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Sun Gardens Dubrovnik

Set just outside the city’s ancient stone walls, Sun Gardens Dubrovnik is a dream base for families who want the best of both worlds: easy access to the buzz of Dubrovnik, and a peaceful coastal retreat to come back to. This five-star resort is spacious, stylish and effortlessly family-friendly – and not in that token “we have a kids’ menu” kind of way.

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Villa Dubrovnik

Villa Dubrovnik isn’t one to shout for attention—but it doesn’t need to. Built into the cliffs just a short stroll from the Old Town, this modernist hideaway feels worlds apart from the bustle, floating above the Adriatic with a kind of quiet confidence. White stone, clean lines, glass everywhere—it’s all very understated, very serene, and exactly what you want when you’ve come to switch off in style.

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Amara

Amara Cyprus doesn’t just do luxury—it redefines it. A dazzling coastal escape, this award-winning gem effortlessly blends sleek, modern design with the natural beauty of Limassol’s shores. But if you think you’re here just for the views (which are, let’s face it, incredible), think again. The real star of this show is the culinary scene, which effortlessly takes the island’s food culture to new heights.

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Almyra

Perched on the dazzling coastline of Paphos, Almyra effortlessly redefines luxury with its laid-back cool, modern design, and a dash of Cypriot charm. As part of the Design Hotels collection, it blends sleek sophistication with a relaxed Mediterranean vibe, making it the ideal base for those seeking style and serenity, without the crowds.

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Columbia Beach Resort

Tucked away above the tranquil Pissouri Bay, Columbia Beach Resort is where the art of escape is perfected. With 169 luxurious suites, an award-winning spa, and two pools—including one infinity-style, because why not?—this isn’t your average resort. It’s got the kind of Cypriot charm that makes you feel like you’re in on a secret. From world-class dining to a location that says, “Don’t rush,” Columbia Beach Resort offers a refined, stylish retreat where the Mediterranean views are as impressive as the service.

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Ikos Aria

Set against the stunning backdrop of Kos, Ikos Aria offers a true escape into luxury, where sleek design meets warm Greek hospitality. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, savouring Michelin-starred meals, or soaking in the panoramic sea views from your room, this all-inclusive resort provides everything for a truly indulgent stay.

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The Marlborough Lodge

Set in the heart of Marlborough’s wine country, The Marlborough Lodge is a polished, privately owned estate surrounded by vines, gardens and gently rolling countryside. Just 10 minutes from Blenheim Airport — but worlds away in feel — this former convent-turned-luxury-lodge offers the kind of laidback indulgence that New Zealand does so well.

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Eagles Nest

Eagles Nest isn’t your typical resort — this is a curated collection of just five spectacular, standalone villas scattered across a private 75-acre headland overlooking New Zealand’s sublime Bay of Islands. Designed for those who want complete privacy without sacrificing luxury, each villa is more like its own mini resort, with jaw-dropping ocean views, heated infinity pools, fully equipped gourmet kitchens, and vast open-plan living spaces.

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Eichardt’s Private Hotel

Nestled in the heart of Queenstown on New Zealand’s South Island, Eichardt’s Private Hotel offers an elegant retreat that perfectly balances timeless sophistication with a warm, inviting spirit. Occupying a prime waterfront location on Lake Wakatipu, this boutique hotel combines the charm of historic architecture with contemporary design touches, creating a refined yet relaxed atmosphere that feels entirely effortless.

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Hapuku Lodge & Tree Houses

Hapuku Lodge & Tree Houses is one of those rare stays that manages to feel both wildly remote and completely refined. Set just outside Kaikōura on New Zealand’s South Island, this contemporary country lodge is framed by the Kaikōura mountains on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. And then there are the tree houses—yes, actual tree houses—elevated 10 metres above the ground and nestled in a grove of native manuka trees.

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Bay of Many Coves

Hidden deep in the Marlborough Sounds—only accessible by boat or helicopter—Bay of Many Coves is the kind of place you come to truly disappear. No roads. No rush. Just a scattering of architecturally pared-back apartments tucked into native bushland, with every room angled towards the water.

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