Singapore, the only island city-state in the world, is a major financial and commercial center synonymous with luxury experiences. Its prominent position makes it a popular layover destination for those exploring the wider Southeast Asia region. However, a longer stay means that you can gain a richer experience of Lion City’s culture, gastronomy, and unique experiences. 

See Singapore from the Sea or Sky

Comprising a sequence of smaller islets in addition to the main island, Singapore has a stunning coastline best enjoyed when you charter a private yacht. Bespoke yacht charters will take you from the marina to outlying islands such as St. John’s Island, Pulau Seringat, and Lazarus Island. The captain will work with you to devise the perfect cruise route and arrange special events including marriage proposals and wedding solemnization.

As an alternative, you can book a helicopter tour and appreciate a bird's-eye view of Marina Bay Sands and the Gardens by the Bay.

Prepare yourselves for yet another dazzling chapter of our Rhine River adventure. This time, we'll be navigating through Strasbourg, the eclectic capital city of Alsace that wears the robes of both France and Germany with equal enthusiasm, followed by the delightfully charming town of Colmar. 

Nestling gracefully on the banks of the Rhine is Strasbourg. Centuries old and soaked in a fascinating Franco-Germanic blend, it's here where medieval charm meets cosmopolitan flair. Strasbourg's’ stunning Gothic cathedral, Notre Dame, soars high above the city skyline, boasting a mesmerizing astronomic clock.

​As we delve deeper into Strasbourg, we discover a labyrinth of cobbled streets of Petite France area with its atmospheric canals and half-timbered houses just begging to be explored.

Known for its magnificent beaches, vibrant marine life, and fusion cuisine, French Polynesia is a dream destination. Officially an overseas collectivity of France, the South Pacific country consists of 100 islands in the South Pacific. These luxury resorts in French Polynesia immerse you in the culture and natural environment of the archipelago. 

Conrad Bora Bora Nui – Bora Bora

Located on the paradise isle of Motu To’opua just off the main island, the Conrad Bora Bora Nui comprises a fleet of overwater bungalows floating above the turquoise lagoon. 

The top-tier residences come with a private terrace and infinity pool as well as catamaran nets for sublime sunset moments. Spacious villas feature king-sized beds as the standard, private bathrooms with a soaking tub, and a minibar stocked with refreshments. Alternatively, you can reside on land at one of the tropical villas overlooking Mount Otemanu.

Venice – the City of Water, the City of Masks, the City of Bridges, or the Floating City – has become synonymous with luxury vacations in Europe. The evocative capital of Italy’s Veneto region is just as popular with honeymooners as it is with families and foodies. 

Any first-time trip to Venice should include a visit to the key sights of Saint Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, and the Rialto Bridge in the Centro Storico. Once night falls, hop aboard a gondola for an unforgettable cruise along the canals. Here are additional sightseeing and cultural experiences in the Venetian Lagoon.

Murano 

The islands of Murano are a short ride via sampierotta or bragozzo boat from the Centro Storico. These isles are known for their glass factories where you can witness a glass-blowing demonstration and learn about the 1,500-year history of this art. Hands-on travelers may even enroll in a workshop while glassware souvenirs are widely available across Murano.

Otherwise, the charm of Murano lies in its laid-back atmosphere and picturesque buildings. According to legend, the Basilica of Saint Mary and Saint Donatus contains the rib bones of a dragon slain by Saint Donatus. The mosaic floor is also a treat worthy of the ride over to Murano.