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November’s Best On-Water Travel Destinations
November’s Best On-Water Travel Destinations

From quiet anchorages in the Mediterranean to the start of the Caribbean sailing season: fewer people, calmer weather, and attractive prices make these November destinations the place to be.

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New Zealand gains its first Michelin Key hotels
New Zealand gains its first Michelin Key hotels

From rugged alpine retreats to urban eco-sanctuaries, 19 New Zealand properties have officially joined the world’s elite hospitality rankings.

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Into the silence at Abrikoos Kloof
Into the silence at Abrikoos Kloof

This eyrie in the hills above South Africa’s Montagu takes retreats to a new, and quite literal, level.

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A Navitas Series ISLANDS

Small places, closely observed. One island at a time, from the Mediterranean to the ice.

The Mediterranean The Pacific The Atlantic The Indian Polar
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On Water
Damen Yachting’s first launch of 2026 is on the water
Damen Yachting’s first launch of 2026 is on the water

The first Amels 60 of the year has hit the water at Damen’s Vlissingen City shipyard

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This secretive new superyacht has finally been unveiled
This secretive new superyacht has finally been unveiled

Rossinavi’s secretive new build superyacht has just been unveiled, revealing two very exciting special features

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Size matters
Size matters

Think there’s no difference between a 499 GT yacht and one that’s 501 GT? Here’s why two seemingly similar yachts have a difference that can cost you millions.

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Silent cruising
Silent cruising

Heesen’s 50 m hybrid superyacht Orion brings together powerful engines and whisper-quiet cruising, marrying the best of both worlds: motor yacht capability with the calm of a sailing vessel.

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On Land
November’s Best On-Water Travel Destinations
November’s Best On-Water Travel Destinations

From quiet anchorages in the Mediterranean to the start of the Caribbean sailing season: fewer people, calmer weather, and attractive prices make these November destinations the place to be.

Read more →
New Zealand gains its first Michelin Key hotels
New Zealand gains its first Michelin Key hotels

From rugged alpine retreats to urban eco-sanctuaries, 19 New Zealand properties have officially joined the world’s elite hospitality rankings.

Read more →
Into the silence at Abrikoos Kloof
Into the silence at Abrikoos Kloof

This eyrie in the hills above South Africa’s Montagu takes retreats to a new, and quite literal, level.

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A theatre in the wild
A theatre in the wild

A new alternative to static stays brings theatre to travel.

The last few decades have played host to an explosion of hotel and resort experiences, but across No igloos, tree top cabins and sky beds there’s one constant; they all remain rooted in the same place. Thierry Teyssier’s 700,000 Heures offers a radical alternative: the ephemeral hotel.

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Featured Dispatch

A modern house with a sloped roof and large windows is situated in a desert landscape with mountains in the background, surrounded by sparse vegetation and shrubs.

On Land

Into the silence at Abrikoos Kloof

A retreat surrounded by 2000 hectares of silence and beauty

31/01/2026