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“Six I’d put my own six legs on. Different continents, wildly different price tags — start here, then go poke the filters.”

Nine days across Botswana's three defining wildernesses in one continuous arc — three nights at Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero on the elephant-thick Chobe River, two nights on the Zambezi Queen floating hotel, and four nights at Sanctuary Stanley's Camp in a private Okavango concession bordering Moremi.

Five curated Cape Town journeys.

Eight days from Reykjavík out along the South Coast and the Golden Circle — geysers, waterfalls, a glacier lagoon full of drifting icebergs, whale watching, and two very different kinds of geothermal bathing to end each day on.

An eight-day arc through Costa Rica's three signature landscapes — the Arenal volcano and its hot springs, the mist and hanging bridges of Monteverde's cloud forest, and finally the sun and surf of the Papagayo coast.

A tight, brilliantly-run day-safari from Richards Bay Port into Bayala Private Safari Lodge — a genuine Big Five reserve tucked into the wild north of KwaZulu-Natal.

Seychelles works best as a twin-centre — one big-island 5-star with proper restaurants and infrastructure, then a private-island or boulder-beach retreat where the only decision is which pool you're in.

Five curated Cape Town journeys.

Silverbacks in the mist.

One deliberately slow day walking in the actual footprints of two of the last century's most consequential minds — Mahatma Gandhi's Phoenix Settlement, the Pietermaritzburg platform that started Satyagraha, and the Capture Site where Nelson Mandela's 27-year silence began.

A tight, brilliantly-run day-safari from Richards Bay Port into Bayala Private Safari Lodge — a genuine Big Five reserve tucked into the wild north of KwaZulu-Natal.

Two days that stitch together the two great faces of KwaZulu-Natal — the primordial water world of the UNESCO-listed iSimangaliso Wetland Park at St Lucia, and the Big Five bushveld of Bayala Private Game Reserve — with a soft, star-heavy night at Bayala Safari Lodge in between.

Three nights, one under-visited stretch of coast, and a suspicion by breakfast on day two that you've stumbled into something the rest of the world hasn't quite caught on to.

Nine days at LUX* Belle Mare on Mauritius's quieter east coast — where volcanic mountains fall into a lagoon so pale it looks colour-corrected, and 'island luxury' is delivered with the kind of quiet, undemonstrative service that ruins other resorts for you.

Nine days across Botswana's three defining wildernesses in one continuous arc — three nights at Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero on the elephant-thick Chobe River, two nights on the Zambezi Queen floating hotel, and four nights at Sanctuary Stanley's Camp in a private Okavango concession bordering Moremi.

Eight days built on one of the great long-haul contrasts on Earth — four nights at the Four Seasons Buenos Aires in Recoleta (a restored Belle Époque mansion with the best breakfast in the city), then three nights at Nayara Alto Atacama in the driest desert on the planet.

Namibia by road is gravel, gravel, and more gravel.

Bazaruto Archipelago — five dune-topped islands, warm-water lagoons the colour of a swimming pool, and one of the last strongholds of the African dugong.

Seychelles works best as a twin-centre — one big-island 5-star with proper restaurants and infrastructure, then a private-island or boulder-beach retreat where the only decision is which pool you're in.

Kerzner built Sun City inside a dormant volcanic crater in 1979 and it has quietly refused to age since.

Three nights at the grande dame — the 1904 Victoria Falls Hotel — with a guided walk of the Zimbabwe-side viewpoints (75% of the falls visible), a Zambezi sunset cruise, and the option to cross the bridge into Zambia for a low-water Devil's Pool session.

Six nights on Seven Mile Beach — a stretch of sand so absurdly white it looks retouched even in person — with the reef, the rays and the rum all within a short boat ride of your sun lounger.

An eight-day arc through Costa Rica's three signature landscapes — the Arenal volcano and its hot springs, the mist and hanging bridges of Monteverde's cloud forest, and finally the sun and surf of the Papagayo coast.

Four nights of London at its best — a private guided visit into the Tower of London or the British Museum, Mayfair shopping, an evening at the theatre — followed by three nights in the honey-stone quiet of the Cotswolds, with Windsor Castle, Blenheim Palace and a horse-drawn carriage ride through a country estate along the way.

Eight days from Reykjavík out along the South Coast and the Golden Circle — geysers, waterfalls, a glacier lagoon full of drifting icebergs, whale watching, and two very different kinds of geothermal bathing to end each day on.

Six days built around two of Montana's finest properties — a spell of tented glamping luxury and a working guest ranch, book-ended by a full day inside Yellowstone's quieter northern reaches.

Seven days pairing the wild grandeur of Grand Teton National Park with the polished summer energy of a Colorado ski town in its off-season best form.

Seven days timed to New England's short, spectacular autumn window — Boston's brick and history, inland to Vermont's countryside for the deepest reds of the season, then a slower coastal finish among lobster shacks and Gilded Age mansions.

Five days rooted in historic Charleston, one of the most walkable, food-obsessed cities in the American South, with a Lowcountry excursion day out onto the tidal creeks and marshes that made this coastline what it is.

Five days through Virginia's horse and wine country — Middleburg's fox-hunting estates, a private tasting flight across a handful of the state's 300-plus wineries, a proper dose of American history at Monticello and Montpelier, and a slow drive along Skyline Drive through Shenandoah National Park at peak foliage.