British Columbia, Canada
Nine days on the edge of the continent where old-growth cedars defy measurement, orca pods breach close enough to hear them breathe, and hidden hot springs steam in rainforests that have been growing since before the pyramids were built.
9 days
Oaxaca, Mexico
Six days in a city built on layers — mezcal distilled in earthen pits by fourth-generation maestros, mole negro that takes thirty ingredients and three days to make, Zapotec ruins surveying the valley at golden hour, and Day of the Dead marigold carpets where death is celebrated rather than feared.
6 days
Patagonia, Chile
Twelve days at the bottom of the world where granite towers materialise through cloud, glaciers calve with the sound of thunder, and gauchos roast lamb over open flame while Patagonian wind rewrites everything you thought you knew about scale.
12 days
Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town is a city where every direction is a different world — summit Table Mountain at dawn, drink pinotage in the actual Stellenbosch sun by noon, and watch penguins waddle past bemused tourists by tea time.
8 days
Marrakech, Morocco
Marrakech is not a city you visit — it is a city that happens to you. The medina labyrinth, the riad courtyards, the hammam steam, the Atlas Mountains on the horizon, and Jemaa el-Fnaa at dusk when the smoke makes the whole square look like a dream.
4 days
Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom
The Scottish Highlands are not a landscape — they are a mood. Morning mist on the lochs, whisky aged in oak and silence, castle ruins where the only company is the wind, and a sky that changes its mind every twenty minutes.
5 days
Amalfi Coast, Italy
A week on the Amalfi Coast is a week of vertigo and beauty — lemon terraces stacked against impossible cliffs, the scent of bougainvillea and sea salt tangled together, and every meal outdoors feeling like the last supper of a very good life.
7 days
Rajasthan, India
Two weeks riding night trains between desert fortresses and lake palaces, sleeping in three-hundred-year-old havelis, and discovering that Rajasthan is not a place that does anything by half measures.
14 days
Queenstown, New Zealand
Queenstown exists in a state of permanent whiplash — bungee off a bridge at dawn, glide through Milford Sound by noon, and watch the Remarkables turn pink over a lakefront gin by evening.
5 days
Bali, Indonesia
The Bali that matters has nothing to do with beach clubs or infinity pools — it lives in pre-dawn temple ceremonies, hidden canyon waterfalls, and the quiet generosity of a grandmother teaching you to fold a canang sari.
10 days
Kyoto, Japan
A week spent walking ancient temple paths at dawn, drinking matcha in four-hundred-year-old teahouses, and discovering a Kyoto that only reveals itself to those willing to slow down.
7 days
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