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Indian Pacific

Step aboard one of the world’s greatest rail journeys with Journey Beyond Rail’s Indian Pacific – an all-inclusive, cross-continental experience that redefines slow travel in the best way. Spanning from Perth to Sydney (or vice versa), this is more than just a train ride: it’s a moving window into Australia’s most striking landscapes, from dusty outback plains to the rolling peaks of the Blue Mountains.

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El Questro

In the heart of The Kimberley’s vast wilderness, El Questro is one of Australia’s most extraordinary outback escapes — a million-acre property that blends dramatic landscapes, remote adventure, and four unique styles of stay. From barefoot luxury at El Questro Homestead to the rustic charm of Emma Gorge, the riverside privacy of The Station, and the self-drive seclusion of Black Cockatoo camping ground , this is a place that offers something for every type of traveller — as long as you’re ready to go off-grid in style.

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Bullo River Station

Set on half a million acres of remote outback country in Australia’s Top End, Bullo River Station is as wild and vast as it sounds — but also warm, intimate, and completely unforgettable. This working cattle station turned luxury wilderness lodge offers the rare chance to experience the Australian bush in its rawest form, without giving up comfort or care. Helicopter rides over gorges, fishing for barramundi in secret waterholes, and cruising past ancient Aboriginal rock art at sunset — this is adventure at its most authentic.

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Badrutt’s Palace Hotel

There are luxury hotels, and then there’s Badrutt’s Palace. Framed by snow-dusted peaks and overlooking the frozen lake in the heart of St. Moritz, this legendary address has been setting the standard for alpine glamour since 1896 – and still somehow manages to feel fresh, exciting, and quietly untouchable.

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One&Only Portonovi

Not all Adriatic escapes are created equal. One&Only Portonovi doesn’t just flirt with grandeur—it owns it, unapologetically. Set against the still, cinematic waters of Boka Bay, this is Montenegro at its most magnetic: dramatic limestone mountains, a pinch of Riviera glamour, and that lovely low hum of somewhere quietly confident in its own cool.

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Passalacqua

Some hotels feel like a destination in themselves—and then there’s Passalacqua. Perched above Lake Como in the charming village of Moltrasio, this exquisite 18th-century villa has been meticulously reimagined by the family behind the Grand Hotel Tremezzo. With just 24 suites, it feels more like stepping into an aristocratic lakeside retreat than a hotel—where grand interiors, warm hospitality, and a deep sense of place come together effortlessly.

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Caruso, A Belmond Hotel

Perched high above Ravello, Caruso, A Belmond Hotel is a dazzling escape that feels like stepping into a living postcard of the Amalfi Coast. This isn’t just a hotel; it’s an experience that blends centuries-old history with the effortless, understated luxury that defines Belmond. Originally a 11th-century palace, the property oozes old-world charm, but it’s the sharp modern touches and impeccable service that really bring it into the 21st century.

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Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor

On the Formentor Peninsula in the heart of Mallorca, Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor offers the perfect blend of history, luxury, and natural beauty. Once a beloved retreat for the island’s elite, this resort was first established as a grand hotel in the 1920s, frequented by artists, writers, and the world’s most discerning travellers.

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91 Athens Riviera

Just south of Athens, 91 Athens Riviera is bringing a fresh take on luxury to this sought-after stretch of coastline. Think 5-star tented suites, a superb wellness offering an an exclusive members space.

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Aman Sveti Stefan

There’s nowhere quite like it—and that’s saying something in a country as dramatic as Montenegro. Aman Sveti Stefan is a place of paradoxes: wildly cinematic yet disarmingly calm, centuries-old yet quietly modern, and every bit as exclusive as it looks from the mainland. A fortified islet connected to the coast by a slender causeway, this 15th-century fishing village has been carefully, almost reverently, reimagined by Aman. The result? A destination that feels not just removed from the world, but untouched by time.

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