New boutique hotels
Amalfi Coast
Antigua & Barbuda
Bahia
- Etnia Pousada
- Fazenda São Francisco
- Hotel Fazenda da Lagoa
- Kiaroa Eco Luxury Resort
- Tauana Hotel
- Uxua Casa Hotel
Bali
- Alila Manggis
- Alila Ubud
- Amandari
- Amankila
- Amanusa
- Como Shambhala Estate
- Kayumanis Jimbaran
- Kayumanis Ubud
- The Balé
- The Gangsa
- The Shaba
- Uma Ubud
- Waka Gangga
Barbados
Bay Of Islands
Belize
Brisbane
Byron Bay
Essaouira
Grenada
Hawkes Bay
Hermanus
Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Kaikoura
Kangaroo Island
Koh Phi Phi
Koh Samui
Krabi
Langkawi
Lombok
Lord Howe Island
Maldives
Margaret River
Mustique
Mykonos
Pays Basque
Phuket & Khao Lak
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
Riviera Maya
Santorini
- 1864 The Sea Captain’s House & Spa
- Astra Apartments and Suites
- Homeric Poems
- Mystique
- Perivolas
- Sun Rocks
Sardinia
Seychelles
Sicily
Sorrento
St Barths
Sumba
Turks & Caicos
Dive self-catering properties
Great Ocean Road
Ibiza, Balearic Islands
- Can Alaya
- Can Ananja
- Can Bikini
- Can Pablo
- Can Rumani
- Can Shana
- Can Talaya
- Can Tiruit Veil
- Can Verru
- Casa Luna
- Darshan
- Es Vedra
- La Divina
- Las Nubes
- Los Patios
- Sa Prunera
- Villa Roca
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
Dive destinations
Amalfi Coast
Craggy, winding and riddled with caves and secret beaches, the Amalfi Coast is one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in the world. The volcanic headland reaches out from the ankle of Italy towards the Tyrrhenian, sheer mountainside plummeting into the sun-sparkled sea.
Antigua & Barbuda
What sets Antigua apart from other tropical Caribbean islands is its geography: the lush undulating hills promise postcard-perfect panoramas like nowhere else. Barbuda, Antigua’s far less developed little sister, is a petite coral island hemmed with pink-and-white talcum-powder sandy beaches and a swimming-pool-clean sea.
Bahia
A melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures, the state of Bahia, up in the north of Brazil, is as indefinable as its ethnic make-up.
Bali
Bali is a dozen flavours of paradise, and tastes different to everyone.
Barbados
On Barbados – arguably the most charismatic of Caribbean islands – you’ll live like the locals do, eat with them, chill with them and most definitely party with them.
Bay Of Islands
Easy does it is the mantra in this sub-tropical haven that features 144 islands, craggy coves and crystalline waters.
Belize
One of the world’s youngest countries, Belize has a landscape that shifts from Caribbean island paradise to jungle-clad mountain, and a culture that blends Mayan with Mennonite, European with Garifuna…
Brisbane
The charms of Queensland’s capital are both superficial and soulful. Go for the sunshine and nearby beaches, and make time for its riverside restaurants, parks and museums.
Byron Bay
Some jokingly refer to Byron Bay as the most northern suburb of Sydney – everything you can find in the big smoke is right on the doorstep here too.
Essaouira
For all it has in common with other chilled-out seaside spots around the world – clean air, ocean-view restaurants – this old hippie hang-out is out there on its own as a surfer's paradise with a kasbah.
Great Ocean Road
Victoria's Great Ocean Road, aka the B100, south-west of Melbourne, is one of the most famous drives in Australia, and for very good reason.
Grenada
Our tip – get to Grenada before the rest of the world does. Somehow, this nutmeg-scented island has remained untouched by major tourism and has the real-deal kick-back Caribbean vibe.
Hawkes Bay
If New Zealand is a destination to suit everyone, then Hawkes Bay is that again, just manipulated into an even more manageable package.
Hermanus
At the southernmost tip of Africa, the seaside town of Hermanus sees one of the continent’s most amazing natural spectacles when, for several months a year, Southern Right whales come to calve around beautiful Walker Bay.
Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Crystal-clear waters, quiet beaches, pine forests and great seafood may not be the first things that spring to mind about Ibiza, but the legendary nightlife is only one aspect of this lovely Mediterranean island.
Kaikoura
A name which translates as ‘meal of crayfish’ gives a taste of the sumptuous scene in store.
Kangaroo Island
Touting itself as ‘Australia’s Galapagos’, Kangaroo Island (KI) has an amazing proliferation of wildlife – in the sky, the scrub and the sea.
Koh Phi Phi
The twin islands of Koh Phi Phi ascend from the ocean like a jagged rock fortress, with beach-fronted jungle skulking enticingly behind the battlements. Simply put: it’s a mind-blowingly beautiful vision.
Koh Samui
Trimmed with gorgeous beaches and filled with cool, verdant forests, Thailand’s third largest island is an altar to carefree tropical leisure.
Krabi
With world-renowned hotels, high-kicking nightlife, mountains of adventure, and countless beaches and islands a long-tail boat ride away, Krabi is deservedly one of Thailand’s rising stars.
Langkawi
Peaceful, proto-tropical Langkawi retains a wonderfully laid-back, those-in-the-know atmosphere. A popular escape for discerning couples looking to explore the island’s gorgeous natural attractions – or simply to spend some quiet, cuddly time together at a top-end resort – Langkawi is one of Southeast Asia’s best-kept secrets.
Lombok
Gorgeous, tropical Lombok is a life-enhancing antidote to bright lights and bling for honeymooning couples who prefer their barefoot luxury to be less bland.
Lord Howe Island
With its soaring volcanic peaks, turquoise lagoon, unspoilt beaches and rare plants, birds and marine life, ruggedly beautiful eco-retreat Lord Howe Island should bring out your inner David Attenborough.
Maldives
Spread over 26 silk-sanded coral atolls lost in the heart of the Indian Ocean, the Maldives are the textbook desert-island paradise.
Margaret River
If Margaret River didn’t exist, someone would have to make it up. Just three hours south of Perth, the region combines natural beauty with phenomenal dining and over 120 wineries that produce a quarter of Australia’s top wines.
Mustique
Mustique is a 1,400-acre private island, managed by the Mustique Company (in turn belonging to a conglomerate of island home-owners). To arrive here is to step into a perfect world, where the beaches and ocean are whiter/more turquoise than a dream, road signs are hand-painted, and even the grass is cut with exceptional care.
Mykonos
Mykonos was the first Greek island to be ‘discovered’ in the Fifties; Chora, the main town, rapidly gained a reputation as the Cyclades’ most happening harbour.
Pays Basque
France’s south-westernmost region is a lush, green pocket of land caught between the mountains and the windswept Atlantic coast.
Phuket & Khao Lak
Dropped like a giant verdant pearl in the azure waters of the Andaman Sea, the gorgeous tropical island of Phuket is rightly one the most popular traveler’s destinations in Thailand.
Queensland & Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s most famous state is a land of extremes: one side, vast plains of ruddy bulldust stretch off into the Outback, while off the Pacific coast, the tropical islands of the Reef bask in year-round sunshine.
Riviera Maya
When the Spanish conquistadors arrived off Mexico’s Riviera Maya in the 16th century, they found an idyllic Caribbean coast of white sand beaches and turquoise waters…
Santorini
This rugged Aegean beauty, the southernmost of the Cyclades, is famed for its sunsets, wine and the turquoise sea that surrounds it.
Sardinia
This Mediterranean island has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and if you venture inland you’ll find breathtaking countryside.
Seychelles
An archipelago of 155 islands that lie scattered like birdseed to the east of Africa, the Seychelles are known throughout the world for their idyllic tropical climate and desert-island beauty.
Sicily
Bustling cities, miles of coastline, and world-class wining and dining – this Southern Italian island showcases Med living at its most vibrant.
Sorrento
The Ancients believed that mariners were lured to the islands and towering cliffs of the Amalfi Coast by the songs of the Sirens, mythical temptresses who gave their name to the seductive town of Sorrento.
St Barths
You could call it Paris-on-sea – with all the poise, style and Missoni bikinis that it implies. St Barths is one of the original jet-set destinations, where celebrity meets society in a cosmopolitan crowd.
Sumba
‘Undiscovered tropical idyll’ barely does it justice – with perfect beaches, swirling cerulean surf and lush tropical forests, the island of Sumba, almost untouched by tourism, is somewhere you’ll want to keep to yourself…
Turks & Caicos
A cluster of coral-fringed isles in a sea that seems to shift through shades of turquoise neon, the Turks & Caicos islands offer lie-on-the-beach luxury with a totally tropical taste.






































