Often overlooked—yet less than a three-hour drive from Athens—Porto Heli is home to striking sunsets over the Argolic Gulf, attracting the country’s movers and shakers, business titans and glitterati, who come to their…
Unique Trips
Decades ago, Ernest Hemingway quipped “When in Paris, the only reason to not stay at the Ritz is if you can’t afford it.” Legendarily, the writer also dreamed of the hotel at…
There’s a comfort in routine. That may be why so many skiers return again and again each year to their favorite ski resorts. At our preferred winter wonderlands, we know the fastest…
It’s a cliché, but in the new year, we all ponder the opportunity to redefine ourselves. It’s as if the calendar gives us permission to recalibrate, even nudging us, sometimes, to make…
Ginny & David Freeman, Founders of the Sonoma Valley Authors Festival Long before Sonoma Valley was a mecca for wine and food, the region was home to Jack London, one of the…
Because memories beat shopping carts, we love the idea of giving the gift of a special experience this holiday season. We’ve searched high and low (literally!) to come up with six special…
Gourmands, wine aficionados, and auto enthusiasts know that the annual Lexus Culinary Classic, held at Sausalito’s Cavallo Point, is never to be missed. The three-day celebration – at which guests are immersed…
“Walk with me,” says my wellbeing butler at Rosewood Mayakoba. We wander down undulating trails. In a soft voice she tells me to concentrate on my senses. “You must feel the power of the plants,” she…
Before breakfast in a rustic chalet amid pine trees in Bavaria’s Ammergau Alps, I ease tentatively into a huge, vintage soaking tub. Not filled with water, it brims with decomposed organic matter, a hot, gooey muck…
Experts Take a Look Into the Crystal Ball Contributors: Fran Endicott Miller, Misty Milioto, Rosanna Stevens, Laurie Jo Miller Farr Some are calling it travel revenge. Others are simply calling it…
By now you’ve figured out social distancing. You’ve learned to bake bread, studied new languages, and reconnected with childhood friends over Zoom. But that doesn’t mean you don’t need a break from the…
It’s a good thing that it’s dark. Or, maybe it doesn’t matter because a layer of gloopy, white silica mud covers every inch of my bikini-clad body. In truth, nobody could…
On Montana’s Blackfoot River, in a boat, amongst the landscape where Lewis and Clark famously traversed, I’m levitating atop a watery carpet of tiny bubbles. Within The Resort at Paws Up’s 37,000…
Note: US citizens are now permitted to enter Kenya with a negative COVID-19 test. They must not have a body temperature or exhibit flu-like symptoms. “You know you are truly…
At Colorado’s Iron Mountain Hot Springs, a therapeutic, natural springs, set amid mountains in Glenwood Springs, near Aspen, I’m soaking in an infinity-edged, pool called Garnet, which overlooks the Colorado River. Suffused…
Flying privately is more accessible, socially acceptable, and enriching than ever before. Once reserved for presidents and potentates, private aviation providers now court travelers with a wealth of flying options, more accessible…
Are we dressed appropriately to meet a seigneur? That’s what my friend Jenn and wonder as we cling to the side of a small boat, bouncing amid a tumultuous sea. We’re headed to…
Delve into the glory of the Grand Canyon, a deep gorge, protected by UNESCO, carved by the Colorado River in Northern Arizona. On the rim of the Grand Canyon, perilously clopping…