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Zameera was built on a single belief: that the world's most extraordinary experiences deserve to be found, vetted and presented with the same care and rigour that defines the finest luxury brands. A private island in the Maldives. A Michelin Key resort at the edge of a national park. An expedition to Antarctica. Every experience here has earned its place.
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A handpicked selection of the world's most remarkable ultra luxury travel experiences, from luxury resorts within UNESCO World Heritage Sites to safaris across untouched wilderness and journeys to the far reaches of the earth.
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A Private Heli-Ski Lodge Buyout in Iceland
Five nights with Deplar Farm entirely private for up to 34 guests, including as many as 24 skiers. Two A-Star B3 helicopters give the group access to the mountains of Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, with descents that can run from high ridgelines towards the fjords. Back at the 13-room lodge, a substantial programme of food, wellness and guided activities makes the buyout equally considered for those who have not come to ski.
Summit-to-Sea Heli-Skiing on the Troll Peninsula
Five nights of heli-skiing from Deplar Farm, a 13-room lodge named on Condé Nast Traveler's 2023 Best Hotels in the World Gold List. Two helicopters wait at the door to lift you onto Arctic summits for descents of around 1,500 metres that finish near the sea. In spring the evenings stay light, so a run can be skied late in the day. Between mountain days there is whale watching by boat, a geothermal pool and a chef who cooks what the valley grows.
Silverback Gorilla Trekking from Kwitonda Lodge
8 days at Singita Kwitonda Lodge, set on the edge of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda's gorilla country. The journey is shaped around two mountain gorilla treks, including one private exclusive trek near the end of the stay, with golden monkeys, Dian Fossey's legacy, volcanic lakes, conservation, craft and long evenings beneath the Virunga volcanoes.
A Family Gorilla Trek on the Volcanoes of Rwanda
8 days at Singita Kataza House, a private four-bedroom villa on the edge of Volcanoes National Park. The journey is built around two mountain gorilla treks, including one private exclusive trek near the end of the stay, with golden monkeys, forest walks and the volcanic north of Rwanda folded into the week. This is a private house at the boundary of gorilla country, close enough to the forest for the landscape to shape every day.
The Kruger Honeymoon Safari
Four nights at Singita Lebombo, set high above the N'wanetsi River in a private Kruger concession shared by only two lodges. This honeymoon is built around a glass suite, a safari vehicle and guide reserved for the couple where availability allows, and the feeling of having the landscape open around two people. Candlelit meals, predator country and a bath drawn above the river give the stay its romance.
A Private Safari with the Leopards of the Sabi Sands
Five nights of private safari in the Sabi Sand, the corner of South Africa its guides call big cat country, where leopard and lion are seen about as reliably as anywhere on the continent. Castleton is a stone homestead of six cottages, taken by a single party with its own guide, tracker and vehicle, so a family drives, dines and rests entirely on its own hours. Between drives there are walks on foot, the pool above the waterhole, and fireside dinners at the boma.
A Black Rhino Safari with San Rock Art in Zimbabwe
Six nights at Singita Pamushana, the only lodge on the 115,000-acre Malilangwe Reserve in south-eastern Zimbabwe. Across the week you walk with an armed guide to San rock art in the reserve's sandstone shelters, take the boat out on the lake below the lodge and drive country that holds both black and white rhino. With eight suites on a reserve this large, you will rarely see another vehicle.
The Private Safari Lodge on the Malilangwe Reserve
Four nights on the Malilangwe Reserve, 115,000 acres of Zimbabwean lowveld, with a private house and its staff held for one family. Malilangwe House takes up to ten guests and comes with its own guide, tracker, chef and host, so drives leave when you wake and a sighting holds as long as you like. The reserve's 123 rock art sites are walked with your guide, and its black and white rhino are among the animals the drives go looking for.
A Private Yacht Through Svalbard
7 nights aboard Aqua Lares, privately chartered through Svalbard for up to 30 guests. The voyage moves from Longyearbyen into glacier fjords, pack ice, walrus shores, bird cliffs, tundra landings and the pale light of Arctic summer. Between expeditions, guests return to a yacht with private cabins, Owner's Suites, warm lounges, refined dining, a sauna, indoor Jacuzzi, massage room, sundeck and the quiet privilege of having the ship entirely to themselves.
Yachting from the Spice Islands to Raja Ampat
7 nights aboard Aqua Blu, privately chartered from Ambon to Sorong for up to 30 guests. The voyage begins in the old world of the Spice Islands, where nutmeg once shaped empires, then moves north into Raja Ampat, a seascape of limestone islands, blue lagoons, reef walls, village jetties and forested bays where birds of paradise call before sunrise. It is a journey through two different versions of East Indonesia, one historic and fragrant with memory, the other remote, marine rich and almost impossibly clear.
The Red Sea Desert Rock Mountain Retreat
Three nights at Desert Rock, a resort set into a granite massif in the Hejaz mountains of Saudi Arabia's Red Sea region. The stay is based in a Two-Bedroom Cliff Hanging Villa above the resort, reached by a 15-minute helicopter flight from Red Sea International Airport. Days on the rock bring via ferrata, abseiling, climbing and a zipline, with e-quads through the wadi, THE SPA, dinner at Nyra and a guided astronomy session.
The Komodo Yacht Charter from Bali
7 nights aboard Aqua Blu, privately chartered through the islands between Bali and Komodo for up to 30 guests. The voyage enters a part of Indonesia that feels ancient, dry and elemental, where volcanic hills fall into clear water, coral reefs sit beneath quiet anchorages and Komodo dragons still move through the heat of the national park. It is a journey shaped by sea, wildlife and silence, with the comfort of a private yacht allowing the group to reach these islands gently and properly.
The World's Most Remarkable Luxury Travel Destinations
From the deserts of Arabia to the islands of the Maldives and Fiji, and the icy reaches of the Arctic to the luxury resorts of the Indian Ocean, each destination has been chosen for its singular quality of experience, home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, protected national parks and some of the world's most celebrated luxury hotels.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A city that has redefined what ambition looks like, set where the desert meets the sea. Private aviation, world-class dining, desert escapes and access to some of the most extraordinary hospitality on earth.
Red Sea, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
One of the world's last truly untouched coastlines, opening for the first time to a carefully selected few. Crystal waters, ancient reefs and a landscape of extraordinary remoteness.
Maldives, Indian Ocean
Twenty-six natural atolls scattered across the Indian Ocean, a handful developed into some of the finest resorts on earth. Water that changes colour with the light, above a reef system that remains among the most intact in the world.
Antarctica
The most remote and least visited place on earth — a continent of ice, ocean and silence, with no permanent population and no infrastructure. What it offers those who make the journey is complete contact with a natural world unchanged for millions of years.
Maasai Mara, Kenya
On the eastern edge of Africa, where the savannah runs to every horizon and the natural world operates at a scale that makes everything else feel small. Home to one of the most significant wildlife ecosystems on earth and the safari tradition that defined luxury in the wild.
Indonesia
The largest archipelago on earth, more than seventeen thousand islands scattered across the equator. Most visitors see only one. Beyond Bali lie Komodo, Sumba and Raja Ampat — landscapes and waters that remain among the least touched anywhere.
The Arctic
Not a country but a region, vast and seasonal, governed by conditions that exist nowhere else. Above the Arctic Circle the sun vanishes for months and the sea ice breathes with the seasons, offering a silence, scale and spectacle with no equivalent on earth.
Malilangwe Reserve, Zimbabwe
A country not yet discovered by the mainstream. Ancient baobab forests, vast private reserves, sandstone ridges and one of the highest concentrations of black rhino remaining in Africa, protected by one of its most dedicated conservation trusts.
Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
Ancient forest, volcanic highlands and the mountain gorilla, an encounter so rare and so disarming it redefines what travel is capable of. A country rebuilt with remarkable intention, its commitment to conservation visible at every level.
Sabi Sand & Kruger, South Africa
The Kruger and the Sabi Sand, where the Big Five share land with the world's most considered safari lodges. Cape Town, dramatic and cosmopolitan. The Winelands, unhurried and extraordinary. The breadth of what is possible sets South Africa apart.
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