Three regions, known from the ground

‍ ‍DESTINATIONS

We do not keep a long list of everywhere. We work where we have real relationships and real knowledge.

WHERE WE GO

We can tell you the difference between two lodges that look identical online

Africa, Asia and the Mediterranean. We focus on these three because we know them well enough to be useful, the right camp for the season, the guide who is genuinely the best, the room that is never listed. What follows is a sample of what a trip in each can hold, not a menu.

AFRICA · 01°S 36°E

Safari, the Swahili coast, and the wine country

From the private conservancies of Kenya to the spice coast of Zanzibar, Africa is where we started and where we know the most.


Sunrise in the Mara

A private breakfast set out on the plains as the herds move across in front of you.

Zanzibar after dark

The Stone Town spice market at dusk, then a dhow out on the water as the light drops.

The Namib dunes

The oldest desert on earth, where the draw is the silence and the scale of it.

The Cape winelands

Dinner with the winemakers in the vineyards below Table Mountain.

ASIA · 35°N 135°E

Craft, ceremony and quiet

Across Asia the appeal is precision and restraint, centuries of it. We plan around the quiet parts, not only the sights.


Bali

A villa set back in the rainforest, and a temple purification at sunrise.

Kyoto

A private tea ceremony in a machiya townhouse, then a kaiseki dinner by lantern light.

Hoi An

The lantern-lit old town reflected on the river, and pho at dawn with the people who make it.

Tokyo

Design-led hotels and an omakase counter that seats six.

MEDITERRENEAN & MIDDLEEAST · 40°N 14°E

Old stone, salt air, and slow days

The Mediterranean and the Middle East hold a lot in a small space. The point here is to slow down and stay a while.


Amalfi

A private boat under the lemon cliffs, and a trattoria off the main path.

Wadi Rum

Stargazing beside the red dunes, and a Bedouin fire after dark.

Santorini

Cave suites cut into the rock, and breakfast over the caldera.

Cairo

Private access to museum collections and rooftop views over the Nile.

BY INVITATION

The Private Collection

A set of trips we do not list here, held for people who have travelled with us before and shared by invitation. If that is you, you already know how to reach us.

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