The reasons for visiting Bhutan are manifold. Trekking in Bhutan has a purpose beyond enjoying the unscathed terrain, as the entrenched spirituality washes the countryside: from fluttering prayer flags beside crystal clear water to auspicious monasteries atop pine-laden mountains. No trek or hike within the World's last Himalayan Kingdom is without an edifying spiritual reminder...
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Mallorca, also known as Majorca, is, in our opinion, the jewel of the Balearic Islands: wonderfully diverse in its geographical landscape with chalky rugged mountains in the north, a magnificently lush and picturesque hinterland and a semi-arid windmill-and-palm terrain in the far south. Every pocket has a special charm and cultural diversity culminating from an extraordinary history, evident too in the striking architecture...
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Indonesia hosts the world's largest archipelago, running from Sumatra, just below Singapore, almost to Australia. In the middle is the most famous of all the islands, Bali, one of the kindest and most welcoming places you could ever visit. Its 'little sister' is Lombok, a short flight away across the Lombok Strait, while Moyo Island is a sea plane flight further East, at the beginning of the Nusa Tenggara islands...
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Venice is a sea of dreams; a swimming metropolis of architectural magnificence with all its greatness, its extraordinary grandness and historical marvels, sitting in water. The canals are the roads and aside from footwork, the boats or gondolas are your cars. When you approach Venice in your water taxi (about 80 Euros, but worth every cent) you can't help but feel the excitement that travellers and traders must...
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London is the capital city by which all capital cities are measured and we have the finest luxury hotels in London, including reviews and offers that help you plan and book the best experiences this wonderful city has to offer. We have reviewed all the best luxury hotels in London, this capital of capitals, and present each of them with compelling offers - some exclusive to Luxury Explorer...
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The Indian subcontinent is vast and delectable, with New Delhi and Mumbai serving as tasty appetisers. For those whose life-long dream is a romantic Grand-luxe Tour of India, an escape to Sri Lanka or an cultural adventure to the Kingdom of Bhutan we can bring these dreams to life, creating personalised luxury tours, supported with first hand insights and advice...
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Luxury Explorer has carved out a luxe-trotter's niche throughout France, reviewing and hand-picking a unique collection of the finest petit-luxe and grand-luxe hotels. We believe, after many insightful and carefully researched sojourns, that our selection delivers the ultimate French promise. The theatre of this nation is played out in spectacular scenes with a cultural allure that has influenced the inherent soul of countries...
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In our travels to create 'The World Atlas of Luxury Travel' we have found few countries more romantic, culturally fascinating, aesthetically pleasing and downright open-hearted than Italy. The Italians' love of family, from bambino to grandfather (and godfather), is not pretence; it is genuine and embracing. We love Italy and we want to share our hand-picked selection of Italy's greatest luxury hotels with you...
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A good reason for a break is to 'romance': private candlelit dinners on the beach, chartered yachts for exploring beautiful coastlines, sexy bars with low lighting or cliff top views, Michelin-starred restaurants with the best 'menu degustations' and hours of mouth-watering indulgence, a West End play, a village that oozes that Mediterranean appeal, lavish breakfasts in your suite to dine for, views to lift and enlighten...
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