by centuries old city walls. Visitors can browse boutiques in the old quarter before tapas near the fish market. Private estates in the surrounding hills often come with their own olive groves.
Town in Italy
Bellagio
Pearl of Lake Como’s Shores
This town sits where Lake Como splits into two southern branches. Grand hotels line the waterfront, many converted from centuries old villas with gardens. Visitors can wander the grounds of Villa Serbelloni, open for tours part of the year. Ferries also connect to Como's other lakeside towns for a quieter day trip.
City in Switzerland
Montreux
Jazz, Castles and Lake Geneva Views
The Fairmont Le Montreux Palace has hosted guests on Lake Geneva's shore since 1906. Freddie Mercury lived nearby, where a statue of the singer faces the water. Visitors can walk the lakeside promenade past palm trees planted in the mild microclimate. Vineyards climb the terraced hillside above town, part of a UNESCO listed wine region.
Town in Switzerland
Zermatt
Alpine Magic and the Matterhorn
The Matterhorn's pyramid shaped peak looms directly above this car free Swiss village. Electric taxis and horse drawn sleighs are among the few vehicles allowed through town. Visitors can ski across the border into Italy on lifts that cross the frontier. Mountain restaurants here serve raclette on sun decks facing the peak.
Overseas Territory in France
French Polynesia
Paradise of Crystal Clear Lagoons
Overwater bungalows were invented here, giving guests steps down into a warm lagoon. Volcanic peaks rise sharply behind many islands, a backdrop to the turquoise water. Visitors can hop between islands by small plane, each with its own character. Black pearl farms on Tahiti and nearby atolls produce some of the world's most prized pearls.
Town in Greece
Oia
Sunsets Over Whitewashed Cliffs
Whitewashed houses and blue domed churches cling to the caldera rim above the sea. Sunset here draws crowds who gather along the walls each evening for the view. Visitors can stay in cave houses carved directly into the volcanic cliff face. A steep path of more than 300 steps leads down to the harbour below.
City in Qatar
Doha
Where modern luxury meets tradition
The Museum of Islamic Art sits on its own island, designed by architect I. M. Pei. Skyscrapers along the Corniche light up each evening in a wall of glass and steel. Visitors can wander the old Souq Waqif for spice stalls and falconry shops. Desert camps outside the city offer overnight stays among sand dunes.
Town in Italy
Ravello
Romantic Gardens Above the Amalfi
Villa Cimbrone's Terrace of Infinity offers a sheer drop view over the coastline. Gardens at Villa Rufolo once inspired composer Richard Wagner during a visit. Visitors can attend outdoor concerts staged on a platform cut into the cliffside. Boutique hotels converted from old villas offer quieter terraces than towns below.
Country
Botswana
Safari paradise with diverse landscapes
Private concessions here let guests leave marked roads and track wildlife off trail. The Okavango Delta floods seasonally, turning dry plains into a maze of channels. Visitors can glide through the shallows in a mokoro, a dugout canoe poled by a guide. Camps here cap guest numbers deliberately, keeping game drives free of other vehicles.
City in Italy
Venice
A floating city of romance and history
Gondolas glide through canals here that have carried traffic since the medieval republic's height. Grand palazzos along the Grand Canal now operate as boutique hotels facing the water. Visitors can attend a private concert in a chandeliered room once used by nobility. Murano's glassblowers still shape works using techniques passed down for centuries.
City in Laos
Luang Prabang
Laid-back charm by the Mekong River
Saffron robed monks walk the streets at dawn, collecting alms in an old ritual. Restored colonial villas now operate as boutique hotels along the Mekong riverfront. Visitors can climb Mount Phousi at sunset for a wide view over the old town. Gilded temple roofs catch the light along nearly every street in the old quarter.
City in France
Paris
The city of love, art and history
Haute couture houses along Avenue Montaigne have dressed clients for more than a century. Grand hotels near the Place Vendome have hosted royalty since the belle epoque. Visitors can dine at a Michelin starred table with a view of the Eiffel Tower. Private art dealers in the Marais sell to collectors by appointment only.
Country
Seychelles
Tropical paradise with pristine beaches
Granite boulders shaped by centuries of erosion frame beaches across this Indian Ocean archipelago. Praslin's Vallee de Mai protects a rare palm that produces the world's heaviest seed. Visitors can hop between islands by small plane or private charter boat. Resorts here often occupy an entire island, guaranteeing privacy for every guest.
City in China
Shanghai
A dazzling mix of modernity and tradition
The Bund's colonial era buildings face a skyline of futuristic towers across the Huangpu River. Rooftop bars atop the tallest buildings offer views stretching across the entire city. Visitors can shop for tailored silk in the French Concession's tree lined lanes. Private clubs in restored art deco buildings cater to the city's business elite.
Region in Mexico
Punta Mita
Luxury paradise with perfect waves
A gated peninsula on Mexico's Pacific coast holds several resorts spread across private beaches. Two Jack Nicklaus designed golf courses share a hole reachable only by boat at high tide. Visitors can surf a long right hand break just off the point. Whale watching boats head out each winter to see humpbacks migrating offshore.
Country
Fiji
Tropical paradise with diverse landscapes
More than three hundred islands make up this archipelago, many reserved for a single private resort. Soft coral reefs ring much of the coastline, drawing divers from around the world. Visitors can charter a seaplane between islands instead of waiting for a ferry connection. Traditional kava ceremonies welcome guests at many resorts on arrival.
Island in French Polynesia
Bora Bora
Turquoise Lagoons, Overwater Dreams
Overwater bungalows here were pioneered in the 1960s and became a signature of the island. Mount Otemanu rises from the lagoon's centre, visible from nearly every resort deck. Visitors can snorkel off their bungalow steps into water shared with reef sharks and rays. Private motu islets nearby offer secluded picnic spots reachable only by boat.
Region
Patagonia
Untamed Beauty at the End of the World
Torres del Paine's granite spires rise abruptly from open steppe in this remote region. Luxury lodges here often arrange private treks and horseback rides across vast private ranches. Visitors can watch Perito Moreno's ice calve into turquoise water from a private viewing deck. Fly fishing guides lead trips on rivers running through largely untouched wilderness.
Town in Japan
Niseko
Hokkaido powder snow and four linked resorts
Powder snow falls in such volume that some seasons top fifteen meters at base. Ski in, ski out chalets cluster around the village's hot spring baths. Visitors can soak in an outdoor onsen while snow falls on nearby pines. Mount Yotei, often compared to Fuji, rises across the valley on clear days.
City in United States
Beverly Hills
Luxury living meets iconic Hollywood glamour
Rodeo Drive runs just three blocks, yet holds some of the priciest retail rents. The Beverly Hills Hotel has hosted stars since 1912 beneath its pink facade. Visitors can spot celebrity homes on a drive through winding streets above Sunset Boulevard. Private dining rooms at old school restaurants like Spago still draw the industry crowd.
City in China
Sanya
Tropical Beaches and Island Vibes
This tropical city sits at China's southernmost point, ringed by beach resorts and palm groves. Yalong Bay holds some of the country's largest luxury hotel developments along a single stretch of sand. Visitors can dive coral reefs near Wuzhizhou Island just offshore. Duty free shopping centres draw visitors looking to combine beach time with retail.
City in France
Nice
Sun, Sea and Sophistication on the Riviera
The Promenade des Anglais curves along the bay, lined with grand hotel facades. Old town markets sell socca and other Niçoise specialities beneath pastel buildings. Visitors can climb to Castle Hill for a wide view over the bay. The airport here serves as a gateway to villas scattered along the wider Riviera.
Country
Qatar
Desert luxury meets coastal charm
The Museum of Islamic Art anchors Doha's skyline, facing the water on a manmade point. Falcon markets in the old souq still trade birds prized by local hunters. Visitors can ride camels or dune buggies across the Inland Sea's towering dunes. Skyscrapers along the Corniche have risen rapidly over the past two decades.
City in Spain
Marbella
Beaches, Old Town and Glamour
Puerto Banus marina fills each summer with superyachts docked beside designer boutiques. The old town's whitewashed lanes sit a short walk from the busy waterfront. Visitors can golf at one of dozens of courses along the Costa del Sol. Beach clubs near the Golden Mile draw a well heeled crowd through the afternoon.
City in United States
Miami Beach
The ultimate blend of sun, sand and Art Deco charm
Art Deco hotels painted in pastel colours line Ocean Drive along the sand. South Beach's clubs and rooftop bars stay busy well past midnight at weekends. Visitors can rent a cabana at a beach club instead of a public stretch. Fisher Island, reachable only by ferry, remains one of the country's wealthiest zip codes.
City in United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Glamour, Adventure and Desert Charm
The Burj Al Arab rises on its own island, shaped like a billowing sail. Helicopter pads and private beaches come standard at the city's top hotels. Visitors can ski indoors at Mall of the Emirates before browsing gold souks nearby. Desert safaris outside the city end with dinner served among the dunes.
Village in France
Gordes
Timeless stone charm amid lavender fields
Honey coloured stone houses cascade down this hilltop village, visible across the valley. A restored Cistercian abbey sits just below town, surrounded by rows of lavender. Visitors can wander cobbled lanes before dinner at a restaurant built into the ramparts. Nearby, dry stone huts called bories dot the Luberon countryside, some centuries old.
City in Colombia
Cartagena
Walled city of Caribbean color
Spanish colonial walls still ring this city's old town, built to guard against pirate raids. Balconies dripping with bougainvillea line narrow streets inside the fortified core. Visitors can watch the sunset from the ramparts before dinner at a restored colonial courtyard restaurant. Boats depart from the marina for day trips to the nearby Rosario Islands.
Region in New Zealand
North Island
Geothermal Wonders and Māori Culture
Geothermal valleys steam near Rotorua, while vineyards stretch across Hawke's Bay further south. Luxury lodges here often sit on private stations spanning thousands of acres of farmland. Visitors can fish for trout in rivers that flow from Lake Taupo's volcanic crater. Helicopter transfers link remote lodges to the region's wineries and hot pools.
Island in United States
Lānaʻi
Privately owned paradise of contrasts
A single company owns most of this small Hawaiian island, including its two luxury resorts. Wild axis deer roam parts of the island's dry interior away from the coast. Visitors can drive the rugged Munro Trail for views across several neighbouring islands. Off the coast, Hulopoe Bay's marine reserve draws snorkellers to its protected reef.
Town in Indonesia
Ubud
Bali's Cultural and Spiritual Heart
Rice terraces at Tegallalang step down a hillside just outside this inland Balinese town. Traditional healers and yoga retreats have drawn wellness seekers here for decades. Visitors can wander a monkey forest sanctuary before browsing art galleries downtown. Private villas along the river gorge often overlook jungle rather than rice fields.
City in Russia
Moscow
A grand city of history and power
Red Square sits beside the Kremlin's walls, with St. Basil's colourful domes at one end. GUM department store fronts the square with a glass roofed arcade of boutiques. Visitors can ride the metro's older stations, decorated with marble and mosaics. The Bolshoi Theatre still stages ballet in a gilded, nineteenth century auditorium.
City in Switzerland
Zurich
A city of lakes, luxury and history
Bahnhofstrasse ranks among the world's priciest shopping streets, lined with watch and jewellery flagships. Private banks headquartered here have quietly managed wealth for generations of clients. Visitors can dine at a Michelin starred restaurant before a walk along the lake. The nearby Alps are visible on clear days from several rooftop terraces downtown.
Region in Mexico
Baja California Sur
Desert meets ocean adventure land
Desert mountains meet open ocean along this peninsula, home to Mexico's most private resorts. The East Cape draws anglers chasing marlin and dorado in waters just offshore. Visitors can stay in secluded villas with no other buildings visible for miles. Whale watching boats head out each winter to see grey whales calving nearby.
City in Morocco
Marrakech
A vibrant maze of colors and spices
Riads hidden behind plain doorways in the old medina open onto lush interior courtyards. Jemaa el-Fnaa square fills each evening with food stalls, musicians and storytellers. Visitors can shop for lanterns and leather goods in the souks' narrow, winding lanes. The Atlas Mountains rise on the horizon, visible from several rooftop terraces in town.
City in Italy
Milan
Fashion, Art and Historic Splendor
The Quadrilatero della Moda packs designer flagship stores into just a few historic blocks. La Scala opera house has staged premieres here since the late 1700s. Visitors can browse the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a glass domed shopping arcade near the Duomo. Rooftop bars overlooking the cathedral's spires draw a stylish evening crowd.
City in Luxembourg
Luxembourg (city)
Clifftop Charm in Europe’s Heart
This small country holds one of the highest concentrations of private banks in Europe. A dramatic gorge splits the capital in two, crossed by centuries old stone bridges. Visitors can walk the fortified Chemin de la Corniche for views over the old town below. Michelin starred restaurants here draw diners from across the wider region.
Country
Maldives
Coral atolls, lagoons and overwater villas
Each resort here typically occupies its own private island, one atoll from the next. Overwater villas often include glass floor panels looking straight down into the lagoon. Visitors can snorkel house reefs directly from their villa steps without boarding a boat. Rising sea levels have made the islands a focus of climate research too.
City in United States
Santa Monica
California Cool on the Pacific
A historic pier with a small amusement park anchors the end of the main strip. Palisades Park runs along bluffs above the sand, offering sweeping ocean views. Visitors can bike the beachfront path towards Venice or browse Third Street Promenade. Hillside homes above the coast command some of the region's highest real estate prices.
Town in United States
Telluride
Breathtaking box canyon mountain paradise
A former mining town sits in a box canyon, reachable by a free gondola. Waterfalls tumble down cliffs visible from Main Street's historic storefronts. Visitors can ski from private homes directly onto groomed slopes above town. A summer film festival now draws the crowd that once came only for snow.
Island in United States
Martha's Vineyard
Quaint New England by the Sea
Gingerbread cottages painted in pastel colours cluster around Oak Bluffs, a legacy of old camp meetings. Clay cliffs at Aquinnah glow red and orange at sunset above the beach. Visitors can bike quiet roads between historic whaling ports and working farms. Presidents and celebrities have long kept low profile summer homes across the island.
Island in New Zealand
South Island
Majestic fjords and alpine peaks
Fiordland's cliffs drop straight into dark water, carved by glaciers over millennia. Luxury lodges near Queenstown and Wanaka often sit on private high country stations. Visitors can heli hike across glaciers or fish remote rivers with a private guide. Vineyards in Central Otago produce pinot noir at some of the world's southernmost latitudes.
Shopping Street in Singapore
Orchard Road
Singapore's Shopping and Cultural Hub
This boulevard runs over two kilometres through Singapore, lined with malls built for luxury retail. ION Orchard alone holds flagship boutiques for dozens of high end fashion houses. Shoppers can duck into hidden bars and dining rooms tucked behind storefronts. Five star hotels along the strip host afternoon tea in marble lobbies daily.
City in Switzerland
St. Moritz
Alpine Glamour and Winter Magic
This alpine resort hosted the Winter Olympics twice, in 1928 and 1948. Frozen Lake St. Moritz hosts horse racing and polo each winter at White Turf. Visitors can ski slopes that have drawn wealthy travellers since the 1860s. Fur coats are as common as ski jackets along the resort's main promenade.
City in United States
Santa Barbara
California’s Riviera: sun, surf, style
Spanish colonial architecture with red tile roofs covers much of this coastal town's downtown. Vineyards in the nearby Santa Ynez Valley draw day trippers for tastings between beach visits. Visitors can walk the pier before browsing State Street's boutiques and courthouse gardens. Estate properties in Montecito next door have long drawn a famously private clientele.
Island in Seychelles
Mahé
Tropical Paradise with a Wild Side
Granite boulders the size of houses frame beaches along this island's coastline. Anse Intendance draws surfers to swells rolling in unobstructed from the open ocean. Visitors can hike through Morne Seychellois National Park, covering much of the interior. Villas built into the hillside often come with private infinity pools facing the sea.
Village in United States
Carmel-by-the-Sea
European-style charm meets coastal beauty
This coastal town bans street addresses and traffic lights, keeping its village character. Cypress trees frame Carmel Beach, where the sand stays white and the water cold. Visitors can browse dozens of art galleries packed into a few walkable blocks. The scenic 17 Mile Drive links the town to Pebble Beach's golf courses.
Town in Italy
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Dolomite Peaks, Alpine Glamour, Adventure
Known as the Queen of the Dolomites, this alpine town first hosted the Olympics in 1956. The Games return to its slopes again in 2026, seventy years later. Visitors can ski the Olympia delle Tofane run, still used for World Cup races. Limestone cliffs above town turn pink at sunrise, a local effect called enrosadira.
Country
Singapore
Tropical city-state of hawker food and gardens
Marina Bay Sands' rooftop pool sits sixty stories up, spanning three connected towers below. Gardens by the Bay's Supertrees light up each evening in a synchronised display. Visitors can dine at hawker stalls holding Michelin stars alongside white tablecloth restaurants. Private members clubs occupy colonial era buildings scattered through the city centre.
City in United States
Las Vegas
Lights, Luxury and Limitless Fun
Fountains at the Bellagio choreograph water to music every half hour along the Strip. Private gaming salons inside major casinos cater to high rollers away from public floors. Visitors can dine at outposts of Michelin starred chefs inside nearly every major resort. Suites at the top of Strip hotels often include their own butler service.
City in Japan
Kyoto
Temples, geisha districts and kaiseki dining
Thousands of vermilion torii gates form a tunnel up Fushimi Inari's mountain shrine. Traditional ryokan inns here still serve multicourse kaiseki meals in private tatami rooms. Visitors can walk the Philosopher's Path along a canal lined with cherry trees. Geiko and maiko still make their way through the Gion district some evenings.
Island in Thailand
Phuket
Beaches, Culture and Nightlife
Limestone cliffs rise from turquoise water along much of this island's western coastline. Beach clubs at Kata and Surin draw a stylish crowd through the winter high season. Visitors can sail a longtail boat out to Phang Nga Bay's dramatic karst islands. Hillside villas above Kamala offer sunset views over the Andaman Sea.
Country
South Africa
Where wildlife meets diverse landscapes
Private game reserves near Kruger National Park offer luxury lodges with open vehicle safaris. Cape Town's Table Mountain and nearby Winelands draw a separate, more urban crowd. Visitors can combine a safari with beach time on the Indian Ocean coast further east. Blue Train journeys connect major cities in restored, gilded railway carriages.
Village in Austria
Lech and Zürs am Arlberg
Alpine luxury meets skiing heritage
European royal families have skied this valley for generations, drawn by its deep snowfall. A car free village centre keeps Lech quieter than many larger Austrian resorts. Visitors can ski the White Ring circuit, a loop of lifts and runs around the valley. Michelin starred restaurants sit right at the base of several lifts.
Island in United States
Maui
Island of Sun, Surf and Serenity
The Road to Hana winds past waterfalls and black sand beaches over roughly fifty miles. Sunrise viewed from the summit of Haleakala volcano sits above the cloud line. Visitors can snorkel the crescent shaped crater of Molokini, just offshore from the coast. Resorts along Wailea's coastline offer manicured grounds facing calm, protected beaches.
Region in Italy
Tuscany
Rolling Hills, Wine and Renaissance Charm
Cypress lined roads wind between hilltop towns across this region's rolling farmland. Restored stone farmhouses now operate as boutique hotels surrounded by olive groves and vines. Visitors can tour Chianti wineries by bike between stops at family run trattorias. Val d'Orcia's landscape has drawn painters and photographers for centuries.
City in Oman
Muscat
Where mountains meet Arabian sea
White painted buildings and forts line this capital, kept low by strict building codes. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque holds a chandelier and carpet among the world's largest. Visitors can wander the Mutrah Souq for frankincense before a drive along the corniche. Luxury resorts sit tucked into coves backed by the rugged Hajar Mountains.
Island in Australia
Whitsunday Islands
Paradise within Great Barrier Reef
Whitehaven Beach's sand is more than 98 percent pure silica, cool underfoot in full sun. Seventy four islands scatter across this stretch of the Great Barrier Reef's inner waters. Visitors can sail between islands on a private charter, anchoring in quiet coves. Hill Inlet's swirling sand and turquoise water are best viewed from above.
Ski Resort in Switzerland
Portes du Soleil
Snow‑kissed peaks and alpine charm
Twelve resorts link together to form one of the largest ski areas in the Alps. A single lift pass covers slopes crossing back and forth between France and Switzerland. Visitors can ski a full circuit between countries without ever removing their skis. Chalets in Avoriaz sit car free, with sledges used to move luggage.
City in France
Versailles
Royal grandeur just outside Paris
The Hall of Mirrors reflects light from seventeen arched windows facing the gardens. Louis XIV built this palace to house his entire royal court under one roof. Visitors can rent a rowboat on the Grand Canal after touring the gardens. Marie Antoinette's private estate sits on the grounds, a short walk from the palace.
Town in Italy
Taormina
Sicily’s Cliffside Charmer by the Sea
A Greek theatre carved into the hillside here frames Mount Etna in its stage backdrop. Grand hotels along the clifftop have hosted writers and royalty since the 1800s. Visitors can ride a cable car down to Isola Bella's small beach below town. Boutiques line Corso Umberto, the pedestrian street running through the historic centre.
City in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
The heartbeat of Brazil's coast
Christ the Redeemer stands atop Corcovado, visible from beaches along the city's edge. Ipanema and Copacabana draw crowds to their sand each day by neighbourhood custom. Visitors can ride a cable car up Sugarloaf Mountain for a sunset view over the bay. Private clubs in Leblon offer a quieter alternative to the public beachfront.
Island in Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
The Wildlife Paradise of Ecuador
Giant tortoises here can live more than a century, some weighing over 500 pounds. Small ship cruises limit visitor numbers, a rule meant to protect fragile island ecosystems. Visitors can snorkel alongside sea lions and marine iguanas found nowhere else on Earth. Charles Darwin's studies of the islands' finches helped shape his theory of evolution.
City in France
Antibes
Mediterranean Charm with Riviera Soul
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc has hosted film stars and royalty since the 1870s. Guests once had to pay cash, a policy meant to discourage the merely curious. Visitors can swim in the hotel's saltwater pool, carved into the rocks above the sea. The old town's ramparts and market square stay quieter than nearby Cannes or Nice.
City in United States
Scottsdale (Arizona)
Desert luxury meets Western charm
Desert resorts here sit against the backdrop of Camelback Mountain and the McDowell range. Golf courses wind through cactus studded terrain at some of the region's top clubs. Visitors can browse Old Town galleries before spa treatments drawing on Native American traditions. Hot air balloons drift over the desert at sunrise most mornings in season.
Reef in Australia
Great Barrier Reef
World's largest living coral wonder
This reef system stretches over 1,400 miles, visible even from orbit. Private pontoons anchor above coral gardens, giving guests direct access to snorkel spots. Visitors can fly by seaplane to a sandbar for a champagne lunch above the reef. Luxury lodges on nearby islands limit guest numbers to keep crowds off the water.
Nature Reserve in Kenya
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Witness the Great Migration
Wildebeest cross the Mara River each year in one of the largest animal migrations on Earth. Tented camps along riverbanks offer front row views of passing herds. Visitors can take a sunrise balloon ride over grazing lions and elephants below. Maasai guides lead walking safaris that pair tracking with local cultural knowledge.
Country
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
One destination, 32 islands, countless possibilities
Mustique, one of this chain's small islands, has long drawn British and European royalty. Sailing yachts hop between the Grenadines' uninhabited cays and hidden coves. Visitors can snorkel the Tobago Cays, a protected marine park scattered with sandbars. Villas on Mustique are managed by a private company that runs the island's roads.
Country
Bhutan
Himalayan monasteries, dzongs and trekking trails
A mandatory daily fee limits tourist numbers, keeping visits deliberately small in scale. Luxury lodges sit tucked into forested hillsides near the Paro Valley's monasteries. Visitors can hike to Tiger's Nest monastery, perched on a cliff above the valley. Guides accompany every visitor, a rule meant to protect culture and landscape.
Village in France
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Sun‑kissed vineyards, historic hilltop charm
Large rounded stones called galets cover much of this village's vineyard soil. The stones store daytime heat and release it at night, helping ripen the grapes. Visitors can climb to the ruined tower of the popes' fourteenth century summer castle. Cellar tastings here draw collectors seeking a wine built from thirteen different grape varieties.
Resort in Singapore
Sentosa Island
Singapore’s Premier Island Resort
Capella Singapore occupies restored 1880s colonial barracks that once housed British artillery officers. Architect Norman Foster wrapped the heritage buildings in a modern wing overlooking the South China Sea. Guests can wander thirty acres of grounds past resident peacocks and hilltop pools. Butlers arrange private beach picnics on the resort's own stretch of Palawan Beach.
City in Argentina
Mendoza
Wine, Andes and Adventure Bliss
Vineyards here sit at the base of the Andes, irrigated by snowmelt channelled through old canals. Malbec grapes thrive in the region's high altitude, sun soaked desert climate. Visitors can tour boutique wineries by bike between tastings paired with Argentine asado. Private guides also arrange treks towards Aconcagua, the tallest peak in the Americas.
Resort in Budva
Sveti Stefan
Coastal charm meets crystal‑clear waters
A fortified fishing village became a private island resort here in the 1950s. Stars like Sophia Loren and Elizabeth Taylor once stayed within its stone walls. Visitors can swim from Kraljicina Plaza, a beach once reserved for visiting royalty. A mainland villa, once a royal summer residence, now forms part of the same resort.
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