From the ultra indulgence of arriving via private jet to a presidential suite in Las Vegas, to swimming with majestic whales in the South Pacific, we highlight experiences that'll have you counting down the days to your next trip.
“According to Luxury Escapes' newly released research, where it surveyed close to 20,000 travellers, we're now far more adventurous in our travel,” says editor of Luxury Escapes Magazine, Kirstie Bedford.
“It's changed not only what we expect in a holiday, but where we want to go. While destinations like the USA, UK and Europe are still popular, people are becoming increasingly interested in destinations that have a lot of history and culture, like Japan, Cyprus, Israel and India.
“This type of research is what we always consider when putting together travel inspiration for our readers, to ensure we're directly meeting their needs.”
The issue isn't all about experiences, though. For those who prefer to fly and flop, we take you to an eastern Indonesian island most people have never heard of, where you can sip cocktails by a secluded beach while horses gallop by.
We go soul searching in Ireland and undergo century-old natural therapies, then spice things up in Singapore, discovering the food fusion beckoning the discerning diner.
There's a trip back in time as we travel from Peru's colonial-era capital of Arequipa to the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu onboard Peru's first luxury train that tracks across the country's south.
Closer to home we hit the top end of town (and some laneways) in Australia's cultural capital, Melbourne, then dive into the deep in the Rowley Shoals, a marine wonderland 300 kilometres from Broome and visited by fewer than 300 people a year.
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