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It’s easy to talk of white sand, blue seas, and swaying palms. But the right beach holiday is so much more memorable than any picture postcard. We’re talking of Zanzibar’s scent of nutmeg and clove. The overwater villas of the Maldives’ atolls. Or the dramatic, mountain-framed coastline of French Polynesia. These are the details that make a place unique. After all, it’s been a long time since we last stepped on sand. So, when we create your own bespoke beach holiday, we’ll bring these details rushing back.
Right now, it’s only natural to feel unsure about booking a trip. But we’ve got your back. The beach holidays and hotels we’ve curated are remote, isolated, and uncrowded. Socially distanced by design. These are properties we’ve visited, shared and loved. We know them and we know the people in charge. You have their word — and ours — that we’ll negotiate and secure you the best possible value. All you need to do is tell us where and when, and we’ll bring all the pieces together. A single point of contact to ensure your trip goes ahead without a hitch.
This is your holiday – and you’ll be safe and secure in our care.
A smaller sea tucked against the body of the Americas, the Caribbean is a place of rich culture, Tk. From the Cadillac’s of old Havana to the exotic heights of the balmy Piton Mountains. 7,000 islands, each – seemingly – with its own stories, music, culture and appetite. And the beaches? You know it already: soft, tropical, hazy and bright. We’ve never been more welcome to see the sea.
This private island on the balmy Antiguan coast offers intimacy, exceptional service, and eye-opening activities. Singing, dancing, kids’ clubs, and a legendary turtle conservation program. Setting it apart from its competitors, Jumby Bay offers some truly unique experiences, including a beach dinner beneath the stars, champagne picnics, and open-air spa treatment rooms. Unbeatable.
Submerged in tropical jungle on an exclusive stretch of beach, Chable Maroma is a secluded gem that honours the environment and feeds your soul. Renowned for its wellness offerings, from each casita’s nature-inspired design and signature Tree of Life massage to the organic, seasonal produce served in each restaurant; there’s no need to measure time at Chable Maroma. Just breathe deeply and appreciate each moment.
Rosewood Little Dix Bay is one of the Caribbean’s most iconic hotels. With a true Treasure Island atmosphere, none other than Laurence Rockefeller dubbed it “wilderness beach” on his first visit in 1958. As part of our immersive Take me on a Story experience to the British Virgin Islands – a trip inspired by the 1882 novel ‘Treasure Island’ – you and your family will soon make your home here, before learning the tricks of survival at sea. Expect underwater treasure hunts, star-gazing by bonfires, and cutlass-swinging lessons.
A private island and deserted beaches.
Across its sprawling, exotic lands, this hilly and beautiful island of 115 acres offers a true sense of escapism. Private boats sail out to uninhabited islands. Picnics of private beaches. All-inclusive cottages and private butler service. Intimate and remote, the energy here is of romance and wonder – offering you a chance to detach from the cares of the world.
Classy and elegant, with a sugar mill past.
Cradled by the Caribbean Sea and surrounded by countless volcanic springs, Sugar Beach is the perfect Caribbean hideaway to watch spectacular sunsets and mesmerising ocean views from. Not to mention, its enviable location next to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Pitons. Home to treehouse treatment rooms, claw-foot baths, and sumptuous four-poster beds; Sugar Beach is nothing short of Caribbean bliss.
You’ll find literally hundreds of islands, chains, atolls and archipelagos across the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. The Maldives, Mauritius, Seychelles and Sri Lanka among them. Vibrant birds, romantic rice paddies, misty hills and dense jungles frame beaches of delicate sand and gentle skies. History, spice, trade and spirits meet across these incredible landscapes.
Truly special. Joali is both the first and only art immersive hotel in the Maldives, its landscape dotted with installations both local and international. A studio gallery with rotating artists-in-residence adds an extra layer of inspiration in this place of private pools, overwater villas, and exceptional eating. There are also regular art workshops for the creative.
Sustainability, conservation, and ecology are at the heart of Six Senses Zil Pasyon, bringing a Galapagos-style energy to the stunning Seychelles. An organic garden supplies the kitchen. A turtle conservation project is run from the property. And the local area (jungles, inlets, and coves) are a haven for biodiverse wildlife. This is where luxury meets sustainability.
Nature is the order of the day at Amanwella. Hidden amongst coconut groves on the gentle slopes of a hill, the view from your suite is breathtaking – think palm-studded beaches, peaceful bays, and miles of clear blue water. Not only are you surrounded by natural beauty, but its wildlife wonders take centre stage here too. Watch giant turtles lay their eggs on nearby beaches and herds of wild elephants roam in Uda Walawe National Park. You’ll feel a million miles from home.
Tropical gardens, soft sands, and the best beach on the island.
Fusing together influences from across the African continent and the Indian Ocean, Zuri is the epitome of beachside elegance with its 55 bungalows, suites, and villas scattered throughout tropical spice gardens. Split your time between the shores of Zuri’s Kendwa Beach, Dhow Bar, and your private jacuzzi, all the while tucked amid the tropical foliage of Unguja Island. Zuri Zanzibar certainly feels like a world of its own.
Mauritian culture, family fun, and creole cuisine.
Food, eating, and feasts take centre stage at this family-focused slice of paradise in the Indian Ocean. With private pools and cabanas, treasure hunts, table tennis, snorkeling, and bonfires, every effort has been made to pair enviable luxury with activities and entertainment. What’s more, the French and Creole influences of Mauritian cooking are at their apogee here.
Perhaps it’s not your classic ‘go to’ continent for a beach holiday, but Europe is arguably one of the best. Home to warm Mediterranean waters, rocky shores, exceptional Beach Clubs, and countless hidden coves; there are enough beaches here to last a lifetime. From Italy’s iconic Amalfi Coast and Spain’s balmy Balearics to Portugal’s Algarve and Croatia’s glistening Dalmation Coast. It’s time to explore.
Greece is the all-time perfect combination of old meets new and beach meets city. And whilst it’s easy to think mainland Greece is urban through and through, get ready to be surprised. Just half an hour from Athens is a pine-fringed peninsula that plays home to the luxurious Four Seasons Astir Palace. In the shadow of the Acropolis, split your time between its three beaches and two pools, and tick off the extensive list of watersports. We’ll also take you to Amanzoe’s Beach Club on the east coast of the Peloponnese, to dip your toes in the warm water, doze off in the beach cabanas, and water-ski to your heart’s content.
Home to over 4,000 miles of coastline, Italy is overflowing with breathtaking beaches and charming seaside towns. And there’s one stretch of coastline in particular our Travel Expert’s keep returning to – the glistening Amalfi Coast. From Sorrento and Salerno to Positano and Praiano, there’s a bit of beach for everyone. And perched on the cliff face of Praiano is Casa Angelina, a serene little suntrap. Lounge in the shade of lemon trees, watch the sunset over the Bay of Naples, and sip on a glass of prosecco at the beachside bar in Vivaro.
Picking our favourite beach in Spain is like choosing our favourite food – it’s impossible. But the Balearic Islands are a good place to start – and combined with the hip city of Barcelona, it makes for a stylish Spanish getaway. Upon arrival in Ibiza, we’ll whisk you away to 7 Pines, a glamorous hideaway dotted among fragrant gardens and the perfect place to soak up Ibiza’s sun and shoreline. Sail along the sun-kissed coastline, dive into cyanic waters, and dine out at the mouthwatering beachside restaurant, Juan y Andrea.
Old Towns, UNESCO-listed bays, and heavenly hideaways.
Bursting with idyllic coves, trendy beach bars, and plenty of oyster shucking opportunities, island hopping through Croatia and Montenegro is top of our list this year. From the untouched beauty of Boka Bay and its newly-opened One&Only Portonovi to the vineyards of Korčula, this Adriatic adventure serves up a mix of culture, history, and sea.
Umbrella pines, castaway picnics, and barefoot walks.
Sitting in southern Portugal, on a 17-acre patch of woodland and wildflowers, Sublime Comporta is a picture-perfect paradise. With a backdrop of rolling dunes and verdant paddy fields, spend the day with a local fisherman, horse ride over sand dunes, or simply read a book by the pool – the choice is yours.
It would take years to visit each and every island and atoll of the South Pacific; that vast ocean between California and Papua New Guinea. This is a diver’s paradise. A place of coral reefs and gardenia trees. Remote, off-grid. The mysteries of Easter Island. The spiritualism of Hawaii. When Magellan first crossed its reach in 1521, he named it the “Peaceful Sea.” It carries that name to this day.
Home to the world’s fourth-largest reef, the Great Astrolabe, this private island is perfect for snorkel and dive enthusiasts of all stripes. It also boats exceptional biodiversity and marine life as well as humpback and pilot whale spotting (not to mention hammerhead sharks in July – August). With PADI courses for complete beginners, this is the perfect place to hone your skills or to learn the ropes.
Lying in the shadow of Bora Bora’s iconic Mount Otemanu, Conrad Bora Bora Nui enjoys not one, but two motus (reef islets). Bordered by an aquamarine lagoon, the 114 suites and villas boast unimaginable views, infinity pools, and private beaches – and a true sense of escapism. Spend your time flitting between the spa, the emerald sea, and Upa Upa Lounge Bar.
Recently re-opened, this legendary Hawaiian institution has serious chops; offering stand-out service rooted in local island culture. Employing its own Kahu Hanai, a keeper of the island’s stories, you’ll experience ancient hikes, historic trails, traditional music and an opportunity to explore the sacred connection between land and sea (Mauka to Makai). Unforgettable, immersive, authentic.
Exclusive, sustainable and amazingly secluded.
The most exclusive property in French Polynesia, The Brando sits on its own private island (named Tetiaora). Accessible only by the island’s own private airline, this institution was founded on the island bought by Marlon Brando himself (thus the name). Keeping beach obstruction to a minimum, the resort makes exceptionally clever use of carbon-neutral and sustainable
technologies.
Private beaches, degustation eating, & the Great Barrier Reef.
This private island boasts 24 beaches and only 40 suites, each of which has its own direct path to the sea. Gourmet picnic baskets, the eye-opening Anchor Bay restaurant, access to the iconic Great Barrier Reef, and snorkeling opportunities on the Outer Reef. A short private boat can take you from bedroom to reef in an unbeatably short amount of time.