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Every journey, on one page.

Nine journeys, each with a one-page brief you can print or forward, a private link that opens straight into its film, and a way to ask on your principal's behalf. Nothing is locked: open any film first.

IForest & Delta
IIRiviera
IIIBeneath the Ice
IVEdge of Space
VAntarctic Passage
VISkeleton Coast
VIIBlack Marlin
VIIINecker Island
IXMiami, Unlimited

A street in Kigali, Rwanda — Emmanuelkwizera

Volcanoes National Park — Nina R from Africa

A mountain gorilla mother holds her baby among green leaves in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda — Charles J. Sharp

Journey I · A full film

Forest & Delta

Gorillas in Rwanda, then the Okavango.

Where: Rwanda and Botswana
Typical length: About 9 days
Who looks after you: Singita Kwitonda Lodge · Wilderness Mombo

Kigali Met on arrival in Kigali; about two and a half hours by road, or a short helicopter flight, to the lodge.
Singita Kwitonda, Volcanoes National Park Singita's lodge on the edge of Volcanoes National Park, its suites looking out to the volcanoes.
With the gorillas Permits are capped for each gorilla family; a private trek gives your group its own family for the hour you spend with them.
Maun, Botswana From Maun, a light aircraft flies to Mombo in about thirty to forty minutes, landing on a private airstrip near camp.
Mombo, Chief's Island On the tip of Chief's Island in the Moremi Game Reserve: lion, leopard, wild dog, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra and red lechwe.

A sample journey joining two published camps: Singita Kwitonda Lodge for the gorillas, and Wilderness Mombo in the Okavango. The day-by-day is shaped with Glenn.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Singita Kwitonda Lodge · Wilderness Mombo

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Photographs: High Angle View Of Kigali City Street on November 29, 2018. Emmanuel Kwizera, Emmanuelkwizera (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Volcanoes National Park (45593389614), Nina R from Africa (CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Mountain gorilla female with baby, Titus Group, Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda, Charles J. Sharp (CC BY-SA 4.0). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Port Hercule Monaco with yachts and Le Rocher — Mike is Michi

Seen from inside a sea cave at sunset, a table is set on the sand while a superyacht waits at anchor — BBB2021

Journey II · A full film

Riviera

A yacht that's yours for the week.

Where: Nice, Monaco and Saint-Tropez
Typical length: A week at sea
Who looks after you: A Burgess yacht · Ports de Monaco

Nice Land at Nice Côte d'Azur, and the yacht waits a short drive along the coast.
Port Hercule Monaco's harbour, where yachts berth beside the circuit on Grand Prix weekend.
The yacht, whole Chartered whole, with her captain and crew. Provisioning, VAT and gratuity sit on top of the charter fee.
The old port The old port of Saint-Tropez, where yachts moor stern-to along the quay.

A sample journey for a superyacht chartered whole through a broker such as Burgess, on the Côte d'Azur. Ports de Monaco publishes its Grand Prix berth tariff each year. The route is shaped with Glenn and the captain.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Burgess yacht charter · Ports de Monaco, Grand Prix berth tariff

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Photographs: Nizza-Baie des Anges-4070920, Ermell (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Port Hercule Monaco with yachts and Le Rocher 2026, Mike is Michi (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); A yacht at anchor off Saranda, Albania (not a Burgess yacht), BBB2021 (CC BY-SA 4.0). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

The expedition yacht Legend threading through pack ice off the Antarctic Peninsula, seen from above — Liam Quinn from Canada

Icebergs off the Antarctic Peninsula — W. Bulach

Journey III · A short preview film

Beneath the Ice

An ice-class yacht, with her own submarine.

Where: Ushuaia to the Antarctic Peninsula
Typical length: 11 days
Who looks after you: EYOS Expeditions · yacht Legend

Ushuaia Board Legend at the pier, and dinner as she leaves the Beagle Channel.
The Drake Passage Two days south with the expedition team, the ship's library, and albatross off the stern.
First ice The South Shetland Islands, and a first landing by tender.
The Peninsula, and the dive Submarine dives beneath the ice: a pilot takes two guests at a time. Kayaks among the floes, and helicopter flights to landings no ship can reach.
North again Back across the Drake, with time to rest, and ashore at Ushuaia.

A sample journey based on EYOS Expeditions' whole-yacht charter of Legend, with her three-person submarine and helicopter, as reported by The Times. The route is shaped with Glenn and the expedition team.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: The Times, on EYOS Expeditions' Legend · EYOS Expeditions

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Photographs: Town and mountains Ushuaia Argentina Coral Prines, amanderson2 (CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); An expedition ship in Pléneau Bay, Antarctic Peninsula (MS Expedition, not the yacht Legend), Liam Quinn from Canada (CC BY-SA 2.0); .00 8021 Icebergs in Antarctica, W. Bulach (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Spaceport America terminal - The Gateway — Land Rover MENA

A spaceplane fires its rocket motor high above the clouds, seen from a boom camera on its tail — Jeff Foust

The curve of the Earth and the black of space through an oval spacecraft cabin window — NASA/Scott Kelly

Journey IV · A short preview film

Edge of Space

To the edge of space, and the curve of the Earth.

Where: Spaceport America, New Mexico
Typical length: Several days
Who looks after you: Virgin Galactic

Spaceport America Several days of preparation at Spaceport America, New Mexico: medical checks, the flight path, weightlessness and G-force readiness, and your spacesuit fitting.
The climb Carried aloft beneath the mothership, then released at around 45,000 feet. The rocket lights.
The edge of space Several minutes of weightlessness at an apogee of roughly 300,000 feet: the black above, the curve of the Earth below.
Home, on the runway A feathered re-entry, a long glide, and a landing on the runway, about ninety minutes after take-off.

A sample journey based on Virgin Galactic's published astronaut brochure. Commercial service on the new Delta-class spaceships is expected from February 2027.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Virgin Galactic, astronaut brochure · Virgin Galactic, pre-flight

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Photographs: Spaceport America terminal - The Gateway (15094090585), Land Rover MENA (CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); WhiteKnightTwo carrying SpaceShipTwo in flight, Jeff Foust (CC BY 2.0); Earth from the Cupola of the International Space Station (NASA; not a Virgin Galactic cabin), NASA/Scott Kelly (Public domain (NASA)). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Table Mountain across the bay from Blouberg beach, a child walking towards the turquoise surf — South African Tourism

A rounded white sky-pod on the ice in front of jagged Antarctic peaks — Wilfried Bauer

A crowd of emperor penguin chicks on the snow, their grey down giving way to sleek black and white feathers — © François Guerraz

Journey V · A short preview film

Antarctic Passage

Cape Town to the South Pole, in eight days.

Where: Cape Town to the South Pole
Typical length: 8 days
Who looks after you: White Desert

Cape Town Arrive at least two days before the flight south, in case of weather. White Desert's safety briefing and kit check are at its offices on Loop Street.
Arrival in Antarctica A 5.5-hour flight from Cape Town, into endless daylight. You land on a blue-ice runway; at camp, cocktails are chilled with 10,000-year-old Antarctic ice.
Atka Bay and the emperors A 2.5-hour flight to Atka Bay, then a walk among emperor penguins, approaching the colony at a respectful distance.
The South Pole By Basler over the mountain ranges, refuelling at Dixie's Camp. You stand at the Pole and stamp your passport, then sleep at Dixie's Camp, 83° south.
Wild horizons Gentle hikes, abseiling or summiting a nunatak; or a cliff-side trail with panoramic views, led by IFMGA mountain guides.

A sample journey, based on White Desert's published eight-day South Pole & Emperor Penguins itinerary. On the ice, the order of days follows the flying weather.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: White Desert, South Pole & Emperor Penguins

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Photographs: Table Mountain from Blouberg, Cape Town, South African Tourism (CC BY 2.0); Field camp in the Petermann Ranges, Queen Maud Land (near where Echo stands; not Echo itself), Wilfried Bauer (CC BY-SA 3.0); Emperor penguin chicks moulting, © François Guerraz (CC BY-SA 3.0). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Kaokoveld landscape near Orupembe — Hans Stieglitz

A desert-adapted elephant bull — Charles J. Sharp

Journey VI · A short preview film

Skeleton Coast

Where the desert meets the sea.

Where: Kaokoveld and the Skeleton Coast, Namibia
Typical length: 3 nights or more
Who looks after you: Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast

Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp Six solar-powered tents in the Kaokoveld, reached only by light aircraft to the Hoanib airstrip.
The desert-adapted elephants Desert-adapted elephants move along the Hoanib River with the seasons, on broad, flat feet made for sand.
Möwe Bay A full day down the riverbed and through the dunes to Möwe Bay: Cape fur seals, shipwrecks and whale bones.
Over the coast The return to camp by a scenic flight over the coast, weather permitting.

A sample journey based on Wilderness's published information for Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, including its full-day excursion to the coast.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Wilderness, Hoanib Skeleton Coast

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Photographs: Landschaft bei Orupembe-Kaokoveld, Hans Stieglitz (CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Desert elephant (Loxodonta africana) male, Charles J. Sharp (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Shipwreck in Skeleton Coast (16683455783), Domenico Convertini from Zurich, Schweiz (CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

The Panama City skyline — Dr. Thomas Liptak

A white marlin at the surface — dominic sherony

Journey VII · A short preview film

Black Marlin

Piñas Bay, Panama, and Zane Grey Reef.

Where: Piñas Bay, Panama
Typical length: 7 nights
Who looks after you: Tropic Star Lodge

Panama City Arrive in Panama City; the lodge arranges the transfer south to Piñas Bay.
Tropic Star Lodge, Piñas Bay A family-owned fishing lodge in Piñas Bay, open since 1963, about twenty minutes from Zane Grey Reef.
Zane Grey Reef Black marlin, blue marlin and sailfish. The black marlin peak is January and February, and the lodge counts more than 300 IGFA world records.

A sample journey based on Tropic Star Lodge's published fishing programme and history. The lodge's packages run six days of fishing over seven nights.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Tropic Star Lodge, fishing · Tropic Star Lodge, history · Tropic Star rates

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Photographs: Panama City Skyline 1, Dr. Thomas Liptak (CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); White Marlin in North Carolina 1394318584, dominic sherony (CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Anegada, British Virgin Islands — Shawn from Airdrie, Canada

Necker Island from the air: green hills ringed by white beaches and turquoise reef — giggel

Journey VIII · A short preview film

Necker Island

An island, and all of it yours.

Where: British Virgin Islands
Typical length: Exclusive use
Who looks after you: Necker Island · Virgin Limited Edition

Beef Island, Tortola A driver meets you at the airport and takes you to the dock.
Thirty minutes by speedboat Thirty minutes across the water by speedboat.
Necker The whole island for your party: the Great House and the Bali houses, all meals and drinks, a dedicated team and watersports.

A sample journey based on Necker Island's published exclusive-use terms (Virgin Limited Edition).

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Necker Island, exclusive use · Necker Island FAQs

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Photographs: Anegada, British Virgin Islands (5635791222), Shawn from Airdrie, Canada (CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Necker Island, British Virgin Islands, from the air, giggel (CC BY 3.0); Necker Island: the Great House above the beach and lagoon, Mazzy02 (CC BY-SA 4.0). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

Aircraft at Opa-Locka Executive Airport — James McCloskey from Pad 39 A, Land of the free Home of the Brave

Crandon Park beach, Key Biscayne — Paulkondratuk3194 (talk)

Journey IX · A short preview film

Miami, Unlimited

Miami, for the whole family.

Where: Miami and Miami Beach, Florida
Typical length: As long as you like
Who looks after you: Real venues, events and operators, named on every card

Opa-locka Executive Wheels down at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, minutes from downtown.
Miami Beach The ocean side of the city: South Beach, its sand and its skyline.
Key Biscayne Crandon Park's beach, and snorkelling on the reef in Biscayne National Park.
Biscayne Bay A crewed day on the water from Miami Beach Marina, and Jungle Island across the bay.
Downtown Kaseya Center for the HEAT and the big concerts; Frost Science's aquarium and planetarium beside the bay; the Arsht Center for ballet.

A sample family journey. Every event, operator and place for children is real and linked to its source; dates are from public listings read on 24 October 2026.

What we would need: a window of dates, who is travelling (and any children's ages), where you would fly from, and anything that keeps everyone comfortable. Nothing more to begin.

Sources: Miami HEAT 2026-27 schedule · Kaseya Center events · Art Basel Miami Beach

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Photographs: Aircraft at Opa-Locka Executive Airport, 2018 (26267654528), James McCloskey from Pad 39 A, Land of the free Home of the Brave (CC BY-SA 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); South Beach, Miami22, M McBey (CC BY 2.0 (Wikimedia Commons)); Crandon Park Modified, Paulkondratuk3194 (talk) (CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons)). A sample journey; no prices are shown. Sanctums, by invitation.

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Every journey, on one page.

Forest & Delta

Riviera

Beneath the Ice

Edge of Space

Antarctic Passage

Skeleton Coast

Black Marlin

Necker Island

Miami, Unlimited

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