25-Nights Epic Islands and Landscapes: Around the World by Private Jet - Private Jet Journeys from $189,500

Abercrombie & Kent

OFFER ID 1659683

There are islands whose very names conjure up images that set them apart: the colorful, fearless wildlife of the Galápagos, the enigmatic moai of Easter Island, the lively town squares and fiercely proud people of Sicily. Combine with a stop in tropical paradise, a visit to real-life Middle Earth, some of the best wildlife viewing on the planet and much more, and you have an extraordinary adventure around the world, a journey packed with authentic cultural discoveries, food and wine worthy of every epic setting, and the kind of behind-the-scenes access that brings you right into the heart of a place. Our private Boeing 757 takes you in style, a dedicated crew turning each flight into an event while your tour managers keep everything running without a hitch.

25 nights from $189,500 per person

Itinerary

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1 Fort Lauderdale, Florida – Your Journey Begins

Arrive in Fort Lauderdale and transfer to Beach Club at The Boca Raton, where you meet your tour leadership team and fellow guests over cocktails and dinner.

Beach Club At The Boca Raton

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2 Guayaquil, Ecuador – Cruising the Galápagos Islands

Darwin put it on the map and its iconic creatures keep people coming back — a unique ecosystem of colorful and curious wildlife.

Your dedicated flight crew welcomes you aboard your private jet for the first stage of your adventure: four nights of exploration through one of the planet’s most iconic wildlife sanctuaries, a place whose unique ecosystem birthed a theory that changed the world. From your exclusively chartered expedition fleet, encounter world-famous species up close, from blue-footed boobies and giant tortoises to sea lions and marine iguanas as you explore volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters via guided snorkeling and kayaking and glass bottom boat excursions. On board, engaging lectures and thoughtful conversations with a local expert forge a meaningful connection to the islands and their unique inhabitants.

Ecoventura Vessel

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3 Guayaquil, Ecuador – Cruising the Galápagos Islands

Ecoventura Vessel

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4 Guayaquil, Ecuador – Cruising the Galápagos Islands

Ecoventura Vessel

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5 Guayaquil, Ecuador – Cruising the Galápagos Islands

Ecoventura Vessel

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6 Easter Island, Chile – The Lost World

Remote, enticing and a byword for mystery — Easter Island and its iconic moai figures cast an unbreakable spell.

Far off the coast of Chile lies a tiny island that looms immensely in the world’s imagination. Rising from the treeless ground, the monolithic faces of Easter Island gaze inward across volcanic slopes and crater lakes, totems of an enduring civilization. Begin with a visit to two of the island’s most iconic and culturally significant sites. Stand on the rim of the massive Rano Kau volcanic crater, for views that stretch from the lush lake to the endless horizon. Visit the ceremonial village of Orongo, perched dramatically on the cliffs above the sea, where ancient petroglyphs and stone dwellings whisper the stories of the mysterious Birdman cult. Greet the morning with a breathtaking sunrise at Ahu Tongariki, the largest and most iconic ceremonial platform on Easter Island. Delve into the cosmos with a stargazing experience, marveling at the brilliant night sky above Rapa Nui and learning how ancient Polynesian navigators used the stars to guide their voyages. Explore on your choice of Design Your Day activities.

Weather permitting, begin your day with a sunrise horseback ride to Mount Terevaka, ascending to the island’s highest point for breathtaking 360° views — a scenic adventure at first light
Set out on a buggy excursion across Easter Island’s rugged interior, uncovering remote landscapes and archaeological sites on a fun and adventurous off-road ride
Get hands on and recreate your own authentic Polynesian moai carving, as was done in times of splendor of the Rapa Nui culture
Spa Treatment, time at leisure

Explora Rapa Nui

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7 Easter Island, Chile – The Lost World

Explora Rapa Nui

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8 Rarotonga, Cook Islands – Vibrant Turquoise Lagoons

The Cook Islands lie like a string of jewels against the sapphire-blue sea, their protected marine reserves harboring a plethora of colorful undersea life.

Rarotonga in the Cook Islands immerses you in a setting of emerald forests and crystalline waters, where frangipani perfumes the air, colonies of sea turtles thrive and varieties of colorful fish and corals make every snorkel and dive a one-of-a-kind spectacle. Uncover the island’s culture, legends and traditions with visits to the National Museum, lush Maire Nui Gardens and ancient ceremonial sites along the Ara Metua road, ending at Ngatangiia Harbor — the historic departure point of the great Polynesian migration to New Zealand. One evening features a journey back in time at Highland Paradise Cultural Center, a glimpse of life on the islands as it was lived 600 years ago, complete with an umu dinner and traditional dance performances. Customize your exploration of Rarotonga with your choice of Design Your Day activity.

Pedal through lush villages and coastal paths on a guided cycling adventure for an immersive look into Rarotonga’s vibrant culture and natural beauty
Snorkel in search of sea turtles in Rarotonga’s crystal-clear lagoons, guided by local experts who reveal the secrets of the island’s vibrant marine life
Venture off the beaten path on a guided walk deep into Rarotonga’s rugged interior, where you discover native flora and ancient legends
Relax with a spa treatment and free time to enjoy the resort

The Grand Resort Rarotonga

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9 Rarotonga, Cook Islands – Vibrant Turquoise Lagoons

The Grand Resort Rarotonga

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10 Rarotonga, Cook Islands – Vibrant Turquoise Lagoons

The Grand Resort Rarotonga

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11 Queenstown, New Zealand – Adventure Capital of the World

New Zealand’s epic landscapes are tailor-made for adventure, while its cities provide everything a lover of fine food and wine could ask for.

Queenstown is the epicenter of a country already known for its love of adrenaline-rush adventure, drawing bungee jumpers, skiers, whitewater rafters and cyclists from all over the world — not to mention lovers of good wine. Meet your private helicopter for an aerial tour of nearby Milford Sound, an inlet of the sea surrounded by unbelievably sheer mountains. View Sutherland Falls, the second largest in the hemisphere, and the ice floes of Isobel Glacier. Land for a picnic lunch, complete with a Maori welcome and an up-close view of the powerful haka ceremony. Complete your panoramic aerial tour over the diverse landscape of the Wakatipu Basin, touching down briefly on a 5,000-foot peak. Discover Queenstown’s dynamic culinary scene with dinner at one of our hand-selected restaurants, where the flavors shine through fresh, seasonal ingredients and stunning settings. In Queenstown, you’re also able to customize your exploration with your choice of Design Your Day activity:

Venture deep into New Zealand’s untouched wilderness on a curated Dart River journey combining a scenic jet boat ride, guided forest walk and 4WD exploration through the breathtaking landscapes of Mount Aspiring National Park
Pedal your eBike through Central Otago’s breathtaking landscapes on a scenic, gently downhill ride past river gorges and vineyards, ending with a private wine tasting and lunch in the heart of the Gibbston Valley
Get to know Queenstown with an exclusive visit to the home and gallery of a notable local artist, to learn about their creative journey and techniques
Unwind with a rejuvenating spa treatment that soothes both body and soul

*Cross the International Dateline en route to New Zealand, skipping a calendar day.

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12 Queenstown, New Zealand – Adventure Capital of the World

Sofitel Queenstown Hotel & Spa

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13 Queenstown, New Zealand – Adventure Capital of the World

Sofitel Queenstown Hotel & Spa

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14 Queenstown, New Zealand – Adventure Capital of the World

Sofitel Queenstown Hotel & Spa

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15 Bali, Indonesia – A Serene Stay in Paradise

Steeped in mysticism and natural beauty, Bali is a sanctuary of refined indulgence, sacred temples, and timeless cultural traditions.

Your cares already begin to melt away as soon as you settle into luxurious Alila Villas Uluwatu, featuring sweeping views of the Indian Ocean. As you pass the midpoint of your global journey, Bali presents an opportunity to recharge and restore your senses. Discover the island’s rich heritage, vibrant tradition and contemporary flair for fine dining during an enchanting evening under the stars featuring captivating cultural performances and live music. Delve further with your choice of Design Your Day activity:

Experience the spiritual heart of Bali with a visit to Uluwatu Temple, where you prepare and present canang sari (daily offerings) while receiving traditional blessings for protection and harmony
Visit five of Bali’s most sacred temples with special access, joining a temple priest in prayer and gaining insight into the little-known history of the Bukit Peninsula.
Learn graceful Balinese dance movements from a local instructor, try your hand at the bamboo rindik and craft a colorful canang sari offering to present at the resort’s temple.
Enhance your Balinese journey with a unique massage experience deeply rooted in local culture

Alila Uluwatu Bali

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16 Bali, Indonesia – A Serene Stay in Paradise

Alila Uluwatu Bali

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17 Sri Lanka – Where the Leopard Lurks

Though connected to the mainland by a shallow strait, Sri Lanka has always lived as an island — a self-contained world of vivid contrasts.

Beyond its temples, tea plantations and charming colonial cities, Sri Lanka is a haven for wildlife, with Yala National Park standing as the country’s best-known reserve. Set out each morning and afternoon on safari drives accompanied by a local wildlife ranger, who leads you on a search for the endangered Sri Lankan leopard, sloth bear, and elephant. Other likely sightings on your drives include Mugger crocodiles, wild boars, wild buffalo, langurs, peacocks and herds of spotted deer. Bird lovers particularly enjoy the display of more than 200 species, including large flocks of migratory birds. A renowned marine biologist shares insights into Sri Lanka’s role as a global biodiversity hotspot. To celebrate your final evening, experience the vibrant soul of Sri Lanka through a mesmerizing traditional dance, beautifully set against a backdrop of glowing Vesak lanterns. As twilight falls, performers in ornate costumes bring ancient stories to life through graceful movement and sacred ritual.

Yala Hilton Resort

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18 Sri Lanka – Where the Leopard Lurks

Yala Hilton Resort

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19 Sri Lanka – Where the Leopard Lurks

Yala Hilton Resort

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20 Serengeti, Tanzania – In Search of the Big Five

The Serengeti stands apart — the cradle of humanity, where our earliest ancestors first walked the earth, and where the world’s most iconic wildlife roams free.

The sweeping, hill-dotted plains of Serengeti National Park represent true safari country, with the continent’s largest big-cat population, herds of uncountable wildebeest and zebras and hundreds of bird species. Observe this priceless living bounty in the company of the continent’s best driver-guides, unwinding at the end of the day with a gourmet meal. A private hot air balloon ride at dawn, soaring above the Serengeti with panoramic views and a champagne breakfast waiting for you upon landing, is the kind of indulgence that redefines early start. Between game drives, experience the varied pleasures on offer in the Serengeti. You also meet members of the local Maasai community, who stage a performance just for you, and learn from local conservation experts and lion researchers about efforts to help the people and wildlife in the Serengeti coexist and thrive.

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

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21 Serengeti, Tanzania – In Search of the Big Five

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

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22 Serengeti, Tanzania – In Search of the Big Five

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

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23 Palermo, Sicily – Heart of the Mediterranean

A city of striking contrasts and layered history, Palermo invites you into a world where grand palaces, bustling markets, and Mediterranean light reveal the soul of Sicily.

Sicilians are justly proud of their state-within-a-state, and Palermo is its beating heart, with bustling street markets sharing space with Arab-Norman architecture and spectacular baroque churches. Start with Monreale, on the outskirts of town, and explore its magnificent 12th-century Cathedral, renowned for its dazzling golden mosaics. Take the wheel of a vintage Alfa Romeo or Fiat 500 and cruise through the idyllic Sicilian countryside. Your journey culminates with a leisurely lunch, paired with a curated wine tasting showcasing the region’s finest vintages. Meet a local historian who delves into the history and realities of the life in Sicily and discover Palermo’s vibrant food scene with dinner at one of our carefully chosen restaurants. As the day winds down, pay a rare private visit to Palermo’s 12th-century Palatine Chapel, reserved exclusively for you. Cap off your adventure with a private, Sicilian wedding style celebration curated just for your group, complete with folk dancing, music and traditional delicacies. Customize your explorations of Palermo with your choice of Design Your Day activity:

Uncover more of Palermo’s most iconic landmarks, including the majestic Cathedral and the exquisite Martorana Church. As you weave through the heart of the city, indulge in two of Sicily’s most beloved delicacies: a perfectly crisp cannoli and a refreshing, artisanal granita
Hike into the sun-warmed countryside where quiet trails lead to sweeping hilltop views of olive groves, ancient stone walls, and the shimmering sea in the distance
Join a Sicilian duchess in her private palazzo for an intimate, hands-on cooking experience, following a brief visit to a vibrant local market in search of fresh, local ingredients
Relax with a spa treatment and free time to unwind

Villa Igiea, A Rocco Forte Hotel

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24 Palermo, Sicily – Heart of the Mediterranean

Villa Igiea, A Rocco Forte Hotel

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25 Palermo, Sicily – Heart of the Mediterranean

Villa Igiea, A Rocco Forte Hotel

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26 Boston, Massachusetts – Welcome Home

Embark on your final flight onboard the private jet to Boston, where you bid farewell to your crew and fellow guests until next time.

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Featured Destinations

Yala National Park

Bali

Rarotonga

Galapagos Islands

Boston

The history and bricklaid beauty of Boston is easy to enjoy. Follow the Freedom Trail past Old North Church, Paul Revere Park, Fanieul Hall, the Commons, Old Ironsides and more landmarks of America's birth. Across the Charles River is Cambridge and Harvard. Venture to Marblehead and Salem to the south, or Lexington and Concord to the north. Back in town, have clam chowder at the warf or great Italian food in North End.

Excursions

Boston: Private North End Italian Food Tasting Walking Tour - 3 Hours

Boston: Private Sunset Boston Harbor Cruise with Cocktails and Hors d'oeuvres - 2 Hours

Boston: Private VIP Boston Yacht Experience With Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres - 2 Hours

Boston: Boston Private Cycle Boat Charter - 4 Hours

Boston: Discover Boston Private Sightseeing Program - 4 Hours

Boston: Private Historic Boston Pub Crawl - 4 Hours

Boston: Freedom Trail Private Walking Tour - 1.5 Hours

Boston: Private Harvard Campus Tour - 1.5 Hours

Palermo

Serengeti

Queenstown

Easter Island

Guayaquil

This tropical city of over two million people spreads out along the banks of chocolate-colored Guayas River, about 12 miles from Gulf of Guayaquil. The river, navigable for the largest of ocean vessels, makes this one of the Pacific's most important and best-protected ports. Visitors find the city itself is primarily valued as a gateway for the Galapagos Island and the rest of the country. Ecuador's scenic capital Quito can be reached via a 45-minute flight from Guayaquil. Lush green hillsides, snow-capped volcano cones and brilliant sunshine combine to make the city a charming surprise. Guayaquil offers a rich and interesting history. The meeting of Bolivar and San Martin is commemorated with the colonnaded La Rotunda facing the river. Other attractions include Colon Park where the city was founded, the Santo Domingo Church and the cemetery, often called the White City. With its elaborate tombs and monuments, this is one of South America's most striking burial grounds.

Excursions

Ride Like a Local - 4 hours

One of the best ways to truly get to know a city is by using its public transportation systems. Be it buses, trains, subways or airways, they all give a real taste of what it really is to live in a specific city. Today you are welcome to be part of the experience of the locals and admire Guayaquil from above onboard the recently inaugurated Guayaquil Airway, an environmentally friendly project that seeks to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide into the air.

You will be picked up from the port and driven onboard the coach towards Parque Centenario Station where you will take the airway and, along with your guide board one of the cabins and go all the way through the Guayas River in a 20 minutes ride towards the station of Daule, where we will disembark and take the ride back to Guayaquil where you will debark at Four Mosqueteros station.

Adding the final touch to this exciting half-day visit the Anthropological and Contemporary Art Museum of Guayaquil (MAAC) that has an area of more than 9000 square feet. The museum is a pleasant surprise, not only because of its display of modern art, but because of the size and extent of its archeological collection. The MAAC is a great way to see more of Ecuador’s culture and history – and spend some time out of the sun.

At the end, board the bus and drive back to the quayside.

DURATION
4 Hours

ACTIVITY LEVEL
Easy (Limited Walking – under 500 meters over flat terrain with some steps)

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Touring in luxury private vehicles with A/C & PA-system
Airway entrance fee (roundtrip)
1 Bottle of water per person
Local English-speaking tour guide

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED?

Any other services not mentioned above.

IMPORTANT NOTES, OBSERVATIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS

This tour is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs or those with mobility issues.
Few vendors accept credit cards; we recommend that guests bring cash (USD) if they wish to purchase anything. In Ecuador $50 or $100 notes are not easily accepted, so guests should try to bring small change. Travelers’ checks are not accepted.
All timings are approximate and subject to change.
It is recommended guests wear lightweight clothing, including long pants and a long-sleeved shirt, along with sunblock, sunglasses, a hat, insect repellent (it is a must) and flat, comfortable walking shoes and a camera.

Cerro Blanco Wildlife and Forest Trail - 4.5 hours

Introducing the "Cerro Blanco Wildlife and Forest Trail" - a tour of the largest and best-preserved dry forest in Ecuador. Explore the protected forest, located in the extreme Southwest of the Chongón Colonche mountain range, just outside the city. This adventure departs early in the morning and takes you on a 1.2 km trail, showcasing the breathtaking biodiversity of the area, the trail is called “Canoa”

The Cerro Blanco Protected Forest boasts an impressive number of endemic vascular plants, which protect approximately 100 of the 500 species registered in the tropical dry forest region. If we are lucky, you'll discover the magnificent range of wildlife that includes 54 species of mammals, such as monkeys, peccaries, agouti, 6 species of wild cats, including the majestic Jaguar, and 34 species of bats. Bird lovers will have the opportunity to spot a few of the 221 species of birds registered in the area that includes the endangered Great Green Macaw (Papagayo), which is the symbol of Cerro Blanco. Not to mention the 8 species of amphibians and 12 species of reptiles. It is important to note wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

During your walk along the trail, you will experience a variety of landscapes, including the forest and mangrove. The route is divided into two sections. The first section is a mountainous terrain, where you will find small slopes, rocky paths, and a native vegetation of the dry forest. This part of the trail offers the perfect vantage points to take in the stunning scenery. The second section is a second-growth forest, where you can appreciate the beauty of the forest and its natural regrowth.

After returning from the hike, a delicious picnic will be waiting for us to refresh and recover energy before heading back to the pier.

SUGGESTED TOUR TIMINGS

TIMING	ITINERARY & POINTS OF INTEREST	TERRAIN	W/C FRIENDLY
00:00 – 00:45	Depart the quayside and drive to Cerro Blanco	Paved	This tour is NOT suitable for guests in wheelchairs; and those with mobility issues, however, they must be able to board the coach on their own
00:45 – 02:45	Walk around the Canoa Trail	Uneven, slippery, muddy
02:45 – 03:45	Deluxe Picnic	Flat
03:45 – 04:30	Drive back to the pier for embarkation	Paved

DURATION / MIN/MAX NO. OF PAX
4 ½ Hours
MIN 10 guests per departure
MAX 90 guests per departure

ACTIVITY LEVEL
Strenuous (walking over 1 km over uneven terrain with many steps)

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

Touring in luxury private vehicles with A/C & PA-system
1 Bottle of water per person
Local English-speaking tour guide
Deluxe Picnin
1 ship’s escort free of charge per vehicle

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED?

Any other services not mentioned above.

IMPORTANT NOTES, OBSERVATIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS

This tour is NOT suitable for guests in wheelchairs or those with mobility issues.
Few vendors accept credit cards; we recommend that guests bring cash (USD) if they wish to purchase anything. In Ecuador $50 or $100 notes are not easily accepted, so guests should try to bring small change. Travelers’ checks are not accepted.
All timings are approximate and subject to change.
It is recommended guests wear lightweight clothing, including long pants and a long-sleeved shirt, along with sunblock, sunglasses, a hat, insect repellent (it is a must) and flat, comfortable walking shoes and a camera.

Ft. Lauderdale

Vacation Details

Valid Date Ranges

05/01/2027 - 05/26/2027

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* This departure has been designated a guaranteed departure by the operator, meaning that the minimum number of guests has been met, although still subject to weather and other conditions.

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from $189,500 per person

Length

25 Nights

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Vacation Rating

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Prices are per person, double occupancy and include internal air where applicable. Holiday surcharge may apply. Departure dates, prices and availability may change at any time. Some restrictions may apply.

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