What you can browse in this collection
39 dining rooms, 38 places to stay, 24 rail journeys, 8 small ships, 28 trip designers, 2 spas, 2 shops and 59 festivals — each with its own page: what the place is, how you get there, what the season does, and what to settle before you go.
A few from the collection
Soneva Jani
Water villas on a private lagoon island in Noonu Atoll, with decks that reach out over the water. Some come with a slide into the lagoon and a bedroom roof that opens to the sky. Days happen at the room, in the water, and later under the stars.
SHA Wellness Clinic
SHA Wellness Clinic stands above Altea Bay on Spain's Mediterranean coast, in Alicante province. A stay starts with an assessment, and nutrition, movement and recovery sessions are then arranged around the same personal plan. Suites and terraces sit inside the estate, so the quiet part of the day is not a separate trip.
Venice Simplon-Orient-Express
Restored 1920s carriages still run between European cities. You sit by the window in daylight, move to a formal dining car for dinner, and come back to find the seat turned into a bed. Which cities you pass through depends on the departure, not on the train's name.
White Desert Antarctica
White Desert flies guests from Cape Town into the Antarctic interior, landing on the blue ice at Wolf's Fang after about five and a half hours. From there, vehicles or light aircraft carry them to Whichaway, Echo or Explorer Camp. Days go to glaciers, emperor penguins or the South Pole, depending on the product booked.
Silversea Expeditions
Silversea Expeditions sends small ships to Antarctica, the Arctic, the Galapagos, the Kimberley and remote Pacific islands, leaving from a different port each time. Zodiacs, landings and expert briefings fill the days. Back on board, suites, restaurants and lounges take over. Polar and tropical routes use different ships and different equipment.
Under
A restaurant that serves one set menu, changes it with the season, and has no à la carte. Half the building stands on the shore; the rest of it is under the water.