A train that goes nowhere in old-fashioned style.

Lush temperate rainforests, unique wildlife and authentic Indigenous coastal villages live in harmony.

With 10,100 km, Last Frontier’s tenure in British Columbia is the largest single heliskiing area in the world.

Known as the “Garden Island of the Atlantic,” Madeira is a European favourite.

On its own secluded 30,000-year-old sand dune with Uluru in its sightlines, Longitude 131° is truly a one-of-a-kind destination.

From Cape Town to the White Desert and back, in 24 hours.

Spectacularly situated on the Mossman River, a stay at Silky Oaks Lodge is one of the best ways to experience Australia’s tropical northland.

With wellness and healing arts practices that inspire “The simplicity of self,” Shou Sugi Ban House, in the Hamptons, is a unique gated thirteen-studio spa and wellness retreat.

In a national park on the Alaska Peninsula that’s home to more than 2,000 brown bears (more than there are humans), Alaskan brown bear and grizzly viewing is the carbon neutral, name of the game.

Destroyed in the bushfires earlier this year, owners, James and Hayley Baillie, immediately committed to rebuilding the Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island.