Welcome to a curated escape to paradise, where the rustic charm of Son Bunyola meets the serene elegance of Finca Serena in the heart of Mallorca. Join us on a journey through lush vineyards, rolling hills, and azure coastlines as we explore the unparalleled beauty and tranquility of these exquisite retreats.

I previously visited Morocco back in 2018, a two-centre holiday between Marrakesh and the Atlas Mountains - Royal Mansour in Marrakesh then Kasbah Tamadot in the Atlas Mountains. Both myself and ‘Mrs’ The Private Traveller really enjoyed both, so very different properties in such different locations and giving different experiences, but it’s always been a location we both wanted to return to. Having seen an article in the Sunday Times on Marrakesh this weekend, it prompted me to get planning, and within a day or so this new itinerary has been planned and booked for April.

Embark on an exquisite journey through the heart of Africa's most captivating destinations, where opulence meets adventure. From the pristine shores of Zanzibar to the lush landscapes of Mauritius and the vibrant cityscape of Johannesburg, prepare to indulge in a symphony of luxury and cultural immersion. Join us on a curated exploration of sumptuous accommodations, transcendent experiences, and unparalleled hospitality across these enchanting locales, weaving together a tapestry of unforgettable moments and refined indulgence.

I’ve been lucky enough to have visited South Africa a couple of times and keep wanting to go back - we had such a phenomenal stay at La Residence in Franschhoek last time by The Royal Portfolio and also saw the utterly incredible Silo Hotel being finalised in Cape Town that we definitely had to go back.

I love to travel and building a great itinerary with a mix of things to do and see is a great passion too. Having had to cancel a trip through Covid to the Palm Springs Modernism Week Fall Preview, as soon as this could be rearranged I put together this luxury itinerary also featuring a few locations in Mexico to being with, another favourite country.

I’ve been to the Seychelles a few times now but seeing it is now on the UK quarantine free travel corridor list and also being opened up to foreign tourists it seemed like a great idea for the first long-haul break post Covid.

Coming out of the Covid-lockdown I started searching for countries we could visit without a necessary quarantine on the return to the UK, as well as country with no special quarantine requirements on arrival there. It was also important for me to be able to fly there with one of my preferred airlines - British Airways, Qatar Airways or Emirates (airlines I would trust for on-board Covid safety measures/cleaning).

This was just the most incredible trip and the first time to South Africa for ‘Mrs’ ThePrivateTraveller. I love luxury trains so had always wanted to travel on either the Blue Train or Rovos Rail in South Africa (we were advised that Rovos Rail was better).

This was the first visit to North Africa and I will definitely be going back to Marrakesh, as well as wanting to try out different locations too. We had a week for this trip and were looking for somewhere not too far away (easily accessible via direct BA flights).

This itinerary was for the first time I ever visited Japan, but have been back since, absolutely loving everything about this culture. We only just under a fortnight for this trip, so we had a mix of cities with Tokyo and Kyoto (modern and traditional) then some relaxing beach/resort time on the island of Mijakohima in the south.

Madagascar is an island located in the western Indian Ocean. Madagascar lies about 425 km (266 miles) off the east coast of Southern Africa. Specifically, Madagascar is located east of Mozambique, across the Mozambique Channel. Splitting off from the rest of the world millions of years ago, it evolved its own array of species that you’ll find nowhere else on Earth.

We have visited Palm Springs a couple of times before but never during Modernism Week. Modernism Week’s signature February festival will take place February 13-23 2020.

I’ve always wanted to travel completely round the world and it seemed a perfect time to do it to celebrate a 50th birthday.

Detailed travel itinerary for a trip to Argentina and Brazil. Started in Buenos Aires then flew to Mendoza, up to Iguazu Falls (Brazilian side) then onto Rio de Janeiro for the Champions Parade at the end of the Carnival. Amazing trip, fantastic hotels - please check them all out in the full itinerary and visit my website for my travel info.