Journeys
Sea
Small vessels that enter the harbours larger ships pass by.
We are drawn to small ships: six to twenty cabins, a crew you know within two days, and anchorages that appear on no port plan.
A good voyage asks little of you. A deck early in the morning, an afternoon that belongs to nobody, and a bay at night with no lights on it.
Vietnam and Cambodia, the Delta to Siem Reap
Aqua Mekong
A small ship on a river that carries half the life of two countries.
Duration: Three to seven nights aboard
Pacaya-Samiria, from Iquitos
Aqua Nera — Peruvian Amazon
Black water, morning mist and a ship quieter than the forest.
Duration: Three to seven nightsWest Papua, Indonesia
Raja Ampat under Sail
The richest reef on earth, reachable only with your own ship.
Duration: Seven to ten nights aboard. Anything shorter does not justify the flight via Sorong.
Ecuador, Pacific
Galápagos by Private Yacht
Sixteen guests rather than a hundred — the same islands, an entirely different experience.
Duration: Seven nights aboard
Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia, Falklands
Antarctica Expedition
The only place where silence has a size.
Duration: Eleven nights for the peninsula; eighteen to twenty-two including South Georgia.
Cyclades, Dodecanese, Ionian Sea
Greek Islands under Sail
Bays reached only from the water — and harbours that empty in the evening.
Duration: Seven to ten nights aboard
An Invitation
Once a month: hotels, new openings and travel ideas
One hotel that convinced us, with our advice on suite and season. The openings that actually matter. And a destination at its best right now. No offers, no advertising.