— AN INDIAN OCEAN GEM —

LA DIGUE, SEYCHELLES

La Digue is a photographer’s paradise, where striking pink and gray boulders grace the shore like nature’s own sculptures. The shallow aquamarine waters invite you to explore prime snorkeling spots. A visit to L’Union Estate, where giant tortoises roam freely, embodies the island’s timeless charm with the aroma of vanilla from nearby plantations lingering in the air.

— EFFORTLESS ISLAND CHIC —

GUSTAVIA,
ST. BARTHELEMY

Renowned for glamorous resorts like Nikki Beach and designer boutiques including Chanel, Hermès and Louis Vuitton, St. Barth also offers opportunities for exhilarating adventures, such as our private jet-ski and scuba-diving excursions.

— GORGEOUS FROM ANY ANGLE —

PORTOFINO,
ITALY

Explore Portofino on a scenic hike into the Ligurian hills or a private yacht charter along the coast, where a chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant will come aboard to prepare your lunch. Back in town, shop for high-end Italian fashion in upscale local shops.

— PRIVATE BEACHFRONT RETREAT —

CANOUAN,
ST. VINCENT AND
THE GRENADINES

This island hideaway in the Grenadines invites you to a private yacht club reserved exclusively for guests of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection to relax on the silky sands, snorkel the vibrant offshore reefs and dine on the fresh bounty of the sea.

— OTHERWORLDLY WONDERLAND —

MILOS,
GREECE

Volcanic geology created the unique scenery of Milos, where secluded beaches like Kleftiko and Sarakiniko are embraced by towering alabaster cliffs and lunar-like rock formations, providing a striking contrast with the turquoise waters perfect for sunning, swimming or boating.

— EVERY SHADE OF BLUE —

GRAND TURK,
TURKS AND CAICOS

The water evolves from shades of turquoise to cobalt as you sail a catamaran from the shallow shoreside to a sea wall reaching 7,000 feet deep, known as the “Grand Canyon of the Caribbean,” where unparalleled snorkeling and diving opportunities abound.

— GLACIERS AND LAGOONS —

REYKJAVÍK,
ICELAND

Exclusive experiences in Iceland’s capital include special access to the famous Blue Lagoon as well as private whale-watching excursions, helicopter tours and glacier hikes. You might also dine at Dill, Reyjavík’s groundbreaking Michelin-starred restaurant.