10 reasons to sail with Windstar Cruises

Windstar Cruises are for travellers who love the romance of the sea, who seek leisurely small ship exploration that is intimate and personal.  With small ships, distinctive itineraries and a relaxed yacht-style atmosphere, sailing with Windstar feels closer to a private voyage than a typical cruise. The fleet is expanding too; Star Seeker launched at the […]

Review: andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge, Tanzania

Tucked away, in the greater Serengeti ecosystem, lies a slice of pure safari magic. Right at the banks of the Grumeti river you’ll find the stunning andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge, a 10-suite luxury safari retreat that is widely regarded as one of the finest in Tanzania. Reason enough to check it out and see […]

10 luxury travel gifts for Easter (UK & Europe edition)

With the Easter bank holiday just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about that first big getaway of the year. If your idea of a long weekend involves more passport stamps and scenic road trips than just hunting for chocolate in the garden, you’re in the right place. We’ve handpicked a […]

How to secure the best waterfront views in Mykonos

Treat yourself to the Mykonos waterfront view experience: illuminated sunrises, seductive sunsets, and captivating views of nearby Greek isles. While the typical tourist relies on beachfront restaurants and sea view beach clubs for these views, the most exclusive waterfront views are reserved for the lucky guests who get a chance to stay in one of […]

New luxury safari lodges opening in 2026

It’s incredibly exciting to see the number of new safaris lodges opening across Africa over the next few months. Zambia in particular is seeing some very exciting new developments. Here area few I caught up with at the recent OurAfrica.Travel digital trade show… Nzovu Rundu Luxury Camp in Zambia’s Lower Zambezi National Park Proudly Zambian […]

Review: Catgill Farm Glamping, Bolton Abbey, UK

The story of Catgill is one of profound diversification and family legacy. Since 2014, husband-and-wife team Oliver and Cat Barker, guided by the wisdom of Oliver’s grandfather Ken, have breathed new life into a 60-year-old North Yorkshire dairy farm whilst also raising a family. The humble beginnings of a simple camping field within the Bolton […]

Heli-adventures in New Zealand’s South Island

Wānaka has a habit of making you feel as if the world has been turned up a notch. What we call locally the ‘big skies’, and the varying blues of the glacial rivers and lakes settle a light on the landscape that photographers love and that’s best seen from a helicopter.  The mountains look close […]

Discovering the Galapagos Islands’ Pikaia Lodge

At dawn, in the Galapagos Islands, the air feels cool and unusually pure. It’s tinged with saltwater and volcanic earth; with every breath, giving you a sense of the natural, pristine state of the archipelago; a place where life moves at a gentler pace. Giant tortoises lumber through open spaces as if they own the […]

Review: Angama Amboseli, Kenya

At the bottom of the mighty Mt. Kilimanjaro lies the beautiful Amboseli National Park, known for being the home of the super tuskers. For those not in the known, super tuskers are the elephants with the largest tusks which are often also among the oldest. One can imagine the amount of visitors flocking in to […]

New Zealand luxury family travel without compromise

When different generations in the same family travel together, there are multiple considerations to take into account, and it significantly changes the feel of the trip. When parents, children, and grandparents explore a foreign destination together, the experience becomes extraordinary and magical. It becomes less about seeing everything and more about sharing the time. New […]

Solar eclipse triggers surge in Mallorca’s luxury villa market

All eyes are on the Balearic Islands this summer for a solar event that only happens once every 400 years! The 2026 solar eclipse in Mallorca that will overshadow any other destination for your 2026 travel plans and now is the perfect time to start planning your visit to witness it with your own eyes. […]

The anti-itinerary safari

For decades, all-inclusive safaris have followed the same schedule. Pre-dawn wake-up calls. Game drives that leave on time whether you’re ready or not. Structured mealtimes. Planned downtime. Communal meals. It’s a structure most accept as part of the deal. But what if that’s not the way a safari is meant to be enjoyed? As a […]

Review: The Fish, Farncombe, Broadway, Worcestershire

The Fish Hotel is an inviting take on Scandi-cool-comfort and contemporary country living.  Delivering hygge for the Cotswolds, The Fish is an innovative country retreat, a rural playground of some 500 acres on the Gloucestershire and Worcestershire borders. Home to buzzards, deer and foxes, as well as weary urbanites and salivating foodies.  More rural community […]

Is Iceland safe to drive yourself?

The car rental counter at Keflavík Airport is always busy. Visitors collect their keys, load up on insurance options they half-understand, and drive into a landscape that looks, from the terminal window, like it should be easy. Wide roads, no traffic, open sky. Forty minutes later, somewhere on a coastal highway, the wind picks up. […]

Top 10 luxury travel gifts for Mother’s Day 2026 (UK edition)

There’s no better opportunity in the year to tell your Mum how much you care than Mothering Sunday. And with the date fast approaching (and a gentle reminder to our US friends: yours isn’t until 10 May 2026), we’ve curated a luxury gift guide so you can celebrate her impeccable style and sense of adventure, […]