The Inca Rail trains depart daily from San Pedro Station, Poroy Train Station (Cusco City) and Ollantaytambo Train Station (Sacred Valley).

The Voyager train offers affordable comfort, whilst the 360˚ train is the most panoramic-service in Peru, with domed ceilings and an open observation car to maximize the views.  For luxury, the First Class Train is a superb option, with a private bus service from the train station to Machu Picchu itself, and a delicious gourmet meal onboard.  For ultimate privacy and comfort, take the Private train, the only private train charter to Machu Picchu currently in the market.

Guests travelling to Machu Picchu from Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley can take advantage of Inca Rail’s private waiting room with comfortable spaces to relax, complimentary refreshments, complimentary luggage storage and private check-in for their train (avoiding the queues at the main station).

Inca Rail offers a more personalised experience of rail travel to Machu Picchu, and their trains can be booked directly with the operator or via all destination management companies (DMCs) in Peru.

Located within easy reach of San Pedro town on Ambergris Caye, Victoria House Resort & Spa is a small private retreat set amongst lush, tropical gardens and overlooking the Belize barrier reef.

Facilities at the hotel include an acclaimed restaurant, beach bar, beachfront and infinity swimming pools (plus private pools in 2 Luxury Villas), full-service spa, onsite water sports & dive shop, free kayaks and bicycles for guest use.

A host of room options include thatch-roofed casitas, plantation-style rooms and enchanting beachfront villas. Three thatch-roof, two-bedroom villas and four infinity suites overlook a 70-foot infinity pool, expansive green lawn, and the fantastical blue Caribbean waters.

In between beach relaxation, an abundance of trips are offered daily such as diving the Great Blue Hole,  snorkelling the barrier reef, discovering Mayan archaeological sites, fishing excursions or cave-tubing tours.

Located in Chilean Patagonia, just 15 kilometers outside the spectacular granite peaks of the Torres del Paine national park, visitors to Patagonia Camp can enjoy a true Patagonian wilderness experience, without compromising on any creature comforts.

Each of the 20 luxurious, Mongolian-style yurts all feature central heating, private bathrooms and wonderful views of the night skies from their transparent domed ceilings. Views of the forest and Lake Toro can be enjoyed from the yurts’ private terraces, and some even feature their own outdoor Jacuzzi. All meals are taken in the guest restaurant and twice a week a traditional Patagonian barbeque is offered.

Patagonia Camp offers a variety of excursions, from adventurous 8-hour hikes to more gentle walks or even vehicle tours taking in some of the main viewpoints in this dramatic region. Kayaking and fishing are some of the other activities also on offer.

Patagonia Camp has been striving for sustainability right from the start. Built and designed using only eco-friendly materials and working towards bringing its guests and nature together, they have a genuine interest and passion for preserving their natural surroundings.