Andrew Harper 2026 Spring Traveler

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Together Under the Stars

Together Under the Stars

Together Under the Stars

This summer, experience the magic of luxury camping at Paws Up Montana. Sleep under the stars in a safari-style tent with king-size bed, ensuite bathroom, and luxury amenities found only at Paws Up. Discover the wonders of Big Sky Country and create memories that will last forever.

This summer, experience the magic of luxury camping at Paws Up Montana. Sleep under the stars in a safari-style tent with king-size bed, ensuite bathroom, and luxury amenities found only at Paws Up. Discover the wonders of Big Sky Country and create memories that will last forever.

This summer, experience the magic of luxury camping at Paws Up Montana. Sleep under the stars in a safari-style tent with king-size bed, ensuite bathroom, and luxury amenities found only at Paws Up. Discover the wonders of Big Sky Country and create memories that will last forever.

The four-night luxury camping package—including accommodations, food and beverages, select adventures, and a $250 retail credit—start at $3,820 per person, including taxes and Resort Fee. Package is available May 17— September 30, 2026. It is subject to blackout dates and cannot be combined with any special event rate or other offer.

The four-night luxury camping package—including accommodations, food and beverages, select adventures, and a $250 retail credit—start at $3,820 per person, including taxes and Resort Fee. Package is available May 17— September 30, 2026. It is subject to blackout dates and cannot be combined with any special event rate or other offer.

The four-night luxury camping package—including accommodations, food and beverages, select adventures, and a $250 retail credit—start at $3,820 per person, including taxes and Resort Fee. Package is available May 17— September 30, 2026. It is subject to blackout dates and cannot be combined with any special event rate or other offer.

Andrew Harper benefits include a $300 activity credit, a welcome bottle of wine, early check-in and late checkout (subject to availability) and a room upgrade at the time of check-in (subject to availability).

Andrew Harper benefits include a $300 activity credit, a welcome bottle of wine, early check-in and late checkout (subject to availability) and a room upgrade at the time of check-in (subject to availability).

Andrew Harper benefits include a $300 activity credit, a welcome bottle of wine, early check-in and late checkout (subject to availability) and a room upgrade at the time of check-in (subject to availability).

For reservations contact the Andrew Harper Travel Office at (800) 375-4685 or Reservations@AndrewHarper.com

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ANDREW HARPER JOURNEYS

In this edition, you will find itineraries inspired by our editors’ travels, featuring a blend of cuisine, adventure, authentic cultural experiences and, of course, luxury. This issue of TRAVELER invites you on an unforgettable journey through France’s vineyards and chateaux; Croatia and Montenegro’s coastal landscapes and charming villages; and Hawaii’s lush landscapes and glamorous resorts. We also reminisce about our past 15 Hideaways of the Year, which are all remarkably still bucketlist-worthy. Our dedicated travel team is ready to assist you in customizing every detail of your trip, including flights, hotel bookings, dining experiences and excursions. Your journey starts here.

6 A DAZZLING FRENCH WINE ROUTE

On this oenophile’s itinerary, you’ll discover the world of French wine at some of the finest vineyards and wineries in the world. You’ll begin your adventure in Paris before taking the train to Bordeaux. After a pit stop in Provence, the trip continues through Beaujolias and Burgundy, ending with a spectacular Champagne send-off.

46 ADVENTURES ON THE ADRIATIC

The glittering coastlines of Croatia and Montenegro set the stage for a memorable Mediterranean journey. Starting in Split, Croatia, this itinerary blends history, gastronomy and relaxation with a voyage through Medieval villages, hidden-gem vineyards, rugged archipelagoes and untouched beaches with crystal-clear water.

THE COVER

100 HAWAIIAN ISLANDHOPPING

Each year, we make anonymous visits to dozens of hotels, posing as Andrew Harper members and paying full price. Only a select few earn our recommendation — and from those, one is nominated as our Hideaway of the Year. In this roundup, we revisit 15 glamorous past winners, from the Maldives to Montenegro.

Mix and match our favorite Hawaiian resorts for an unforgettable journey through this Pacific paradise. Choose from a family adventure on the Big Island, a romantic getaway on Maui, a foodie tour on Oahu or a spa escape on exclusive Lanai — or combine them all to treat yourself to an epic island-hopping escapade.

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Q+A WITH CHEF MAURO COLAGRECO

We sat down with the superstar chef to learn his travel secrets and discuss the future of fine dining. Here, he shares a recent memorable meal, as well as what’s in store for his famous three-star restaurant, Mirazur, after two decades as one of the world’s leading gastronomic experiences.

FRANCE

A DAZZLING TOUR of FRENCH WINE COUNTRY

France receives more foreign visitors than any other country in the world, and it’s not hard to see why. Aside from its spectacular capital city, it offers tracts of exquisite countryside, an exceptionally scenic stretch of coastline, Europe’s highest mountain and, of course, some of the world’s finest cuisine. But one of France’s greatest glories is its wine. Centuries of history, diverse and enviable terroirs, and a deep respect for place have shaped some of the world’s most influential viticultural regions. France offers a master class in understanding how geography, tradition and innovation come together to make magic. On this itinerary, you’ll start in Paris, followed by a jaunt through some of the country’s most celebrated wine districts, including Bordeaux, Beaujolais, Burgundy and Champagne.

Find Andrew Harper travel advisor Gabriella Perez’s tips for traveling in France throughout this itinerary; read more about her on page 20.

2 NIGHTS

PARIS

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Paris has some of the most glamorous city hotels in the world, so it’s hard to choose just one. First-time visitors might want to stick with the palace hotels in the 1st or 8th arrondissements, while return travelers may want to explore other neighborhoods like Saint-Germain-des-Prés or Le Marais. Our highest-rated hotel in town is Le Bristol Paris, but the Four Seasons Hotel George V has also long been a Harper-member favorite.

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Make a pilgrimage to Chez Georges, an old-fashioned bistro just off the Place des Victoires where the menu is still written out by hand daily. Opt for the duck foie gras or turbot in a béarnaise sauce. La Scène has a more modern take, with a chic subterranean dining room that feels like a luxury railroad car and a chef working in a theaterlike open kitchen. Chef Stéphanie Le Quellec has reinvented haute cuisine for the 21st century, offering diners a good time instead of another long, stuffy experience. The cooking is light, lucid and precise, with touches of gastronomic wit. In a prime location overlooking the Seine, the iconic La Tour d’Argent is renowned for its 400-page wine list and its specialty of pressed duck.

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ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

France is one of the world’s largest consumers and producers of oysters. Most Paris vendors offer two types of oysters: creuses (cupped oysters that will fit into the cup of your hand) and the much rarer plates (“flat” oysters that are native to Bélon). Some of our favorite places for an oyster feast are the Huîtrerie Régis in the heart of SaintGermain-des-Prés and the more formal Dessirier.

The north side of Paris has a justified reputation for magnificence and sophistication. Its grandest street, the ChampsÉlysées, is home to luxury houses and global brands. The nearby Avenue Montaigne is the epicenter of the French fashion industry, while the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is home to auction houses and upscale art galleries. South of the Seine, the Rive Gauche has traditionally fig ured as the bohemian and intellectual counterpart to the Rive Droite. The Latin Quarter is still the locus of Parisian university life, and its narrow streets are crammed with cinemas, bookstores and cafés.

Le Marais, which spans the 3rd and 4th arrondissements, was historically Paris’ Jewish quarter. Today, the neighborhood has maintained its traditions while becoming one of the trendiest parts of the city. Of the many popular museums in Le Marais, consider the often-overlooked Musée Cognacq-Jay and the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme. And we highly recommend the Marian Goodman, Thaddaeus Ropac and Perrotin galleries.

3 NIGHTS BORDEAUX

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Pack a picnic and take a two-hour train ride from Paris to Bordeaux. Less than an hour east, the outstanding Hôtel de Pavie is ideally located in the heart of the famously picturesque Right Bank wine town of Saint-Émilion. The main house features graceful stone architecture and includes a wine bar that opens onto a scenic terrace. Individually designed by Alberto Pinto, the 17 exceptionally comfortable rooms are set within two buildings connected by a glass elevator and hanging gardens. There is also a five-suite residence set within a former 18th-century trading house located a short walk away.

Or consider staying in the heart of Bordeaux at Yndō Hôtel, in a handsome 19th-century townhouse with contemporary design. Although this property has just 20 accommodations, it offers an impressive array of services and amenities, including round-the-clock room service, air-conditioning and a guests-only restaurant.

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The two-star restaurant at Hôtel de Pavie serves seasonally inspired contemporary French cuisine. A 15-minute walk from Yndō, the wine bar Max Bordeaux serves everything from basic Graves to great premier grands crus classés by the glass from Enomatic machines. We also like Le Bar à Vin, a stylish wine bar run by the Bordeaux Wine Council in the heart of the city, which pours an encyclopedic range of Bordeaux wines. For a full meal, opt for Chez Dupont, which serves modern French comfort food, or formal Le Pressoir d’Argent, Gordon Ramsay’s gourmet restaurant in the InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hotel.

Opposite, from left: Le Bar à Vin; Bordeaux landscape. This page, from left: Place de la Bourse, Bordeaux; bike excursion through lavender fields, Coquillade Provence, Gargas.

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Start your exploration of Bordeaux at the Cité du Vin, a dramatically contemporary multimedia exposition center devoted to the history, geography and art of wine. The Cité also houses a casual brasserie with almost 50 wines by the glass and the more formal Restaurant Le 7 offering panoramic views of the region from floor-to-ceiling windows on the seventh floor.

Bordeaux’s old center boasts magnificent architecture and fine museums, especially the Musée d’Aquitaine. Walk around the majestic Place de la Bourse (the former stock exchange designed by King Louis XV’s architect, Ange-Jacques Gabriel), see the opera house at least from the outside, and stroll along the elegant riverside façades. Not far from Yndō is a favorite cognac shop, Cognac Only.

Begin your Bordeaux winery visits with a bang, stopping at the extravagant Château Margaux, about 45 minutes north of the city. Walk through the formal gardens, which have a Palladianstyle palace at their center, and then enjoy a tasting in what is one of the most iconic wineries in the world.

If Château Margaux sounds a bit over-the-top, consider Château d’Issan nearby, which has a similarly grand mansion at its heart and prices that aren’t quite as heart-stopping. It’s one of our favorite lesser-known gems in the region.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

Experience the region’s legendary wine estates on a private tour with a sommelier, followed by a lunch paired with rare Bordeaux wines.

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Consider adding on a few days in Provence, one of France’s most romantic destinations. The region offers something for everyone — the active traveler, the shopper, the history buff — but appeals especially to lovers of great food and wine. Set on 90 hillside acres planted with vineyards, Coquillade Provence comprises 69 contemporary accommodations within several stone farmhouses, plus a separate village. Dining options include a gastronomic restaurant that serves Provençal and Mediterranean cuisine and a traditional bistro. Make sure to visit nearby Château la Canorgue, where the Margan family uses organic and occasionally biodynamic farming techniques to produce rich, hearty reds.

2 NIGHTS LYON

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Fly to Lyon to discover the northern Rhône and Beaujolais. Check into the serene 34-room Villa Maïa, designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte and set high on the Fourvière hill in the city’s ancient Antiquaille district.

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Across the street from Villa Maïa, Michelinstarred Têtedoie is one of the most fashionable restaurants in Lyon, serving delicious contemporary French dishes such as duck foie gras drizzled with a port sauce, lobster carpaccio with cauliflower and cassis, and barbecued mackerel paired with roasted figs. The lobster-and-calf’s-head main has been the chef’s signature dish since 1987. Le Garet is one of the city’s iconic bouchons.

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For a charming hands-on culinary experience, ask your advisor to arrange a daylong cooking class at Plum Lyon Teaching Kitchen, run by a French-certified pâtissier.

Lyon has diverse appeal, but it is a magnet for epicures and oenophiles in particular — the underrated Beaujolais region lies to the north and the Côtes du Rhône appellation to the south. The former’s wine path winds among many of the area’s small vineyards. At Hameau Duboeuf, renowned wine négociant Georges Duboeuf has fashioned an old railroad station into an outstanding wine-focused visitors center. In the Côtes du Rhône, Andrew Harper can arrange visits to wineries in the acclaimed Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu appellations.

Lyon has a variety of memorable museums that reflect the city’s long history and great wealth. The best is the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, one of the country’s leading fine arts museums. The dramatically designed Musée des Confluences is a striking glass-and-steel building with interesting archaeological and ethnological collections.

2 NIGHTS BURGUNDY

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It’s just over two hours from Lyon to Beaune, where you’ll check into Hôtel Le Cep. Its 71 opulent lodgings occupy several 14th-to-18thcentury mansions.

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In Beaune, Le Clos du Cèdre has an idyllic garden-and-mansion setting. The seasonally inspired dishes may include crabmeat in a spicy mayonnaise paired with a broccoli cream, roasted pigeon in an elderflower-vinegar reduction with a savory white-bean-and-tomato purée, or Charolais beef in a black currantmustard jus with bone marrow and stewed potatoes. The excellent wine list contains more than 400 selections. At your hotel, Loiseau des Vignes presents regional specialties backed by an extensive wine list with more than 30 by-theglass selections.

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Visit the Hospices de Beaune, famous for its striking tile mosaic roof, luminous Rogier van der Weyden polyptych and annual charity wine auction.

Outside town, explore the Côte de Beaune, starting in the village of Meursault at the striking cellars of Domaine de Montille (be sure to try the Chevalier-Montrachet, a grand cru, and the Vosne-Romanée, a premier cru). Domaine Morey-Coffinet, in the heart of the village of Chassagne-Montrachet, has a dramatic cellar that dates to the 16th century, and its wines have a tremendous quality-to-price ratio.

In Côte de Nuits, the stretch of mostly Pinot Noir vineyards between Dijon and Beaune, start with a visit to the historic Château du Clos de Vougeot, founded in the 12th century by Cistercian monks. Most of the current structure dates from the 16th century, but its immense medieval wine presses remain. In GevreyChambertin, recommended Domaine Denis Mortet is a modern winery exclusively focused on reds.

Enjoy a private tour of vineyards with a Burgundy master sommelier, followed by an intimate tasting of grand cru wines. Or explore historic châteaux with a private curator, then enjoy a Michelinstarred lunch paired with exceptional local vintages.

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Make a day trip to Chablis, a charming village surrounded by some of the best Chardonnay vineyards in the world. Explore the town, and do a tasting at Domaine Long-Depaquit, just outside the old village center.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

Cycle through the grand cru vineyards of Montagne de Reims and Vallée de la Marne on a private e-bike tour. Visit family-run estates, stop in historic villages and finish with a gourmet lunch paired with rare vintage Champagne.

3 NIGHTS CHAMPAGNE

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It’s a three-and-a-half-hour drive to Reims, where you’ll check into Domaine Les Crayères, a grand château surrounded by a pretty 17-acre English-style park with sweeping lawns and well-tended gardens. The 20 exquisitely appointed rooms feature a refined classic French décor and may include balconies or terraces.

Alternatively, half an hour outside the city, the beautiful Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa was once a coaching inn where the kings of France would stay en route to their coronation in the town of Reims.

Architect Giovanni Pace renovated this historic property and added a contemporary limestonefaced crescent-shaped building. Rooms feature high ceilings, glass walls with sliding doors leading to spacious balconies and breathtaking views over the vineyards surrounding Épernay.

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The three-star, family-run L’Assiette Champenoise, just outside Reims, has contemporary dining rooms overlooking a pretty garden. Aside from perennial favorites, such as the Langoustine Royal — a generous portion of langoustines bathed in a delectable seafood broth and topped with lemon caviar — the dishes served here change with the seasons.

At Domaine Les Crayères, two-star Le Parc offers an extraordinary wine cellar boasting more than 600 varieties of Champagne. Dining options at Royal Champagne include the one-star Le Royal for seasonally inspired menus and Le Bellevue for regional specialties.

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For an introduction to the world of bubbles, make a pilgrimage to engaging Hautvillers, where the 17th-century cellar master Dom Pérignon invented the process for making Champagne in a Benedictine abbey. A half-day or more should also be devoted to Épernay, with its Avenue de Champagne lined with mansions owned by some of the most illustrious Champagne houses.

Many of the most famous Champagne houses in Reims are open to visitors. However, tours generally require advance reservations. The Elizabethan neo-Gothicstyle Maison Pommery offers tours of its sprawling network of cellars, some of which date to Roman times. Its impressive caves host rotating exhibitions of contemporary art. Ruinart is the oldest Champagne house, having been founded in 1729. The hospitality here is flawless, and the visit itself — of the house, Ruinart’s art collection, chalk quarries and cellars — is fascinating. Tours of Taittinger, a house renowned for producing some of the finest Blanc de Blancs Champagnes, include visits of the Gallo-Roman cellars dug into chalk beds 60 feet underground. Telmont has been owned by the same family for four generations and is one of the most hospitable of all the Champagne cellars. If you come in September during the vendage, you can walk out into its vineyards for a firsthand look at the harvesting. AH

LE MEURICE

PARIS, FRANCE

As the first Parisian palace, Le Meurice has embodied the art of French living since 1835. Ideally located just steps from Place Vendôme, this Dorchester Collection palace gracefully blends 18th-century elegance with a rich artistic heritage. Its 160 recently renovated rooms and suites pay tribute to French beauty, heritage and craftsmanship. Guests are invited to experience exceptional dining at the Michelin two-star Restaurant Le Meurice Alain Ducasse, contemporary cuisine at Restaurant Le Dalí, refined cocktails at Bar 228 and exquisite pastries created by Cédric Grolet. For a moment of pure relaxation, the Valmont Spa at Le Meurice delivers outstanding results through world-renowned treatment protocols.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Guest Rooms: Upgrade at time of booking, subject to availability; €100 hotel credit; daily breakfast for two

 Junior Suites: Upgrade at time of check-in, subject to availability; €100 hotel credit; daily breakfast for two

 All Suites: Daily €100 hotel credit; Daily breakfast for two; For stays in a one-bedroom suite or higher, round-trip airport transfers

HÔTEL PLAZA ATHÉNÉE

PARIS,

FRANCE

Since its opening in 1913, Hôtel Plaza Athénée has welcomed the world’s elite seeking to fully experience the energy and elegance of Paris. Awarded the renowned “palace” distinction, the hotel is truly the city’s haute couture address. Ideally located on the prestigious Avenue Montaigne, it is just steps from the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées. The 208 rooms and suites are true Parisian apartments, in classic and art deco style, and feature breathtaking views of the capital. The hotel offers 24-hour services and the Dior Spa, a wellness sanctuary. Guests enjoy several dining options including Jean Imbert au Plaza Athénée, a Michelin one-star restaurant; Le Relais Plaza, an iconic Parisian brasserie; Le Bar; and La Galerie, open throughout the day. In summer, two outdoor terraces are available including the Cour Jardin, a peaceful green oasis that transforms into an ice rink in winter.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Guest Rooms: Upgrade at time of booking, subject to availability; €100 hotel credit; daily breakfast for two

 Junior Suites: Upgrade at time of check-in, subject to availability; €100 hotel credit; daily breakfast for two

 All Suites: Daily €100 hotel credit; Daily breakfast for two; For stays in a one-bedroom suite or higher, round-trip airport transfers

GET TO KNOW your ADVISOR

GABRIELLA PEREZ

Gabriella’s time exploring abroad has honed her ability to craft personalized experiences for every traveler. As part of the Andrew Harper team, she’s excited to share her expertise and help members discover their perfect destination, whether they have one in mind or not. She has a special gift for organizing trips through France, Italy, Switzerland and Spain, as well as on European luxury ocean and river cruises. Reach out today to start your next journey.

Q+A with Gabriella

What’s on your bucket list?

Japan! After spending a considerable amount of time in Europe, I’m ready to explore Asia.

How has travel shaped your worldview?

— GABRIELLA PEREZ “

I believe differences should be celebrated, and embracing change — especially outside your comfort zone — can be transformative.

What’s your earliest travel memory?

I traveled to Paris when I was 16 for my birthday. I remember my parents asking whether I wanted a party or a trip — it was the easiest decision I’d ever made. Once we arrived, we spent time at a small café in one of the squares, simply people-watching and enjoying coffee and croissants. My mind was racing with new sights and sounds, and the fashion alone was endlessly inspiring. In that moment, I fell in love not only with the city, but with the idea of seeing different parts of the world.

What does a perfect day on vacation look like to you? It depends on the destination, but I know how it always starts: waking up slowly to a beautiful breakfast spread arranged by the window or on the balcony, overlooking the sea, mountains or a charming city scene.

Travel has exposed me to different cultures, lifestyles and perspectives, and, as a result, I have developed a very open mindset. I believe differences should be celebrated, and embracing change — especially outside your comfort zone — can be transformative. The way I view the world is always evolving as I continue to travel and discover more, but one thing remains the same: No matter which part of the world we come from, we are all humans — living life, doing our best and wanting to feel fulfilled and happy.

What’s your best piece of travel advice?

Keep your travel dates flexible. Instead of traveling over the holidays, consider off-season dates or weekdays. Also, be flexible with the length of your trip. Being open to extending or shortening it by a day can make a big difference, especially for airfare. For example, returning home on a Monday can often cost less than on a Sunday.

What always has a spot in your carry-on?

A mystery book! For some reason, I only seem to finish books when I’m traveling. Airports are my favorite place to read.

What is your personal experience with France’s wine country?

It only took one trip to Bordeaux for me to completely fall in love with the region, especially its wines. Even now, while shopping for wine here in the United States, I find myself recalling the different varietals and the specific areas where they are produced. It’s wonderful to have a deeper knowledge of something I love and to be able to share it back home.

What is your advice for Andrew Harper members traveling to this region?

When visiting Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne, be sure to book private wine tours and tastings well in advance, especially during harvest season. Hiring a private driver and guide is highly recommended, as hearing about the harvest, vineyards and history of each wine estate from an expert adds an invaluable layer to the experience.

Best time of year to visit? September to early October is the best time to travel through French wine country. You’ll enjoy warm, mild weather and stunning fall foliage while experiencing the legendary grape harvest. During this time, grape-picking events, tastings and local harvest festivals are common in towns across France.

SAN RÉGIS

PARIS, FRANCE

AKELARRE

SAN SEBASTIÁN, SPAIN

This charming boutique hotel is ideally located in the heart of Paris, steps from renowned restaurants and designer boutiques on Avenue Montaigne. The 42 luxurious rooms are all unique, each featuring different delicate fabrics, outstanding period furniture, art deco accents and well-curated art. Some lodgings also offer fireplaces and terraces with views of Paris rooftops and the Eiffel Tower. A true reflection of Parisian elegance, the San Régis offers a sophisticated yet cozy retreat in a warm atmosphere — a palace-like ambience for discerning travelers.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — €100 dining credit to be used at the restaurant

 Welcome chef delicacies in-room

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

Perched high above the Bay of Biscay, Akelarre offers an inspiring escape where contemporary design meets the wild beauty of the Basque coast. With just 22 sea-facing rooms, privacy and panoramic views define the experience. Its Michelin three-star restaurant led by Pedro Subijana has retained its stars for 20 years, securing its place as a true legend in the world of gastronomy. An intimate spa and panoramic sunset terraces complete a retreat designed for discerning travelers seeking serenity and culinary excellence.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy an authentic taste of the Basque Country with a specially prepared tapa, paired with a glass of traditional Txakoli

 $100 spa credit

 Daily breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

LE MAJESTIC

HÔTELS BARRIÈRE  CANNES, FRANCE

Overlooking the Mediterranean on the Croisette in Cannes, Le Majestic gazes directly toward the iconic steps of the Palais des Festivals. Nearly 100 years old, this five-star landmark embodies French elegance and timeless refinement. Its 349 rooms and suites, including newly renovated sea-view categories unveiled in early 2025, unfold as luminous cocoons facing the sea. Noble materials, bespoke furnishings and soft beige and blue palettes create a serene yet sophisticated atmosphere, subtly blending heritage with contemporary energy. Under the roof, eight exceptional redesigned suites offer spectacular Mediterranean views just moments from the Palais. Guests enjoy a private beach, a heated outdoor pool and water sports, while Spa Le Majestic, complete with sauna, hammam and fitness facilities, invites deep relaxation. Younger guests are treated as VIPs at Studio By Petit VIP. In 2025, a renovation led by Isabelle Stanislas reinterpreted the hotel’s art deco spirit through a contemporary lens, ensuring Le Majestic remains a legendary Cannes address.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

FINCA LA BOBADILLA

MÁLAGA, ARCHIDONA, SPAIN

Tucked between Málaga and Granada, Finca La Bobadilla is a secluded sanctuary of quiet luxury and Andalusian grace. Spanning 350 acres amid the rolling hills of the Sierra de Loja, this distinguished member of The Leading Hotels of the World invites travelers to slow down and rediscover the refinement of simplicity. Conceived as a whitewashed village surrounded by olive groves, it features 73 elegant rooms and suites that offer a deep sense of calm and connection to nature. Days unfold gently — mornings filled with birdsong and golden light, afternoons spent by the pool or in the restorative spa, and evenings tasting the region’s exquisite cuisine. With horseback rides, cycling paths and yoga beneath wide Andalusian skies, Finca La Bobadilla embodies a more thoughtful way to travel — where authenticity, tranquility and timeless elegance come together in perfect harmony.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily entrance to the spa water circuit

 For stays of four or more nights in a Master Suite Terrace or higher category, a $60 hotel credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

THE STAFFORD LONDON

LONDON, ENGLAND

Hidden away in historic St. James’s, minutes from royal parks and palaces, The Stafford London is the epitome of luxury, steeped in history and character. Tradition blends seamlessly with modern touches in the stylish rooms and suites, set across three individual buildings, each with its own unique character. Dine at Michelin-starred Michael Caines at The Stafford, where celebrated chef Caines, MBE, presents exquisitely crafted modern European cuisine, or sip cocktails at The American Bar, renowned for its eclectic memorabilia and décor. For those seeking an intimate and unforgettable dining experience, descend into our 400-year-old wine cellar. Experience timeless luxury, contemporary sophistication and impeccable service at one of London’s finest luxury hotels. Extend your stay in London with our “Stay 4, Pay 3” offer: Enjoy an additional night complimentary when booking three nights in a Deluxe King Room or above and explore the delights of the city for longer.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Immerse yourself in history with a private tour of the historic wine cellars and WWII museum

 $100 dining credit to be used at Michael Caines at The Stafford for lunch, dinner or via room service, exclusions apply

 Daily Stafford breakfast for up to two per bedroom, served in the restaurant

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

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 An intimate wine tasting in the cellars of a 14th-century château

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Set sail on a luxury yacht charter along the Amalfi Coast, retreat to a private villa in Provence, or reserve an entire island in the Maldives. These are the kinds of moments that define a lifetime of travel: rare, effortless and exclusively yours as an Andrew Harper member. From the perfect flights to your preferred accommodations, your advisor creates an itinerary that reflects your pace and your passions. All you have to do is arrive.

ASHFORD CASTLE

CONG, COUNTY MAYO, IRELAND

BALLYFIN DEMESNE

COUNTY LAOIS, IRELAND

Spring at Ashford Castle arrives quietly, in mist over Lough Corrib and light through ancient woodland. It is a setting that lends itself naturally to unhurried days and restorative moments. In rooms shaped by history, fires breathe gently. These are places to appreciate the kindness in a welcome and the generosity in each moment. Spring is not a season to chase but to inhabit, one quiet hour at a time. For those who crave a “calmcation,” Ashford Castle offers a change of rhythm, a gentle invitation to be fully present and quietly restored.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Embark on a private historical tour of the 800-year-old Ashford Castle

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily full Irish breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

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Ballyfin is a meticulously restored Regency mansion set on a breathtaking 614‑acre estate in County Laois. Long admired as one of Ireland’s most lavish country houses, it blends historic elegance with modern luxury offering just 21 exclusive rooms for an intimate retreat. Surrounded by serene parkland, a tranquil lake and ancient woodland, Ballyfin delivers refined hospitality, exquisite interiors and exceptional experiences in a setting celebrated for its beauty and tranquility.

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 Q CLUB — Personalized tour to explore the property’s enchanting Walled Garden

 $100 hotel credit, an additional $200 hotel credit for stays of seven or more nights

 Daily à la carte breakfast for two

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ROCCO FORTE HOTELS

At Rocco Forte Hotels, every suite is a story. The setting is the design; the characters are the people, places and passions that shape it. Immerse yourself in Olga Polizzi’s interiors at The Charles Hotel, inspired by Munich’s botanical gardens. Admire the walls adorned with art paying homage to Paul Smith at Brown’s Hotel, or step into the Nijinsky Suite in Rome, which encapsulates the grace of the iconic dancer. Whether expressed through fine art, playful exuberance or a wink of irony, each space, texture and color is placed with purpose and care. Beyond the suite, let your curiosity lead you into the heartbeat of local life. Unlock insider access to hidden corners and one-of-a-kind cultural immersions, from an artist who turns dreams into sculptures to a dawn breakfast at the UNESCO Valley of the Temples. With in-suite check-ins, welcome gifts tailored to the time of day, complimentary in-room bars and a wardrobe concierge service, this is hospitality that goes beyond expectations.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Hotel credit, varies by hotel

 20% off spa services, applicable at select properties

 Daily breakfast for two

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Q CLUB

Andrew Harper’s Q Club is your passport to a world of exceptional travel, with more than 350 hand-selected hotels and resorts offering experiences that go far beyond the ordinary.

Q Club unlocks distinctive benefits exclusively for our members — from private boat tours on Lake Como to insider access at the Jaipur royal family’s home — along with cultural encounters, unique activities and unforgettable moments designed to make every stay extraordinary.

BHUTAN GANGTEY LODGE

This chalet-style 12-room hotel, within easy walking distance of Gangtey’s monastery and the Phobjikha Valley trail, features a panoramic terrace, a delicious restaurant and spacious rooms with heated floors and baywindow soaking tubs affording beautiful valley views.

Q CLUB — A Farmhouse visit or in-room herbal bath experience.

MEXICO

ESPERANZA, AUBERGE COLLECTION

Perched on panoramic bluffs near Cabo San Lucas, this resort overlooks two private coves and offers luxurious rooms, a cliffside seafood restaurant, oceanfront pools and a spa with steam caves.

Q CLUB — A choice between a Local Craft Beer Tasting, Mixology Class or a Sotol Tasting (advance registration required).

MASSACHUSETTS

WEQUASSETT RESORT AND GOLF CLUB

Set on a sheltered Cape Cod beach across 27 acres of gardens, salt marsh and woodlands, this resort offers luxurious rooms, distinct dining and bar options, a championship golf course and a magnificent seaside pool.

Q CLUB — A Seal Tour boat ride around Pleasant Bay, featuring seals, sea birds and stunning coastal scenery (advance registration required).

ITALY

PASSALACQUA

On Lake Como, this premier resort centers on an 18th - c entury villa with 24 luxurious rooms. Four additional suites sit steps from the water. Highlights include fine Italian cuisine on a candlelit terrace, a Moroccan - s tyle spa and a glamorous lakeside pool.

Q CLUB — Experience the essence of Italian dolce far niente with a private one-hour boat tour aboard a stylish water limo to discover the enchanting beauty of Lake Como, for stays of three or more nights.

BALLYNAHINCH CASTLE

CONNEMARA, COUNTY GALWAY, IRELAND

VILLA INKOGNITO

OSLO, NORWAY

One of Ireland’s finest castle hotels, Ballynahinch is located on a 700-acre estate surrounded by woodlands, rivers and lakes in the heart of Connemara in Galway. This intimate property has just 48 bedrooms and suites and two villas for exclusive use. The hotel offers two dining options, the elegant Owenmore Restaurant and the cozy Fisherman’s Pub, both serving the best of estate and local produce. On-site activities include miles of walking trails, woodland saunas and a beautiful walled garden, as well as fishing, cycling and hiking.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Choose between a Guided Estate Tour or a Woodland Sauna Experience, each offering a unique way to connect with the natural beauty and rich history of Ballynahinch

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

Adjacent to Sommerro in Oslo’s Frogner district, Villa Inkognito is an 11-room retreat within a landmark art deco hotel. Set in a restored 1870s townhouse, the villa blends historic character with layered interiors by GrecoDeco, inspired by classic Norwegian, art nouveau and Arts and Crafts traditions for a distinct sense of place. Individually bookable rooms and suites are an exclusive category at Sommerro. For complete exclusivity, guests may reserve the entire villa as a private residence. Villa Inkognito offers the privacy of a townhouse, complemented by exclusive access to Sommerro’s art, dining and events.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $50 hotel credit to be used toward dining or wellness, exclusions apply

 Daily breakfast for two

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RIVERSIDE LUXURY CRUISES

Sailing on Europe’s most iconic rivers, Riverside Luxury Cruises pairs generous space and warm, personalized service with the feel of a boutique hotel. With three-to-21-night itineraries, each voyage offers the freedom to explore at your own pace — whether on a unique, exclusive excursion or on a complimentary bike. An onboard pool, a state-of-the-art gym and a spa elevate wellness along the way.

Riverside’s all-suite fleet features spacious suites equipped with king-size beds, marble bathrooms and dedicated butler service. The dining is unparalleled, offering regionally inspired, locally sourced and award-winning cuisine made à la minute. For a special lunch or dinner, the Vintage Room offers chef-driven tasting menus with optional wine pairings.

On Riverside Luxury Cruises, evenings stretch longer, thanks to extended stays and overnight dockings that allow guests to savor the local culture and vibrant nightlife in many destinations. This is luxury river cruising, redefined.

The Riverside Debussy was voted Best Cruise Ship in the Andrew Harper 2025 Editors’ Choice Awards.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $150 shipboard credit per person

IN T ERVIEW MAURO COLAGRECO

CATCHING UP WITH the INNOVATIVE SUPERSTAR CHEF

Above the shimmering coastline of the French Riviera, Mauro Colagreco has built far more than a restaurant. Since opening Mirazur 20 years ago, Colagreco has transformed a kitchen into one of the most influential gastronomic destinations in the world, one of the first fine-dining restaurants to grow its own produce and put environmental considerations at the forefront. The Argentine-born chef’s influence stretches beyond the Mediterranean, with restaurants on four continents, from Buenos Aires to Bangkok. As vice president of Relais & Châteaux and a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity, he advocates for sustainable practices within the industry. In this conversation, Colagreco reflects on the experiences that have shaped his worldview and passions and why the future of gastronomy depends on our ability to reconnect with the living world.

AH: You’ve been based in Menton, France, for nearly two decades now, celebrating Mirazur’s 20th anniversary this year. How has this particular place shaped your cuisine and identity?

MC: It has been an extraordinary journey, as this place has become my corner of the world — the town where my children and my family live. The restaurant would not be the same anywhere else, and neither would I. Menton is a wonderful place, rich both in natural heritage and culture. The city’s unique microclimate allows for exceptional exotic gardens, and it is famous for its lemons — the only ones in France to hold IGP [Protected Geographical Indication] status.

AH: You’ve made France your home, even as your restaurant empire has expanded globally. How important is travel in your work?

MC: For a chef, traveling is essential. It trains the palate, creates encounters with producers, reveals local varieties, deepens understanding of agricultural practices and inspires new techniques and flavors.

AH: What has been the most meaningful trip you’ve taken?

MC: Every trip always brings something new, but Japan profoundly marked me, both personally and professionally. I was touched by the respect for traditions, the way every gesture is imbued with patience and sensitivity, and the attention paid to the traces of time on objects and the influence of nature on every action. Professionally, it was incredibly enriching. I discovered techniques and flavors I have integrated into my cuisine, such as seeking umami in preparations, delicate dashis, the subtle use of seaweed and mushrooms, and the art of fermentations.

AH: Japan is a perennial favorite of ours, too. What is the most unusual food you’ve eaten while traveling?

MC: I have tasted jellyfish and balut, the incubated egg containing an embryo, both rooted in Asian cuisines. These experiences challenge

our perceptions and require genuine openness, inviting us to step beyond our comfort zone, both gastronomically and culturally. That is precisely what travel allows: to learn to respect and understand different culinary traditions.

AH: Where’s your favorite restaurant?

MC: Last November, during a trip to Barcelona with my wife, Julia, we dined at Enigma by Albert Adrià. What a beautiful surprise. It was the finest culinary experience I have had in recent times.

AH: What has been your most exciting or adventurous travel experience?

MC: When I was 16, I took a trip through Latin America with my best friends. It was a completely carefree journey through Colombia and Ecuador, fueled by the joy and recklessness of adolescence, without real awareness of danger. That total freedom and absolute sense of exploration are hard to find again.

AH: What are your favorite places to return to?

MC: I love returning to regions that inspire me: the Japanese countryside, traditional markets in Asia or Latin America, where one can still learn from the land and the producers. I also enjoy returning to Argentina to visit my family.

AH: What does a perfect day on vacation look like for you?

MC: A perfect day is a day without a phone! Walking in nature, tasting simple and authentic dishes, not overplanning and letting oneself be guided by what the place offers in the moment.

AH: You describe yourself as “a gardener in a chef’s jacket.” How does that philosophy translate into your daily work?

MC: Cooking is an incredible profession and a great responsibility: creating moments of joy and sharing, offering guests experiences that reconnect us to the earth and to the magnificent diversity it cultivates. In truth, cooking is an act of love, but also an opportunity to create bonds with those around us. Each dish is the result of shared knowledge, craftsmanship and a heritage that has been passed down to us and flows through us. What we offer is the fruit of work carried out in our permaculture and biodynamic gardens — a balance between creativity, technique and respect for biodiversity.

AH: You’ve been appointed as UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity and earned three Michelin stars for Mirazur. Beyond these milestones, what have been the highlights of your career?

MC: The most meaningful moments are those in which I can witness the transmission and impact of our practices: our work to eliminate single-use plastic in our restaurant, becoming the first gastronomic establishment in the world to receive Plastic Free certification and being the first three-Michelin-star restaurant to be certified B Corp. These are actions that go beyond cuisine — gestures intended to inspire new generations to commit to a gastronomy that respects and values life.

AH: Which dish from your childhood do you revisit today?

MC: Pot-au-feu. It is a simple yet nourishing dish, a symbol of conviviality and family warmth. It reminds me of the flavors of my childhood — those moments gathered around the table, the aroma of vegetables and meats slowly simmering. Today, I like to prepare it for my children using vegetables from our gardens and local products, preserving the comforting spirit of the original recipe while adding my personal touch.

AH: Have you ever had a dish idea that completely failed?

MC: Yes, of course. I enjoy exploring unexpected pairings — for example, strawberries and olives did not work. In the kitchen, one must accept failure as an essential stage of creation: It opens new paths, sharpens curiosity and nourishes innovation. Some dishes never made it onto the menu, but each taught us as much as those that succeeded.

AH: Which kitchen utensil can you not live without?

MC: My knife. It is the ultimate precision tool. It is also part of a family tradition: I received my first knife, engraved with my initials, when I was 8 years old. It was the one I used for special moments, especially for the great asados around the grill with my father and grandfather in Argentina.

AH: What is always in your refrigerator or pantry at home?

MC: Eggs from our hens, seasonal vegetables and fruits from our gardens, a good cheese and excellent olive oil. I like home cooking to remain simple yet full of flavor and vitality.

— MAURO COLAGRECO “

In the kitchen, one must accept failure as an essential stage of creation: It opens new paths, sharpens curiosity and nourishes innovation.

AH: Biodynamic farming is a big part of your work. Was there a particular moment that awakened your interest in the environment?

MC: It all began with putting my hands in the soil. The first garden at Mirazur introduced me to the taste of working the land, to the pleasure of watching ingredients grow and to allowing my creativity to be guided by their inspiration. Today, we cultivate 12 acres across five gardens, managed according to eco-responsible agricultural practices, in coherence with our commitment to the living world. More recently, a new 42-acre plot has enriched this vision. This farm is a self-sustaining ecosystem, where each element nourishes the others and contributes to a global balance.

AH: As your global presence has grown, how do you ensure that your environmental values remain intact across nearly 30 restaurants worldwide?

MC: In each location, we conduct research to carefully select producers, respect natural cycles and preserve local biodiversity. Everywhere, we strive to establish responsible practices — whether in sustainable agriculture, waste reduction or the promotion of short supply chains. What matters above all is transmitting a true culture of commitment, not merely protocols. Each team must understand why these choices are essential and how they contribute to a form of gastronomic excellence that respects the living world.

AH: Looking ahead, you are opening a hotel in 2027. How will it reflect your philosophy?

MC: The new hotel will be a place where nature and architecture engage in dialogue and hospitality serves as a bridge to the territory. It will be located in our Rosmarino garden, a few steps from Mirazur. The hotel’s approach will be sustainable and circular, offering a full sensory experience: connecting food, seasons and landscape while embodying the philosophy of Mirazur.

AH: How have your past travels influenced your vision for the new hotel?

MC: Through my professional journey and as vice president of Relais & Châteaux, I have had the chance to travel and discover some of the most remarkable hotel projects around the world. These experiences taught me that every detail counts: From architecture to the restaurant menu, everything will be designed to reflect a balance of innovation, beauty and respect for life, offering guests an experience that inspires and educates.

AH: How have your travels shaped your worldview?

MC: Travel has taught me humility, openness and curiosity. It has shown me that every culture has its culinary treasures and unique ways of connecting with nature.

AH: What is your best piece of travel advice?

MC: Stay curious and open. Observe, listen and respect the places and people you encounter. AH

Read more about Colagreco’s philosophy on cooking and the inspiration behind his restaurants in the full online feature at AndrewHarper.com.

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Mirazur

Colagreco’s three-star restaurant in Menton, France, is set in a 1930s-era rotunda building offering beautiful sea views.

The constantly evolving tasting menus feature ingredients from the gardens.

Saison at Raffles London at The OWO

Of the nine restaurants at Raffles London, we like Saison the best. Ornamented with trellised walls and a vast mural of a tree, it is a pretty space serving Mediterranean cuisine.

Côte at Capella Bangkok

Our extravagant multicourse dinner at two-star Côte was one of the culinary highlights of a recent trip to Thailand.

AQUA EXPEDITIONS

A recognized global leader in luxury small-ship expeditions, Aqua Expeditions explores the world’s most biodiverse and culturally significant destinations aboard best-in-class vessels of stylish contemporary design. Venturing into unspoiled sanctuaries to witness the beauty of nature and wildlife, Aqua Expeditions sails to remote destinations with minimized human interaction, secluded from crowds. Expect tailored five-star itineraries, a highly exclusive one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio with personalized service, acclaimed cuisine by world-renowned chefs and small-group, expertguided adventure activities and excursions for all ages, with a maximum of 16 to 40 guests per ship. Aqua Expeditions currently operates river explorations on the Amazon in Peru and the Mekong in Cambodia and Vietnam as well as coastal yacht voyages to Komodo National Park, the Spice Islands, Raja Ampat, West Papua in eastern Indonesia and the Galápagos Islands in Ecuador. As of 2026, Aqua Expeditions’ newest superyacht sails in the Seychelles and Tanzania as well as Svalbard and the Arctic Circle.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 per person onboard credit, applicable toward purchases from the bar and Aqua-branded merchandise, terms and conditions apply

REGENT SEVEN SEAS

With every detail designed to exceed expectations, Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the ultimate in luxury travel. Enjoy all-inclusive voyages aboard elegant ships featuring spacious suites, gourmet dining and personalized service. Explore exotic destinations with curated shore excursions included in your fare. Relish complimentary valet laundry, premium beverages and gratuities, ensuring a carefree journey. Regent Seven Seas delivers unrivaled luxury, refined elegance and exceptional experiences, making each voyage a once-in-alifetime adventure.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $250 shipboard credit per suite, exclusions apply

 A host to assist you throughout your journey

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SILVERSEA

Silversea offers guests all-inclusive amenities aboard its intimate, all-suite vessels: Silver Ray, Silver Nova, Silver Dawn, Silver Moon , Silver Muse, Silver Spirit, Silver Whisper and Silver Shadow. Along with expedition ships — Silver Endeavour, Silver Origin, Silver Wind and Silver Cloud — itineraries encompass all seven continents, from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean to the Polar Regions. Silversea is known for its spacious cabins and ocean-view suites, most with private verandas, butler service, complimentary wines and spirits, Wi-Fi and one complimentary shore excursion per port of call.

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 Shipboard credit

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICLINDBLAD EXPEDITIONS

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, the pioneer of modern expedition cruising, takes curious travelers on expertly led voyages across all seven continents to reveal the planet’s most awe-inspiring wonders. Driven by a legacy of exploration and a deep commitment to conservation, the company crafts immersive itineraries, steers state-of-the-art expeditions and assembles world-class teams that bring guests closer to nature, culture and discovery. Each journey offers new perspectives, deepens understanding and inspires a lasting dedication to protect the extraordinary places explored around the globe.

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 $150 shipboard credit per cabin, applicable only on National Geographic-branded ships, exclusions apply

EXPLORING CROATIA and MONTENEGRO ADRIATIC The

The Mediterranean has more than its fair share of beautiful coastlines, but few are as stupendously scenic as the shores of Croatia and Montenegro. There, rugged limestone mountains, lined with terraced vineyards and olive groves (some thousands of years old), plunge into the sea. Green archipelagoes stand just offshore for most of its length, and defensible peninsulas and islands shelter well-preserved medieval towns. Many important buildings display Venetian-Gothic flourishes, a reminder of when Venice ruled the Adriatic. While a yacht charter remains the most glamorous way to explore — consider the 171-foot, six-cabin Scorpios — a crop of luxury hotels allows travelers to construct a memorable itinerary that mixes sightseeing and pure relaxation, with time both at sea and on land. In this journey, start in captivating Split before spending time by the sea in Korčula and wandering the medieval walled city of Dubrovnik. From there, you’ll continue into newly fashionable Montenegro, where you’ll check into one of the region’s most extravagant hotels. Plan your visit for late April, May, September or October — when the weather is pleasant and crowds are manageable.

Find Andrew Harper Travel Advisor Adrianne Martinez’s tips for traveling in the Adriatic throughout this itinerary; read more about her on page 60.

3 NIGHTS SPLIT

Croatia

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The adventure begins in Croatia, where you’ll transfer from Split’s airport to the heart of the old center. Accessed through an ancient subterranean tunnel leading away from the seaside Riva, Hotel Vestibul Palace is a modern 11-room boutique hotel integrated into the walls of a 1,700-year-old Roman palace. Accommodations (book nothing less than a Junior Suite) feature modern design accents, oak floors, armchair or sofa sets, and handcrafted furniture. Some display parts of the original palace’s stone and brick walls. The property also has a beautiful glass atrium lobby, a small bar-lounge and a sunny patio in front.

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The hotel’s intimate restaurant, Magnus, offers good Mediterranean food with Croatian influences and a wine list with many regional favorites. Also, have lunch or dinner at stylish Bokeria Kitchen & Wine, a winefocused restaurant in walking distance with simple but delicious local cuisine.

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Start with Diocletian’s Palace, the Roman emperor’s massive retirement complex, which now forms the center of downtown Split. Many of the medieval buildings incorporate Roman architecture, and the cathedral is the former mausoleum of Diocletian. A guide can help bring the extraordinary setting to life.

Another day, head to the leafy Marjan peninsula, just west of central Split, to visit the Meštrović Gallery, dedicated to the expressive sculptures of 20th-century artist and architect Ivan Meštrović. The Roman-inspired sea-view villa housing the museum was originally his home. Nearby is the Crikvine-Kaštilac complex, including a chapel with a beautiful cycle of wooden friezes carved by Meštrović.

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One of the most popular day trips from Split is Krka National Park, where you can take a boat through a gorge to a dramatic waterfall. But note that the park can be crowded in summer (arrive early in the day if possible).

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

3 NIGHTS KORČULA

Croatia

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From Split, you’ll head to the island of Korčula via a two-and-a-half-hour ferry. The ship’s route passes steep coastline and rugged archipelagoes, some punctuated with old fortifications or lighthouses. In the Venetian town of Korčula, check into the Lešić Dimitri Palace, a delightful small hotel in the heart of the old city, a short walk from both the cathedral and the sea. Each of the six guest residences has a different décor inspired by the travels of Korčula native Marco Polo.

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For lunch one day, head to Konoba Mate, a charming family-owned establishment in the town of Pupnat. The family makes many of the ingredients, including Dalmatian ham and smoked bacon, that go into the recipes. The eatery is informal, but it offers memorable hospitality and deeply satisfying (if unfussy) food. Back at the hotel, the superb one-star restaurant with a sea-view patio offers an extensive list of local wines.

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Wander the charming streets of the atmospheric Old Town or embark on a wine-tasting adventure. Head toward the center of Korčula Island after breakfast, driving to the hillside town of Čara. The road down the hill leads to the seaside village of Zavalatica, home to Vinarija Krajančić, one of our favorite wineries in Croatia. Reserve a private tasting on the balcony overlooking Zavalatica’s harbor and enjoy some superlative Pošip, a white that can reach Burgundian heights of excellence, as well as the powerful red Plavac Mali. Closer to town, Bire winery is famous for its Grk, a rare and delicious white (Bire’s Plavac Mali is also excellent).

Return to the Lešić Dimitri Palace after lunch and indulge in a treatment at the property’s extravagant spa. In the evening, head to the harbor for a romantic twohour sunset cruise in the hotel’s sleek wooden sailboat (wine and snacks included).

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

Ask an advisor to arrange a private boat to explore nearby islets like Badija and Vrnik for tranquil swimming and stay for a seaside lunch at a local tavern with views over the Pelješac Peninsula.

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Take the ferry across the channel to the Pelješac Peninsula. Near the port is Korta Katarina, another family-owned winery with a slick tasting room overlooking the sea. After a tasting accompanied by cheese and charcuterie, continue southeast down the dramatically beautiful peninsula to the world-class Vinarija Miloš for a tasting of its Plavac Mali-based reds. Stop for a seafood lunch or a stroll around the towns of Ston and Mali Ston, connected by one of Europe’s most impressive fortification systems, built to protect their salt pans.

3 NIGHTS DUBROVNIK

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Arrive in Dubrovnik in the early evening and check into Villa Dubrovnik, a luxurious 55-room resort-style hideaway a short distance outside the walled center (the hotel’s scheduled motor launch travels between the two). Loungers by the pool overlook the green island of Lokrum, and loungers on the “beach,” a series of interconnected white concrete polygons, overlook the old harbor of Dubrovnik.

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The hotel’s Mediterranean-inflected Restaurant Pjerin has views of Dubrovnik and the sea. In town, Restaurant 360 has a unique location atop an old harbor-view bastion. Additionally, we recommend splurging on Nautika Restaurant, a traditional spot with a spectacular terrace on the bay between the Bokar and Lovrjenac fortresses. Service is formal but very welcoming.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

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Dubrovnik can be overrun with cruise ship passengers. We recommend getting up early to explore the city before they have a chance to disembark or waiting until the late afternoon, when they’ve returned to their vessels.

Explore Dubrovnik, visiting the Rector’s Palace and circumnavigating the city walls.

Take the cable car up to the top of Mount Srđ for panoramic views of the Adriatic and Dubrovnik. There, make a short visit to the Museum of Croatian War of Independence, where pictures showing the siege of Dubrovnik hang in a dank Napoleonic fortress, and have a snack or lunch at the Panorama Restaurant & Bar. Its tables directly overlook the cable car, the walled center of Dubrovnik and the sea.

Return by cable car or walk along the narrow cliffside road to the pine-filled village of Bosanka. Take the stony path to the right of the war memorial down the cliff for sensational views of the coast.

3 NIGHTS HERCEG NOVI Montenegro

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From Dubrovnik, it’s about an hour and a half to Montenegro’s best resort, One&Only Portonovi, with 111 rooms and 12 villas. Opened in 2021, this resort has a quiet location on Boka Bay, with a private beach, two infinity pools, excellent restaurants and an opulent spa (complete with a lengthy indoor pool and a Moroccan-style hammam room). Spacious accommodations have an earthy but luxurious décor.

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One&Only Portonovi has a waterfront Italian restaurant, a Nobu-inspired Japanese option and a Montenegrin steakhouse overlooking a broad lawn and gardens. Outside the resort, consider Konoba Feral, a popular tavernlike restaurant along Herceg Novi’s diminutive harbor, about half an hour away. Just outside Kotor’s walls is Galion, an excellent seafood spot with highly professional service and Boka Bay views.

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Near the hotel, we recommend visiting the steep old center of Herceg Novi, the historic Savina Monastery and the neighboring Castel Savina winery, which has an umbrella-shaded terrace with stupendous vistas. Consider having the Travel Office book a yacht for a day to visit the island Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, the Venetian town of Perast and pretty Prčanj, where you can take a private cooking class. And of course, reserve some time to enjoy the amenities of your resort.

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Stop in the famous walled town of Kotor. Explore its pedestrianized (if often crowded) center and take the cable car, built in 2023 just south of town, up the mountain for breathtaking views.

2 NIGHTS

SVETI STEFAN

Montenegro

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In the center of Montenegro’s coast is iconic Sveti Stefan, originally an island fishing village that’s connected to the mainland via a narrow causeway. It was famously transformed into an Aman resort, but that property has closed indefinitely. Now Villa Geba ranks as the top hideaway in Montenegro. The intimate hotel perches on a hillside above Sveti Stefan and presents stunning views of the island. The four suites in the main building are immense, and each has a unique décor. A small pool overlooks the sea, and behind it is a spa with a sauna, steam room and large jetted tub.

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Villa Geba’s restaurant, Muse, has a sensational terrace overlooking the coast and a delicious modern Montenegrin menu. Ten minutes away by taxi, Casa Mia also has a scenic covered patio high above the sea, as well as a commendable Italian menu that includes craveable housemade pastas.

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While you’re at Villa Geba, the Travel Office can arrange a scenic private hike that includes a visit to a secluded monastery, as well as a memorable day spent cruising Lake Skadar — one of Europe’s largest — and tasting local bottlings at a family-owned winery. You might also visit the abandoned old center of Stari Bar, south of Sveti Stefan. And take some time to relax. The hotel partners with a beach club just down the hill (accessible by a long staircase or a short drive), and it offers complimentary umbrellas and sun loungers at Galija Beach, about 10 minutes away by hotel shuttle.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

Enjoy an early - m orning walk along the coast before daytime visitors arrive; the quiet coves and soft Adriatic light offer the most serene views and swimming conditions.

2 NIGHTS CAVTAT

Croatia

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Depart Sveti Stefan and transfer about two hours by car (depending on lines at the border) to Cavtat, Croatia. Cavtat is actually much closer to Dubrovnik’s airport than Dubrovnik itself, making it a convenient last stop before you fly out. The heart of town, which dates to Roman times, occupies one pincer of a claw-shaped peninsula reaching into the Adriatic. Near the end of its harbor-front promenade is the friendly 21-room Hotel Supetar Cavtat.

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Supetar Cavtat’s restaurant has a water-view terrace and a bright dining room, and its menu focuses on high-quality local ingredients like scallops from Ston and lamb from Pag. Elsewhere in town, Restaurant Leut has a beautiful treeshaded patio overlooking the bay. Its kitchen serves delicious Italian-inflected Croatian cuisine. And be sure to have a drink and/or some sushi on the magnificent terrace of the Villa Banac.

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Cavtat itself is refreshingly laid-back compared with Dubrovnik. Villa Banac is a grand waterfront mansion where Prince George, Duke of Kent, and his wife, Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark, vacationed in 1936, putting Cavtat on the English tourism map. Book tickets to see its enviable art collection, the highlight of which is a version of Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers.” A scenic walking path borders the end of the peninsula near Supetar Cavtat, and crowning the hilltop cemetery above it is an extraordinary mausoleum by Meštrović. On the opposite side of the Cavtat fork, beneath the Hotel Croatia Cavtat, is an unmarked Roman necropolis. Farther afield, the idyllic Konavle Valley contains numerous wineries, and shuttle boats regularly run between Cavtat and Dubrovnik. Make time to unwind by the hotel’s pretty pool before your flight home. AH

VILLA SAN MICHELE

High above Florence, Villa San Michele invites a journey shaped by artistry, perspective and time well lived. Once a Renaissance monastery, this storied retreat has been thoughtfully restored, its renewal guided by careful guardianship of heritage and craftsmanship. Terraced gardens, sun‑washed cloisters and sweeping views over the Duomo create a profound sense of place.

 $100 hotel credit for guest rooms; $220 hotel credit for suites, varies by suite type

 Daily à la carte breakfast for two

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

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VILLA TIMEO AT GRAND HOTEL TIMEO

Villa Timeo unfolds as a discreet private residence just steps from the legendary Grand Hotel Timeo yet entirely its own. Completely refurbished, the villa comprises 21 rooms and suites, conceived as an intimate sanctuary defined by privacy, calm and ease. Serene terraces, a secluded infinity pool and gracious indoor and outdoor spaces frame a more personal journey, while seamless access to Grand Hotel Timeo allows Sicily to be experienced slowly and authentically.

 $100 hotel credit for guest rooms; $220 hotel credit for suites, varies by suite type

 Daily à la carte breakfast for two

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

 Bookings of $10,000 or more earn a $500 gift voucher toward future Belmond travel, terms and conditions apply

GRAND HOTEL A VILLA FELTRINELLI

GARGNANO, ITALY

Villa Feltrinelli is a historic Italian villa located on the shores of Lake Garda and one of the most exquisite hideaways in the world. Tucked away in the charming village of Gargnano, this exclusive sanctuary offers just 20 individually designed guest rooms and suites — 12 within the grand villa itself and eight nestled in secluded guest cottages throughout the lush parkland. Step into a world of timeless elegance and refined Italian hospitality. Days unfold at your own pace, whether you wish to savor Michelin two-starred dining by the romantic lakeside pergola or in the intimate dining room. Stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens. Lounge beside the serene outdoor pool, challenge friends to a game of croquet, or simply unwind as the lake breeze drifts by. For a touch of adventure, charter the villa’s private boats — La Contessa or the classic Riva — to explore the sparkling waters of Lake Garda. Villa Feltrinelli is located 50 minutes from Brescia and just two hours from Milan or Venice.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a predinner handcrafted cocktail setup in a picturesque location on the property

 $100 value amenity chosen by the hotel

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

GET TO KNOW your ADVISOR

Adrianne is based in Los Angeles, where she was born and raised. Her time living in Europe, specifically Spain, ignited a deep passion for travel and cultural immersion. Adrianne began her journey by independently planning trips, which evolved into a career as an independent contractor specializing in luxury travel.

Q+A with Adrianne ADRIANNE MARTINEZ

How important is travel in your work? How often do you travel?

Travel is a meaningful part of my work because it keeps me connected to the destinations I recommend and helps me give more personal, thoughtful guidance. I try to travel at least once a month, both to explore new places and revisit familiar ones so I can stay inspired. It truly makes me better at what I do, and I love being able to share that experience with others.

What does a perfect day on vacation look like to you?

A perfect vacation day for me looks like sleeping in a bit, then enjoying a delicious breakfast at a beautiful hotel before heading out to explore the city — its landmarks, art, shopping and culture, ideally with locals showing me their favorite spots. In the afternoon, I’d unwind at the beach, and later enjoy a chef-curated culturally authentic restaurant, with a view of the sunset. I’d end the night with a fun cocktail bar and then head in, happy and relaxed.

What’s at the top of your bucket list?

San Sebastián is now definitely at the top of my bucket list — I’m such a foodie, and it’s known for having some of the best restaurants in the world. I used to live in Spain but never had the chance to go, so it feels like the one delicious adventure I still need to experience.

What always has a spot in your carry-on?

My iPad and headphones! I love to read, draw or watch movies on long flights. It’s a therapeutic escape.

The Adriatic is where emerald mountains meet crystal blue seas — Slovenia, Croatia and Montenegro each offering their own rhythm, flavor and unforgettable beauty along one breathtaking coastline.”

— ADRIANNE MARTINEZ “

What is your personal experience with the Adriatic?

My first experience was when I went to Slovenia at 18. Being so young, it reminded me of the movie “Shrek” — with its medieval castles, caves and the fairy tale-l ike town of Ljubljana. It feels like you’ve stepped into a fantasy world. After all, Ljubljana’s main symbol is the

dragon, a figure deeply tied to local mythology and the city’s founding legend!

Best time of year to visit?

Best overall months: May, June, September and October.

When to start planning?

At least six months prior is optimal for hotel reservations.

What to bring home?

My favorite Adriatic souvenirs are Croatian olive oil, Slovenian honey, Hvar lavender, Montenegrin Vranac wine and Idrijan lace.

PALAZZO MARGHERITA

BERNALDA, ITALY

GRAND HOTEL FASANO

GARDONE RIVIERA, LAKE GARDA, ITALY

Owned by legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, this 19th-century palazzo was lovingly transformed into an intimate nine room boutique hotel, a tribute to his heritage. The palazzo’s neoclassical patina and curated design reflect Coppola’s vision of a tranquil, family-inspired property that blends local culture and traditions. Strategically located in the pretty small town of Bernalda, in the Basilicata region, the palazzo is the ideal base for exploring neighboring Puglia, the UNESCO town of Matera and the preserved Ionian Coast.

 Q CLUB — Engage in a hands-on culinary cheese-making experience, applicable to stays of two nights or longer

 $100 dining credit

 Daily buffet breakfast for two

Pa 2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

Grand Hotel Fasano is more than a place to stay — it is a refined retreat on the shores of Lake Garda where luxury, comfort and thoughtful surprises create an unforgettable escape. A National Heritage Site and Leading Hotel of the World, this family-operated icon features 86 rooms, a revitalized wellness center, and the Michelin-starred Il Fagiano restaurant. In 2026, the hotel will celebrate its very first winter opening welcoming guests through January 6, 2027.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a masterclass experience in the gin lounge (home to over 90 labels) with an expert mixologist

 $100 hotel credit

 Welcome bottle of Champagne or wine

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

COLLEGIO ALLA QUERCE

AUBERGE COLLECTION  FLORENCE, ITALY

Perched high above Florence in a serene residential enclave, Collegio alla Querce, Auberge Collection, is a timeless retreat where Renaissance heritage meets contemporary Italian elegance. Once a beloved cultural institution and boarding school dating to the 16th century, the estate has been thoughtfully restored to honor its storied past while ushering in a new era of refined hospitality. Surrounded by cypress-lined pathways, baroque terraced gardens and sweeping views of the Duomo and Tuscan hills, the hotel offers a rare sense of tranquility just moments from the vibrant heart of the city. The 83 guest rooms and suites blend original architectural details with modern comforts, creating an atmosphere both residential and elevated. From destination dining and garden aperitifs to immersive cultural experiences and restorative wellness at Aelia Spa, guests experience Florence from its most captivating vantage point — where art, cuisine and countryside harmonize above the city.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a culinary experience showcasing seasonal ingredients and traditional techniques, advanced registration required

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

CASTELLO DI VELONA

THERMAL SPA & WINERY  MONTALCINO, ITALY

On a hill overlooking the Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO site, Castello di Velona is a restored castle dating to the 11th century. The 45 suites are designed in two concepts: Castle Style and Contemporary. All suites feature a private patio or garden and hot thermal water in their bathtubs. Guests have access to a 1,500-square-meter spa, four indoor and outdoor pools with thermal water, and three restaurants.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 credit toward spa treatments or cooking classes

 For stays of four nights or longer, a complimentary 3-course lunch in La Dolce Vita for two, restrictions apply

 Daily buffet breakfast for two. For stays in a UNESCO View Terrace Velona Suite and Pool Terrace Suite, breakfast delivered every morning, upon request

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

THE TSITOURAS COLLECTION

SANTORINI, GREECE

Set within a restored 18th-century Cycladic mansion perched on a thousand-foot cliff in Firostefani, The Tsitouras Collection is where luxury meets art, offering unrivaled sunset views over the caldera. Its five individually themed suites feature museum-quality art, antiques, domes, vaults and skylights, blending intimacy with elegance. Guests enjoy personalized service, an infinity-edge pool on the Maria Callas terrace and proximity to Fira’s vibrant energy — all enveloped in refined, soulful hospitality.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Guests staying three or more nights receive a €75 dining credit to indulge in the resort’s culinary delights

 Welcome snacks

 Early check-in and late checkout*

COSME + PARĪLIO HOTEL

A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT  NAOUSA, PAROS, GREECE

Set in the soulful village of Naousa — the jewel of Paros — with the clear-blue Aegean waters at its feet, beachfront Cosme embraces the energy of the sea and reflects the joyful pulse of the town. Revel in the spirit of the private beach club, discover the treasures of Anthologist boutique, unwind at the serene spa or gather for a Mediterranean-Grecian dining at Parostia Restaurant by celebrated Greek chef Yiannis Kioroglou.

Parīlio (parelion): a bright, sunlike optical illusion, often appearing as a luminous halo caused by sunlight passing through ice crystals in the upper atmosphere. Paying homage to our Cycladic roots, the logo is inspired by the “Fat Lady of Saliagos,” the most ancient marble figurine discovered in the Cyclades — a symbol of female beauty and power and an ode to the soul of Aegean light.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 dining credit, exclusions apply

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

COSME,

A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT

 Q CLUB — Indulge in two cocktails and two appetizers at Cosme Beach Club, once per stay

 Daily à la carte breakfast for two per bedroom, served at Volta Restaurant

PARĪLIO HOTEL

 Q CLUB — Indulge in two signature cocktails and a delectable selection of appetizers poolside

 Daily à la carte breakfast for two, per bedroom, served at Mr E. Restaurant

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THE PENINSULA ISTANBUL

ISTANBUL, TURKEY

Set along the Bosphorus in vibrant Istanbul, The Peninsula Istanbul spans four elegant buildings, three of which are beautifully restored historic structures, surrounded by lush waterfront gardens in Karaköy. Within walking distance are renowned sites such as Galata Tower, Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. The 177 rooms and suites blend contemporary comfort with refined Turkish touches, many with private terraces offering sweeping views of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn. Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, luxury shopping and distinctive dining, including rooftop restaurant GALLADA and Topside Bar, and The Lobby serving The Peninsula’s celebrated afternoon tea. Experiences extend onto the water aboard the private yacht PEN 1 and onto the rooftop Herb Garden, which in summer hosts open‑air movie nights and wine tastings overlooking the strait. Starting May 6, Abelia will host a culinary residency by celebrated Spanish chef Diego Guerrero, holder of two Michelin stars, bringing his bold and imaginative cuisine to Istanbul for a limited gastronomic experience.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 food and beverage or spa treatment credit, excluding minibar

 Daily breakfast for two

 “Peninsula Time” flexible check-in and checkout times

 Upgrade at time of booking*

HOTEL IMPERIAL

A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL  VIENNA, AUSTRIA

THE XARA PALACE

RELAIS & CHÂTEAUX  MDINA, MALTA

Originally built as a private residence of Duke Philipp of Württemberg, the Palais on Vienna’s Ring Boulevard was transformed into the Hotel Imperial for the Vienna World’s Fair and was ceremoniously opened on April 28, 1873. Voted “One of the 25 Most Iconic Hotels to Visit on Earth” in 2024 by Elle Décor and recognized on Condé Nast Traveler ’s 2024 Gold List, this renowned hotel offers a matchless experience.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 dining credit to be used toward Café Imperial Wien, OPUS Restaurant, Imperial Bar, room service and in-room minibar

 Daily full Champagne breakfast for two at Café Imperial Wien

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

The Xara Palace Relais & Châteaux is a refined 17th-century palazzo turned boutique hotel perched atop Mdina’s bastions in Malta. Intimate and elegant, it offers panoramic views, richly appointed suites, attentive service and a celebrated fine-dining restaurant. Historic stone architecture blends with contemporary comforts, creating a serene retreat steeped in culture, romance and culinary excellence, ideal for discerning travelers seeking privacy, heritage, timeless Mediterranean charm and unforgettable sunset vistas.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Experience the historical and artistic tour of The Xara Palace, nestled in the ancient city of Mdina

 Daily breakfast for two

 VIP amenity, subject to change

SIX SENSES KAPLANKAYA

MUĞLA, TURKEY

Six Senses Kaplankaya is a secluded Aegean retreat where contemporary design, holistic wellness and sustainability come together in effortless harmony. Nestled along a pristine private coastline in the north of Bodrum, the resort features spacious guest rooms, suites and private residences, each offering sweeping sea views and a strong connection to nature. At the heart of the experience is the award-winning Six Senses Spa, complemented by immersive wellness programs, curated outdoor adventures and authentic culinary journeys that celebrate seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Guests can explore secluded beaches, scenic hiking trails and meaningful cultural experiences, or simply unwind in serene surroundings. Ideal for discerning travelers seeking privacy, well-being and refined barefoot luxury, Six Senses Kaplankaya delivers a deeply restorative escape on Turkey’s unspoiled Aegean coast.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a personalized Earth Lab Discovery session activity such as soapmaking or candlemaking

 $100 resort credit

 Daily buffet breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

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GRAND HOTEL LES TROIS ROIS

For over 300 years, Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois has welcomed travelers whose paths have left lasting impressions. From Empress Michiko to James Joyce and Pablo Picasso, its walls hold stories rich in history. Perched on the Rhine in Basel’s Old Town, the hotel blends historic elegance with modern spirit. Guests discover art, culture and world-class flavors while making their own memorable moments. Here, tradition and hospitality meet at Les Trois Rois.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Complimentary tickets to the Fondation Beyeler, a renowned museum of modern and contemporary art

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

Where to Hideaway Next

For more than four decades, Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report has revealed remarkable hotels and travel experiences found by our editors traveling incognito. Each issue offers thoughtful recommendations, destination insights and inspiration for your next escape.

MANDARIN ORIENTAL PALACE, LUZERN

LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND

The superior five-star Mandarin Oriental Palace, Luzern delights guests with its unique location on the shores of Lake Lucerne and breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps. Originally built in 1906, the property is regarded as an iconic Belle Epoque landmark. Following an extensive renovation, it reopened in September 2022 as Mandarin Oriental Palace, Luzern and today, more than ever, stands for elegance, the highest level of service and distinctive Swiss hospitality.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Exclusive benefits for members — for details, call the Andrew Harper Travel Office at (800) 375-4685 or email Reservations@AndrewHarper.com

SIX SENSES CRANS-MONTANA

VALAIS, SWITZERLAND

In Crans-Montana, the mountains set the pace. Winter brings crisp mornings on the slopes; summer unfolds in wildflower meadows and open trails. The resort’s 77 rooms and suites frame ever-changing Alpine views. Days flow between seasonal, locally rooted dining; restorative spa rituals; and crafted experiences inspired by nature. With each season comes a new rhythm, inviting guests to reconnect with the outdoors, with others and with themselves.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Choose between a sustainable candlemaking workshop or an eco-inspired seed bomb experience

 $100 hotel credit; for stays in a Terrace Suite or higher category, receive an additional $100 hotel credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

OUR PREVIOUS 15 HIDEAWAYS of theYEAR

Each year, we visit dozens of hotels around the globe, posing as Andrew Harper members and paying full price, a tradition that dates to the Hideaway Report ’s founding in 1979. Of these many undercover property visits, only a fraction earn a recommendation. From those, we choose one hotel that stands out among the rest: our Hideaway of the Year.

While compiling our 2026 Editors’ Choice Awards, we took great pleasure in reminiscing about our stays at previous Hideaways of the Year. This list of 15 contrasting properties — including a remote Himalayan lodge, a Provençal château and one of our all-time favorite island escapes — is a collection of the best of the best.

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One&Only Portonovi

HERCEG NOVI, MONTENEGRO

Pint-size Montenegro packs in a gallon’s worth of attractions, and now, it also offers one of Europe’s great coastal resorts. One&Only Portonovi feels much more like a hideaway than its room count would suggest. The location makes day trips convenient, but the property also has numerous on-site amenities, including a Moroccanstyle hammam, an infinity pool, a full-service beach club and several restaurants.

&Beyond Punakha River Lodge BHUTAN

This extraordinary resort counts among those rare properties that have it all: stylish décor with a strong sense of place, a tranquil but convenient location, accommodations with every modern comfort, stupendous views and, not least, service that’s highly professional, good-humored and intuitive.

3Kudadoo Maldives Private Island MALDIVES

This all-inclusive property successfully combines elements of ryokans and James Bond-style bachelor pads. The spacious overwater villas are identical in layout, with private pools, hot tubs and ladders into the sea. But it’s the unexpected extras that set Kudadoo apart, such as a cheese-tasting room and the spa’s Himalayan salt cave.

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Passalacqua

LAKE COMO, ITALY

At this gorgeously refurbished 18thcentury palace set on manicured gardens that are terraced down to Lake Como, the small room count and highly professional but good-humored staff foster a convivial house-party atmosphere. Other resorts are extravagant and other resorts are intimate, but we are unaware of any on Como that are so thoroughly both. 5

Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Hotel LANAI, HAWAII

Located in the cool highlands of Lanai, the exclusive Sensei Lanai is Four Seasons’ first wellness resort. Extravagant botanical gardens studded with world-class sculptures envelop the property, and contemporary art fills the interiors. The spa has 10 Japanesestyle treatment pavilions, plus a tranquil onsen garden and a large heated pool.

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The Lodge at Blue Sky WANSHIP, UTAH

The Lodge at Blue Sky is a superb choice for a Western vacation, whether you are traveling as a couple or a family. The 3,500-acre property is home to world-class stables with pampered rescue horses, a sporting center for clay-pigeon shooting and ax throwing, a panoramic yoga deck and a High West Distillery branch.

Blackberry Mountain WALLAND, TENNESSEE

With a very different personality than its sibling, member-favorite Blackberry Farm, Blackberry Mountain emphasizes exercise and wellness, and the cuisine is health-conscious with influences from around the globe. Wellness concierges can arrange all manner of hiking, biking, yoga, wake surfing and rock climbing, among many other options.

Nihi Sumba

SUMBA ISLAND, INDONESIA

Nihi Sumba, a property set on 550 wooded acres on the untouristy island of Sumba, 250 miles east of Bali, thoroughly won us over when we visited. Villas all come with private pools and designated butlers, and amenities include an equestrian center and a glamorous spa.

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Villa La Coste

PROVENCE, FRANCE

The justly acclaimed Villa La Coste is an exceptional honey-colored stone villa located on a 600-acre wine estate. The freestanding suites, lining a private cobbled lane shaded by bamboo and scented with jasmine, feature a sleek and contemporary décor, with modern art and traditional Provençal design accents.

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Abadía Retuerta LeDomaine VALLADOLID, SPAIN

This magnificent 1,730-acre property is located down the road from the famous Vega Sicilia vineyard. Abadía Retuerta’s rooms, set in a former 12th-century Cistercian monastery, feature tall windows that overlook surrounding vineyards. Abadía is the perfect base from which to discover the Ribera del Duero and old city of Valladolid.

Song Saa

KOH RONG ARCHIPELAGO, CAMBODIA

This idyllic family-owned resort is set on a desert island in the pristine Koh Rong Archipelago, a 35-minute speedboat ride from Sihanoukville on Cambodia’s west coast. The luxurious accommodations feature thatched ceilings, plus wooden decks offering outdoor showers and private infinity pools. Song Saa also has a private beach.

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Fogo Island Inn

NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA

Spectacularly sited Fogo Island Inn is a remote, other worldly property: a modernist white oblong structure supported by steel stilts rising above the rugged shoreline rocks. Guest rooms, many with woodburning stoves, feature tall windowwalls overlooking the sea, warm wood floors and colorful quilts and furnishings crafted on the island.

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Aman Venice VENICE, ITALY

Offering a congenial and relaxing atmosphere amid scarcely believable grandeur, Aman Venice continues to inspire awe. Magnificent public areas include a lobby lined with marble busts; a dazzling dining room with gilded mirrors, lavish moldings and glittering chandeliers; a roof terrace; a lush private garden; and a small spa and gym.

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Awasi Atacama

SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA, CHILE

Just outside the center of San Pedro de Atacama is Awasi Atacama, an enchanting sanctuary screened by rustic wood gates. At the heart of the property, inviting deck chairs flank a small pool, and thatched roofs supported by sculpted tree trunks cover a small bar, a number of sitting alcoves and a dining area.

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Southern Ocean Lodge

KANGAROO ISLAND, AUSTRALIA

At Southern Ocean Lodge, the clifftop suites rank among Australia’s most glamorous accommodations. Guided excursions, including sunrise tours to visit sea lion colonies, showcase the abundant wildlife and natural attractions of the island. Note: The property burned to the ground in 2020 and reopened in 2023, even better than before.

Consider this your hotel bucket list — and we’d love it if you would let us know how many you’ve already visited. AH

ROYAL MANSOUR

CASABLANCA + MARRAKECH + TAMUDA BAY, MOROCCO

Royal Mansour Collection is a growing family of hotels, each embodying the cultural, architectural and social fabric of their locations. The flagship, Royal Mansour Marrakech, opened in 2010 as a living medina of private riads within expansive gardens at the city’s heart. In Casablanca, Royal Mansour Casablanca offers an urban counterpart shaped by art deco heritage and contemporary energy, with generous public spaces, a significant art collection and a strong culinary focus. Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay, on the Mediterranean coast, is a village of suites and villas centered on beach life, destination dining and an innovative Medi-Spa. All hotels have a commitment to gastronomy, wellness and community.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit **

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

ROYAL MANSOUR CASABLANCA

 Q CLUB — Enjoy an authentic teatime experience at a traditional Casablanca café

ROYAL MANSOUR MARRAKECH

 Q CLUB — A private horse-drawn-carriage tour of the “Red City”

ROYAL MANSOUR TAMUDA BAY

 Q CLUB — A 45-minute guided stand-up paddle, canoe or kayak adventure for up to two guests

** Dining credit to be used toward the dining outlets

WILDERNESS

AFRICA

Surrender to the Wild. Unfenced. Untamed. Unpredictable. This is the world we set out to protect and expand. And it’s only in these vast, untamed landscapes that nature’s most iconic wildlife can survive — and thrive. Journey with Wilderness to the heart of Africa’s most remote places, where wildlife sets the pace and nature rules. From the mega-herds of the Great Migration that dot the Serengeti plains in Tanzania to the serpentine channels of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, teeming with wildlife, and the breathtaking beauty of Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, home to mountain gorillas — experience intimate wildlife encounters in places where the raw, unfiltered wild still reigns. Encounter truly wild game viewing, unrivaled luxury and style, and an abundance of thrilling activities for complete immersion in nature and local culture. Travel with purpose as you explore sights and sounds found nowhere else on earth. Discover that Africa, with all its diverse wonders, is a place worth visiting — and returning to — time and time again.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Wilderness is an Andrew Harper Q Club preferred partner, offering exclusive experiences for members at more than 30 luxury camps and lodges across six African countries

KATEKA

KLASERIE PRIVATE NATURE RESERVE, SOUTH AFRICA

Kateka’s Safari and Wellness Experience is the epitome of exclusive luxury, seamlessly blending the raw beauty of nature with ultimate relaxation. Set within Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, this curated journey offers guests an immersive safari experience unlike any other. Witness the splendor of wildlife in their natural habitat, accompanied by expert guides who provide intimate, up-close encounters with the region’s diverse habitat. Following your thrilling adventure, indulge in Kateka’s wellness sanctuary, where every detail is designed for rejuvenation. World-class spa treatments, tailored to your individual needs, combine ancient healing practices with modern luxury, ensuring a profound sense of peace and renewal. With personalized itineraries that focus on relaxation, wellness and environmental connection, this exclusive experience offers guests a sanctuary for both the body and soul. Kateka is not just a safari lodge. It’s a transformative journey into the heart of nature and self.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a 60-minute Wellness Journey, which features a rejuvenating infrared Himalayan salt sauna, an ice plunge pool and a Jacuzzi experience, along with a soothing back and neck massage for each guest in your party

BABYLONSTOREN

FRANSCHHOEK, SOUTH AFRICA

CAPELLA BANGKOK

BANGKOK, THAILAND

Set on the foothills of the Simonsberg Mountain, the restored Cape Dutch farm is renowned for its sprawling gardens, vineyards and orchards. It’s a paradise for children and grown-ups alike, and all farm activities are included in hotel stays. Checking into Babylonstoren Farm Hotel is more than just a luxurious experience — it’s checking out of the humdrum, immersing yourself in nature and attuning your mind and body to the rhythm of the farm.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Immerse yourself in a private garden tour, a historic Cape Dutch farm renowned for its meticulously preserved plaaswerf (farmyard) and magnificent 12-acre garden

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

A gateway to the ethereal beauty of the Chao Phraya River, Capella Bangkok, no. 1 in the World’s 50 Best Hotels 2024 and no. 3 in the World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025, features uninterrupted views of the riverside vignette as the centerpiece in each of its 101 accommodations. The hotel offers the city’s only riverfront villas and Verandah suites with 17 outdoor Jacuzzi plunge pools. Guests are invited to embark on an epicurean journey at award-winning restaurants and bars, including the Michelin two-star Côte by Mauro Colagreco.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Suite Amenity: An additional $100 credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

NORTH ISLAND

NORTH ISLAND, SEYCHELLES

An exclusive private island located in the far north of the Indian Ocean archipelago, North Island is a secluded sanctuary of breathtaking flora and fauna, the pioneer of barefoot luxury. Immersed in tropical vegetation, its 10 private villas conserve nature’s beauty while offering vast open spaces and blending natural elements with refined comfort. The centerpiece, Villa North, showcases complete privacy with spacious terraces across elevated decks. Their “your menu, your venue, your time” approach to service means everything from personalized dining to activities can be experienced anywhere across the island. At the heart of North Island, the Piazza on East Beach showcases a relaxed dining concept with a unique menu of Creole-inspired dishes with a European twist. On the sands of West Beach, a laid-back experience awaits at Sunset Bar. Savor a menu of light bites and fresh stone-baked pizzas from the authentic Italian pizza oven and enjoy the Seychellois sunset.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Discover North Island with a collection of thoughtfully curated experiences: Embark on an immersive, interactive island tour led by the resident environmental experts; enjoy a private movie night beneath the stars, set against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean; and, through the Journey of the Coconut, explore the heritage of the Seychelles as you learn about the many varieties of coconut, their life cycles and cultural significance

BVLGARI RESORT BALI

ULUWATU, BALI, INDONESIA

Bvlgari Resort Bali is the crown jewel of Indonesia’s extraordinary Island of Gods, a place where culture, cuisine, design and exceptional hospitality merge. The preeminent luxury destination is perched atop the 160-meter limestone clifftop that snakes along the southern coast of the Bukit peninsula, which is anchored by world-class surf and the iconic Balinese Hindu mother temple in Uluwatu. With an idyllic sandy beach below, accessible via a private funicular, and the Indian Ocean beyond, the resort is resplendent amid ever-blooming frangipani trees and sophisticated Italianmeets-Balinese architecture on over 20 acres. Scrupulous service is the foundation for every moment spent on property, where three distinctive dining outlets — including the renowned Il Ristorante – Niko Romito — elevate each sip and bite to an art form. With bespoke butler service, private pools, 59 exclusive villas and five mansions, an extensive spa and thoughtful experiences, Bvlgari Resort Bali exists in an echelon of its own.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 resort credit per room

 One-way airport transfer

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

NANUKU RESORT

VITI LEVU, FIJI

Nanuku Resort Fiji is a luxurious boutique resort located on the southern coast of Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu. Nestled along a pristine private beach, the resort offers an elegant blend of Fijian culture and modern comforts. Guests can enjoy spacious villas and suites with private pools, gourmet dining, spa treatments and a wide range of activities including snorkeling, diving and cultural experiences. Known for its warm hospitality, Nanuku is a perfect getaway for couples, families, solo travelers and adventurers seeking relaxation and unique island experiences.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Embark on a culinary journey with a Warrior Cooking Class, advanced booking is recommended

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

SIGNATURE TOURS

by ANDREW HARPER

Of the several exciting changes coming to Andrew Harper in 2026, the one most personal to me is the return of our Signature Tours. Helping plan these unique small-group explorations has been a great pleasure over the years. Signature Tours allow us to offer participants experiences that simply aren’t possible for most individual travelers to arrange.

With more tourists circling the globe than ever before, it’s exclusive, insider access that can make the difference between an unforgettably fantastic day and one that’s memorable mostly for its queues. Just as important, Signature Tours give Harper members the chance to connect with one another. Our travel advisors have developed long-standing relationships with many of you, and I always enjoy corresponding with those who send questions and feedback. We know what a sophisticated bunch you are, but members rarely interact with one another. These tours help rectify that.

Our inaugural Signature Tour, La Dolce Vita and the Italian Lakes, scheduled for September, is now fully reserved. Plans are underway for a return to Italy in 2027, but up next, we’ll journey to Morocco, this November.

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With

more tourists circling the globe than ever before, it’s exclusive, insider access that can make the difference.

— ANDREW HARPER

See highlights of our next Signature Tour — Morocco by Private Jet — on the following pages.

THE BEST OF MOROCCO by PRIVATE JET

SIGNATURE TOUR by ANDREW HARPER

NOVEMBER 11-21, 2026

As cosmopolitan as Morocco is, the country remains emphatically itself, its atmospheric souks and epic countryside still unspoiled. The landscape is surprisingly diverse, with inviting beaches, verdant oases, snowcapped mountain peaks and sandy desert. This Signature Tour, planned by our editor-in-chief in collaboration with the Travel Office and trusted contacts on the ground, shows participants the best of Morocco, and it makes getting from place to place — often time-consuming and tiring thanks to the rugged terrain — painless with private jet transfers. This tour is limited to 14 Andrew Harper members.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

A Make ordinarily tedious transfers easy with a private jet

A Experience one of only five hotels in the world rated 99 points

A Ride camels and stargaze at a remote and exclusive camp in the Sahara

A Go back in time, staying at a restored 200-year-old kasbah in a historical oasis

A Enjoy a private tour and tasting at a celebrated local winery

A Have dinner at Morocco’s top restaurant

A Get an insider’s look at the medinas and souks of Fes and Marrakech

A Visit Dar el Bacha palace before opening hours, followed by coffee at its famed café

A Choose from a full day of activity options in Marrakech, curated to your interests

For more information, please contact Kari Jones at SignatureTours@AndrewHarper.com or 630-734-4622.

JICARO ISLAND LODGE

GRANADA, NICARAGUA

ARENAS DEL MAR

Jicaro Island is a luxury private-island ecolodge set on Las Isletas of Lake Nicaragua, just a short boat ride from the colonial city of Granada. Surrounded by rainforest and stunning views of Mombacho Volcano, it offers a tranquil, nature-immersed retreat with just a handful of wooden casitas, lakeside dining, an infinity pool, wellness activities and locally sourced gourmet meals. Guests can kayak, paddleboard, explore nearby islands or simply relax in hammocks overlooking the water.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Choose from a shared islands boat tour or a guided artisanal fishing excursion

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

MANUEL ANTONIO NATIONAL PARK, PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA

Arenas del Mar is a luxury beachfront and rainforest resort in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, set on an 11-acre private nature reserve with direct access to two beautiful beaches and breathtaking Pacific Ocean views. Guests enjoy elegant rooms, wildlife sightings of monkeys and sloths, two pools, excellent dining, spa services and nature trails, all just steps from Manuel Antonio National Park. It’s a top choice for travelers seeking comfort, adventure and pura vida in a lush tropical setting.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Experience the rainforest after dark on a shared guided night walk through the hotel’s jungle paths and down to the beach

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

NEKUPE

LUXURY ADVENTURE RESORT & RETREAT  NANDAIME, NICARAGUA

Located in Nicaragua’s Pacific countryside, Nekupe Luxury Adventure Resort & Retreat is a true hidden gem: an intimate sanctuary set within more than 2,400 acres of private nature reserve. With just eight rooms, the property offers rarefied exclusivity. A striking 24,000-square-foot Residence and four stand-alone Nangu/Bungalows blend seamlessly into the surrounding wilderness, where views extend toward the majestic Mombacho Volcano. Here, refined design meets raw beauty, featuring serene interiors, expansive terraces and a landscape alive with exotic flora and fauna. A stay at Nekupe is personal and immersive. Each guest is paired with a dedicated Ranger who curates tailored adventures. Days can include horseback riding, guided hikes, bird-watching or cooking classes. Every experience connects exploration, luxury and discovery. Dining at Nekupe celebrates Nicaragua’s rich flavors and traditions, with dishes inspired by local ingredients and heritage. Guests enjoy private dinners under the stars or relaxed meals overlooking the forest, experiencing cuisine that is both rooted and refined.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 resort credit

 Suite Amenity: Complimentary one-way private transfer

 Daily traditional Nicaraguan breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

CAYO ESPANTO

SAN PEDRO, BELIZE

Home to just seven luxe villas and located 3 miles off the coast of Belize, Cayo Espanto is a private-island resort perfect for a barefoot getaway. Each villa includes a personal butler, a private dock area and customized meals by the worldrenowned chef. The resort’s ability to tailor activities based on guest preferences ensures a trip of a lifetime. Choose from fishing, rejuvenating spa treatments, exploring the vast coral reefs, venturing out by yacht or helicopter, or simply relaxing.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Set sail on a half-day private boat charter and snorkeling excursion

 Q CLUB — Rejuvenate your body and soul with a choice of one decadent massage or spa treatment per person, exclusions apply

 Q CLUB — Enhance your dining experience with complimentary house wine

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

PRIVATE ISLAND

AWASI

ATACAMA + IGUAZ Ú + PATAGONIA + MENDOZA + SANTA CATARINA

Awasi is a collection of small lodges offering private, fully hosted programs in some of South America’s most iconic destinations: Atacama, Patagonia, Iguazú, Santa Catarina and Mendoza. Designed for travelers seeking privacy and authenticity, each lodge comprises a limited number of villas, each with a dedicated guide and a 4WD vehicle that allows guests to explore at their own pace. More than a place to stay, Awasi is conceived as the home of a local friend, opening the door to immersive explorations. Experiences are entirely tailored to the guest, from tailor-made excursions led by expert private guides to moments of wellness surrounded by nature.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

AWASI ATACAMA + AWASI IGUAZÚ + AWASI PATAGONIA

 Q CLUB — Indulge in a special multicourse local tasting menu with wine pairings for two at the Relais & Châteaux Restaurant

AWASI MENDOZA

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a wine bath in the spa for two

 Daily buffet and à la carte breakfast for two

AWASI SANTA CATARINA

 Q CLUB — Indulge in a special multicourse local tasting menu with wine pairings for two at the Relais & Châteaux Restaurant

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily buffet and à la carte breakfast for two

HAWAII

VOLCANOES TO RAINFORESTS: AN ISLAND-HOPPING ADVENTURE

Hawaii has long been a favorite tropical destination of mine, thanks to its relaxed pace, numerous archaeological sites and remarkably diverse landscapes, ranging from lush tropical forests and parched lava fields to the sometimes-snowy mountain peak of Mauna Kea. The archipelago may no longer be an “exotic” destination, but its beaches, volcanoes, waterfalls and rainbows are as beautiful as ever. Today’s visitors can also expect new cultural and adventure experiences, as well as world-class golf and extravagant spas. Each island has its own distinctive personality. This itinerary begins on the Big Island, where you’ll check into a luxurious beachfront hotel. From there, continue to Maui for white-sand beaches and whale-watching excursions. Next is Oahu, balancing vibrant Honolulu with rainforests and surf meccas. The journey concludes on Lanai, where the quiet luxury of one of Hawaii’s top resorts provides a fitting finale.

Find Andrew Harper travel advisor Jennifer Hale’s tips for traveling in Hawaii throughout this itinerary; read more about her on page 112.

BIG ISLAND

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Start your journey on the Big Island, where the undulating Kohala Coast boasts lavish resorts. Choose from the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, with midcentury-modern architecture and a white-sand beach; Rosewood’s Kona Village, a glamorous ecoresort with stand-alone hale-style accommodations; or Four Seasons Resort Hualalai, a family-friendly hotel and residential community set along half a mile of rocky shoreline.

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Each of our recommended properties offers several dining options, from sushi bars to steakhouses. Beyond the resorts, Magics Beach Grill has wonderful views of Magic Sands Beach Park and the ocean. The food tends to consist of upscale versions of simple dishes, such as fish and chips coated in mochiko flour and served with passion-fruit-spiked tartar sauce.

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While here, we highly recommend visiting the Pu‘uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park. This fascinating 500-year-old site on the southwest coast is divided by a massive wall of lava rock about 12 feet high and 18 feet thick that’s built without requiring mortar. On one side are the Royal Grounds, which once contained residences of Hawaiian chiefs, various ceremonial structures and fishponds.

The hiking on the Big Island is as superb as its beaches and snorkeling. The Hidden Craters Hike arranged by the Travel Office will take you up the slope of Hualalai on private land once owned by Hawaiian royalty. A knowledgeable guide can provide insight into the ecosystems as well as local folklore and mythology.

MAUI

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From the Big Island, it’s a short flight to Maui, where you’ll check into Hotel Wailea, a peaceful adults-only hillside hideaway set amid 15 acres of mature tropical gardens. Ocean View Suites feature unobstructed panoramas, kitchenettes, outdoor patios or balconies, and large living rooms with oak plank floors and coral and limestone accent walls.

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At the hotel, upscale seasonal cuisine is served on the romantic restaurant’s lanai or on a garden patio illuminated by strings of lights. If you’re renting a car, it’s worth the 45-minute drive for lunch at Mama’s Fish House, a deservedly popular restaurant located on Maui’s beautiful North Shore. The seafood is sourced from local fishermen, and the daily changing menu tells customers where the fish was caught. Start with the macadamia nut crabcakes or the signature shrimp wontons in a macadamia sauce before moving on to the hearty bouillabaisse.

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While the hotel is perched 300 feet above the sea, the beach is just five minutes away via complimentary transfer. Or, spend your day at one of the swimming pool cabanas. The property has no spa, but therapists perform a range of treatments in guest suites.

Beyond the resort, Maui offers some of the world’s finest white-sand beaches, sunrises behind dormant volcanoes and ocean vistas along the rainforest road to Hana. If you’re visiting in winter, the Travel Office can arrange humpback whale-watching excursions.

ADVISOR

TRAVEL TIP

Maui’s peak whalewatching season is from mid-January to mid-March, when humpback whales gather in the warm, shallow Auau Channel to give birth, calve and mate, resulting in frequent and dramatic breaches.

take a cruise!

Instead of hopping from resort to resort, consider sailing aboard UnCruise’s 36-passenger Safari Explorer. Seven-night journeys from the Big Island to Molokai, with stops at Maui and Lanai, are especially memorable. The trip includes ports of call inaccessible to larger vessels — notably Molokai, which is closed to other cruise ships — and affords wildlife sightings difficult to experience on your own. The whale watching is particularly good. Cruises run midNovember through mid-April.

OAHU

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It’s under an hour’s flight from Maui to Oahu, where you’ll check into the family-friendly Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina, on a stretch of golden beach fronting an opalescent manmade lagoon. Spacious Prime Corner Oceanfront Rooms, decorated in a contemporary tropical style, offer spectacular sunset views from two balconies.

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Dining options at the Four Seasons include Mina’s Fish House, serving delicious seafood on a series of water-view terraces, and Noe, a romantic Italian restaurant beneath trees festooned with lanterns and strings of lights. In Honolulu’s Chinatown, Fête has exposed-brick walls that surround its small and fashionable dining room, where you might find local beef tartare with spicy mustard, capers, fried shallots and a dollop of creamy béarnaise, accompanied by addictive grilled sourdough with anchovy butter, as well as delightful Kauai prawns bathed in a butterpeppercorn sauce accented with crunchy coconut flakes and fried curry leaves.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

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Relax at one of the Four Seasons Resort’s four pools, including a glamorous adults-only option. In addition to a spa offering treatments indoors or in garden hales, the hotel offers a Ted Robinson-designed golf course, a golf academy, a kids’ club and a tennis center. Guided hikes, snorkeling and diving outings, catamaran sailing and fishing charters can be arranged.

In downtown Honolulu, Iolani Palace is the only royal residence in the United States. It served as the home and seat of government of the Hawaiian monarchy for just over 10 years, from 1882 to 1893. The palace offers a number of tours, ranging from self-paced visits of the main rooms with an audio guide to the exclusive “White Glove Tour.”

While in town, we recommend stopping in Hawaiian Quilt Collection, which sells handcrafted pieces with custom and traditional Hawaiian designs. Look for comforters, pillow covers, wall hangings, runners and bags. And for highquality Hawaiian shirts with modern tailoring, visit Roberta Oaks in Chinatown.

LANAI

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The last stop on your tour is Lanai, a short flight from Oahu. It’s the smallest and most exclusive island in the Hawaiian archipelago to which the public has access. Larry Ellison of Oracle famously owns 98 percent of its land, including the beachfront Four Seasons Resort Lanai and inland Sensei Lanai. Overlooking the marine reserve of Hulopo‘e Bay, the family-friendly Four Seasons has rooms featuring mahogany floors, handwoven rugs and pillows, lanais or balconies, local Polynesian artwork and dark wood accents complemented by grass cloth on the walls. Located in the cool highlands, Sensei Lanai is a more intimate wellness resort set within magnificent botanical gardens studded with world-class sculptures.

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At the Four Seasons Resort, excellent dining is available at Osteria Mozza Lanai (Italian) and cliffside Nobu Lanai (new-style Japanese). Dining options at Sensei are limited to room service and the excellent Sensei by Nobu, but shuttle service to the Four Seasons resort is offered.

ADVISOR TRAVEL TIP

If you like a good challenge, you will not want to miss a round on the Manele Golf Course built on lava outcroppings and featuring three holes on dramatic cliffs.

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Guests of the Four Seasons can enjoy a dramatic Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, a secluded adultsonly lagoon pool with waterfalls, an impressive sky observatory, a kids’ pool and a tennis facility, plus an expansive spa comprising a yoga studio and an oceanview gym.

At Sensei, fitness, nutrition and mindfulness programs are available in addition to traditional activities such as sunset cruises, fishing, horseback riding and sporting clays. The spa comprises exquisite Japanesestyle treatment pavilions, a tranquil onsen garden and a large pool.

Elsewhere on Lanai, the atmosphere remains decidedly low-key: The island has one quaint town, Lanai City, and a loose network of dirt roads that lend themselves to four-wheeling. Highlights include the coral reefs of the Hulopo‘e Bay marine preserve, the bizarre red-rock formations at the Garden of the Gods, grounded World War II-era vessels off Shipwreck Beach and breathtaking vistas along the historic Munro Trail. Snorkeling tours, catamaran sailing excursions and UTV trips through ironwood forests can be arranged.

This laid-back and relaxing island is an idyllic place to rest and recharge before your flight home. AH

HOTEL WAILEA

WAILEA, HAWAII

Set 300 feet above the sea on the island of Maui, Hotel Wailea is Hawai‘i’s only Relais & Châteaux property and Maui’s sole adults-only luxury hotel. This secluded retreat, nestled within 15 acres of tropical gardens and waterfalls, offers 72 spacious, individually designed one-bedroom suites that invite tranquility and connection with nature. Formerly a private club, the hotel’s hilltop location provides sweeping views of three Hawaiian islands — an idyllic backdrop for romance, reflection and adventure. Culinary artistry flourishes at The Restaurant, where locally sourced ingredients and the state’s largest wine program create unforgettable dining, while The Birdcage pairs Japanese-inspired cuisine with breathtaking sunsets. With experiences ranging from private chef’s dinners to the hotel’s Vitality wellness program, Hotel Wailea embodies the Relais & Châteaux spirit — refined, authentic and attuned to the rhythm and beauty of Hawaiʻ i.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — $100 spa credit to apply toward Hotel Wailea’s Vitality Menu, featuring revitalizing treatments designed to restore balance and energy

 Daily $100 breakfast credit for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

Perched almost a mile above sea level, The Swag is an acclaimed mountaintop luxury hideaway just steps from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, offering a rare, restorative combination of epic natural beauty and authentic hospitality. Spend your days exploring world-class trails on guided hikes, then return to savor locally sourced, farm-fresh meals served in intimate, romantic settings. Every experience is thoughtfully designed to immerse you in the rhythms and richness of the mountains. Each guest room has its own individual charm and sweeping vistas, providing you with a unique guest experience. The Swag is more than just an amazing stay. It’s a one-of-a-kind getaway.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Indulge in a private wine tasting with a sommelier in The Swag’s Wine Cellar, plus a cheese and charcuterie board served in your room upon arrival

GET TO KNOW your ADVISOR

JENNIFER HALE

Jennifer began her career in travel working for a San Francisco-based boutique agency specializing in travel to Japan. This role morphed into designing and directing her own group tours to Japan, where she lived, studied and worked for many years. Outside of work, Jennifer loves music, dance and spending time with her husband, two boys and their King Charles spaniel, Henry. She enjoys creating lasting memories for Andrew Harper members.

Q+A with Jennifer

How important is travel in your work? How often do you travel?

Extremely important — travel is the best form of education in many ways. I travel as often as possible!

What’s been your career highlight so far?

Clients telling me that the trips I planned for them turned out to be their number-one favorite.

What’s your earliest travel memory?

I grew up near the water in northeast Florida and we were lucky to have a boat. My earliest memory is sitting at the front of that boat with the engine roaring to life. I remember loving the feeling of soaring over the water to new places.

What does a perfect day on vacation look like to you?

Sunny skies, white sand, warm water, fresh seafood, a great book and lots of time to enjoy it all.

What’s the most meaningful trip you’ve ever taken?

The first time I went to Japan. I participated in a cultural exchange program as a middle school student and it had a huge influence on my life.

What’s at the top of your bucket list?

It changes nearly every day! The round-the-world trips by luxury jet with our partner TCS World Travel are at the top of my list because they enable travelers to avoid “in transit” downtime at airports, and there are so many incredible destinations that are otherwise difficult to access on your own.

How has travel shaped your worldview?

Profoundly. There is no substitute for seeing a place, tasting the food and meeting the people in real life. I think about the Rick Steves episode on Iran when he drove around and interviewed people on the street saying, “We should be friends!” I find that so inspiring.

What gets you most excited about visiting Hawaii?

Dressing up is easy and involves little more than lightweight, breezy fabrics and sandals. I also get excited about slowing down and getting on “island time.”

When to start planning?

At least six months in advance, as the hotels in our itinerary get booked up quickly.

What to pack?

Swimsuit, small container of reef-friendly sunscreen and flip-flops.

— JENNIFER HALE

MAUNA KEA BEACH HOTEL

AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION  KOHALA COAST, HAWAII

This iconic retreat debuts a remarkable $180‑million renewal celebrating its storied legacy. Redesigned guestrooms and suites, refreshed oceanfront pools, elevated dining and a forthcoming spa introduce a new era of understated luxury along pristine Kaunaʻ oa Bay. Anchored by renowned Pacific and Asian art and authentic Hawaiian cultural experiences, the reimagined Mauna Kea invites travelers to rediscover one of Hawaii’s most beloved beachfront destinations.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Receive a private experience during your stay from a private sailing or canoe journey to a private tour of the hotel’s art collection, based on availability

 $100 resort credit

 Suite Amenity: An additional $100 resort credit

 Daily buffet breakfast for two served at Manta Restaurant

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

RANCHO VALENCIA RESORT & SPA

RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIFORNIA

Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa offers five-star luxury with a warm Southern California vibe. Lush gardens, romance, rejuvenating wellness and elevated coastal ranch cuisine await. This hacienda-inspired Spanish Colonial enclave in the heart of Rancho Santa Fe offers 49 spacious, luxuriously appointed guest casitas with their own patios and fireplaces and three opulent private residences, all of which provide the perfect backdrop for your next escape!

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy an upgrade at the time of booking, subject to availability and travel by December 23, 2026

 $100 resort credit

 Daily $80 breakfast credit for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

FOUR SEASONS RESORT LĀNAʻ I + SENSEI LĀNAʻ I, A FOUR SEASONS RESORT

ISLAND OF LANAI, HAWAII

On the secluded island of Lanai, Hawaii feels both timeless and entirely your own. With a historic town, miles of unspoiled coastline and landscapes that shift from red-rock cliffs to pine forests, the island offers a rare sense of quiet discovery. Lanai offers two distinct escapes: the oceanfront Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻ i, where days unfold on Hulopo‘e Beach, and Sensei Lānaʻ i, A Four Seasons Resort, an adultsonly wellness enclave where you can discover your greatest well-being. Together, the two properties offer signature services that define the destination.

Arriving is as effortless as the stay itself. Every reservation includes round-trip flights on Lana i Air from Honolulu to Lanai ensuring a seamless travel experience.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

FOUR SEASONS RESORT LĀNAʻI

 $100 resort credit for guest rooms, $200 resort credit for suites and specialty suites, exclusions apply

 Breakfast at Osteria Mozza Lānaʻi or in-room dining

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

SENSEI LĀNAʻI, A FOUR SEASONS RESORT

 $100 hotel credit for guest rooms, $200 hotel credit for suites and specialty suites, exclusions apply

 Daily full breakfast for two, served in Sensei by Nobu or in-room dining

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

your MEMBER BENEFITS

EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES

Unlock private access to luxury yacht and cruise charters, private jet journeys, secluded villas, exclusive-use estates and entire island buyouts. Designed for milestone celebrations, family reunions, birthdays, anniversaries and intimate corporate events, these extraordinary experiences bring you rare opportunities that few will ever know — and even fewer will ever access. Our travel advisors handle every detail, ensuring your journey is seamless, personalized and unforgettable.

EXCLUSIVE USE

OL JOGI

Ol Jogi is an exclusive private residence set in a 58,000‑acre conservancy in Laikipia, hosting only one family, group or event at a time. The estate comprises 11 bedrooms across eight cottages (three‑night minimum) and blends handcrafted style and art with amenities like a formal dining room, hammam, lagoon‑style pool and a hidden underground wine cellar. A concealed passage leads to a hide overlooking the watering hole— bringing you within feet of buffalo, elephants, rhinos or zebras.

HERMES GALAPAGOS CATAMARAN

Revolutionizing luxury cruising in the Galápagos by offering a perfect blend of comfort, exceptional service and unforgettable experiences, this intimate yacht provides an immersive voyage for up to 20 guests. With a nearly 1:1 crew to g uest ratio, every journey is defined by attentive service, high en d amenities and a sense of exclusivity rarely found at sea.

PRIVATE JET

TCS WORLD TRAVEL

Experience efficiency and unparalleled comfort with TCS World Travel’s all inc lusive group jet expeditions. Explore diverse destinations alongside like m inded travelers aboard their luxury private jets. Trips include a dedicated flight crew, an expedition staff and an extended team managing each and every detail. With unique access to local sights and the finest hotels, guests can relax and enjoy unforgettable moments throughout their journey.

WELLNESS TRAVEL

JOALI BEING

The Maldives’ first well b eing island offers fully personalized programs blending modern science and ancient wisdom.

Guided by four pillars — Mind, Skin, Microbiome and Energy — naturopaths, movement specialists and Ayurvedic doctors craft tailored journeys featuring sound healing, Watsu and bespoke nutrition. Stays range from a few days to immersive five n ight t o t hree w eek programs that restore balance, vitality and a feeling of true weightlessness.

MALIBU BEACH INN

MALIBU, CALIFORNIA

CASTLE HOT SPRINGS

MORRISTOWN, ARIZONA

Perched directly above Malibu’s coveted Carbon Beach, Malibu Beach Inn offers an intimate oceanfront retreat where every suite opens to a private balcony above the Pacific. Evenings unfold with thoughtful turndown service, while in-room spa treatments and massages invite relaxation to the sound of the waves. At Carbon Beach Club, coastal California cuisine and rare wines complete an experience defined by privacy, comfort and uninterrupted connection to the sea and sky beyond.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily $90 breakfast credit for two, per bedroom

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

Surrounded by the quiet grandeur of Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, Castle Hot Springs feels like a hidden oasis of adventure, flavor, seclusion and rest. Wander out on a guided hike, taste your way through the farm, or drift away the afternoon in the hot springs. At Harvest, creative flavors await, while your private accommodation stands ready as a peaceful, luxurious refuge at day’s end.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

CANYON RANCH

TUCSON, ARIZONA + LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS + AUSTIN, TEXAS

Canyon Ranch is the original trailblazer of integrative wellness resorts in the United States. Today, the brand operates two immersive destinations in Tucson, Arizona, set in the Sonoran Desert, and Lenox, Massachusetts, in the Berkshires, with a third location opening in Austin in September 2026. Led by an integrative team of experts, Canyon Ranch combines traditional medicine, alternative therapies, movement, nutrition, and mental health to support lifelong well-being and longevity. The resort is also the only wellness destination in the U.S. offering fully immersive, multi-day programs such as Longevity8, designed to deliver measurable insights and personalized strategies for long-term vitality. The upcoming Austin property will further expand this approach with a dedicated focus on women’s health and the largest spa in Texas.

 $100 hotel credit

 All-inclusive of meals

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

CANYON RANCH TUCSON

 Q CLUB — Elevate your physical health and well-being with a 50-minute wellness consult

CANYON RANCH LENOX

 Q CLUB — Elevate your physical health and well-being with a 50-minute wellness consult

MIRAVAL RESORTS

TUCSON, ARIZONA + AUSTIN, TEXAS + LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS

Designed to help you create a life in balance through mindfulness, Miraval Resorts has three luxurious wellness destinations. From the Sonoran Desert to the Texas Hill Country to the historic Berkshires of Massachusetts, each of our resorts has its own distinct vibe, with architecture, design, food and experiences that align with the spirit of the place. With pioneering programs, exclusive spa treatments, nourishing cuisine and world-class wellness specialists available for private one-on-one sessions, Miraval Resorts invites you to unplug from your digital devices and reconnect with yourself or your loved ones. From check-in through checkout, we encourage all guests to put down their digital devices and enjoy life in the here and now. Miraval Arizona is the brand’s flagship property in Tucson, and will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year. In 2019, the brand opened Miraval Austin in Texas. The newest is Miraval Berkshires, which opened in 2020 in Lenox, Massachusetts. Where will your wellness journey take you?

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily breakfast for two served in the restaurant

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

THE DUNLIN

AUBERGE COLLECTION  JOHNS ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA

The Dunlin, Auberge Collection is a coastal escape in Charleston Sea Islands. It is set within the exclusive waterfront community of Kiawah River. Named after a beautiful local shorebird, this charming getaway invites guests to experience the outdoor bliss of coastal living across 2,000 picturesque acres. Designed by Amanda Lindroth, the property offers 74 guest rooms and suites. All feature generously furnished porches that provide a peaceful oasis. Hear the whistles of Carolina wren as you page through a good book and enjoy the simple pleasures of island life. Adventure beckons with 20 miles of riverfront, scenic nature trails and flora- and faunarich marshlands. Two Auberge restaurants and a destination spa celebrate the rich heritage of South Carolina and the simple wonder of life on the river.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Choose between guided kayaking, guided paddleboarding or a naturalist walk, once per stay for up to two*

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast credit for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

THE LODGE AT PRIMLAND

AUBERGE COLLECTION  MEADOWS OF DAN, VIRGINIA

Unfolding across the Highlands of Virginia, The Lodge at Primland, Auberge Collection awaits on its own 12,000-acre mountain estate. From the regal Lodge to the Tree House Suites and new luxury residence, all of Primland’s accommodations are immersed in nature, leading to myriad fresh discoveries. Endless outdoor adventures beckon on Virginia’s No. 1-rated public golf course and at the Orvis-endorsed wingshooting and fly-fishing Sporting Club. After a day filled with exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains, unwind at the Auberge Spa at Primland before listening to live bluegrass and enjoying the bounty of Southern Appalachia at one of the resort’s four dining venues.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Delight in a stargazing experience at the stunning observatory on the property, reservations highly recommended

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast credit for two, per bedroom

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

INNS OF AURORA

AURORA, NEW YORK

This iconic resort in New York’s Finger Lakes brings the art of restoration to life. The Inns of Aurora combines history with modern luxury.

It features a contemporary approach to hospitality and design. The resort’s farm-inspired hilltop spa offers over 15,000 square feet of relaxation space and multiple hydrotherapy experiences. It is a well-recognized wellness destination. The Farmhouse is the newest of the Inns of Aurora. It has 10 expansive suites with deep-soaking tubs, panoramic views and the comforts of home.

Removed both physically and emotionally from the pace of modern life, the Inns of Aurora is a place that one must travel to reach. For those who do, a deeply restorative experience of natural beauty and heartfelt hospitality awaits.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Enjoy a complimentary hydrotherapy pass per person, once per stay. Immerse yourself in the ancient art of hydrotherapy, featuring indoor and outdoor circuits with four hot soaking pools, two cold plunges, steam rooms and saunas, exclusions apply

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily buffet breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

JADE MOUNTAIN

SOUFRIÈRE, SAINT LUCIA

Rising above Saint Lucia’s southwest coast with sweeping views of the Pitons and Caribbean Sea, Jade Mountain celebrates open-air living, privacy and a deep connection with nature. Distinctive sanctuaries feature private infinity pools, handcrafted furnishings and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Guests have access to Anse Chastanet’s tranquil beaches, coral reefs, trails and fine dining. Farm-to-table cuisine, a chocolate program and sustainability reflect Jade Mountain’s identity.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Discover the vibrant flavors of the Caribbean with chef Elijah Jules during an exclusive three-course tasting and wine pairing

 $100 resort credit

 Daily full breakfast for two served in the restaurant

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

SAILROCK SOUTH CAICOS

SOUTH CAICOS, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

Sailrock South Caicos, part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World and just a short flight from Miami, is an immersive bucket list experience. Known for its untouched nature and barefoot elegance, Sailrock offers spacious suites and villas with uninterrupted ocean views, signature dining and miles of white sand beaches. It is effortless luxury, beautifully uncomplicated — the perfect retreat for everyone. The resort’s 39 private suites and villas feature the finest amenities, spa cabanas, unparalleled service, exclusivity and relaxation.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — A “South Caicos Island Tour” for up to four guests per booking, when staying for five or more nights

 $100 resort credit

 Daily breakfast served at Great House Restaurant

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

SIX SENSES LA SAGESSE

ST. DAVID, GRENADA

Six Senses La Sagesse enjoys a prime spot nestled between two beaches and set around a lagoon with views of rolling hills, lush tropical forest and dramatic cliffs beyond. Its 56 private pool suites and 15 villas are designed to reflect the resort’s ethos of harmony with nature. Six Senses La Sagesse is guided by the pillars of discovery, purity, rejuvenation and celebration, inspired by Grenada’s culture and heritage. Known as the “spice island” for its warmhearted, welcoming vibe, joyous calypso rhythms and bold flavors, the island is bursting with things to do and places to explore.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 $100 hotel credit

 Daily full breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*

The Hideaway Report Collection

For more than four decades, the Hideaway Report has guided Andrew Harper members to the world’s most exceptional places — always anonymously, always with an eye for the extraordinary.

This collection is shaped by that same sensibility. Understated, durable and quietly iconic, each piece is designed for travelers who know that the most meaningful journeys rarely announce themselves.

EDEN ROC CAP CANA

PUNTA CANA, LA ALTAGRACIA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Eden Roc Cap Cana — the only Relais & Châteaux property in the Dominican Republic — is nestled in the exclusive community of Cap Cana. The secluded resort features 69 sumptuous accommodations, ranging from exclusive pool suites to elegantly designed Beachfront Suites, as well as charming Oceanfront Bungalows that offer complete privacy, and Villas and Residences ranging from three to 11 rooms. Many fine-dining venues include a beach club on a private stretch of white sand. Enjoy an extensive selection of activities and unique experiences, such as dining in a private cenote, personalized cooking classes and curated moments within the hotel.

2026 MEMBER BENEFITS

 Q CLUB — Experience the rich flavors of the Dominican Republic with a traditional cooking class for two adults through the Relais & Châteaux Culinary Experience

 $100 resort credit

 Round-trip private airport transfers

 30-minute massage for up to two per room, once during stay

 Daily buffet or à la carte breakfast for two

 Early check-in and late checkout*

 Upgrade at time of check-in*