1. Maldives
One of the best reasons to go to Maldives for a trip is their beautiful and mesmerizing beaches without any trace of littering, but the large bluish-green Indian Ocean kissing the horizon. While mornings with soft sunlight and calmer waves are blissful, the twilight hours with hues of red, orange, and purple are magical. Enjoy the sea breeze and the sound of the waves in constant 25-30-degree centigrade temperature. Redefine romance under the gazillion stars.
- Why Go: Private overwater villas, stunning turquoise waters, and world-class resorts like Soneva Fushi and The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli.
- Highlights: Secluded private islands, underwater restaurants, luxury spa experiences, and exclusive yacht charters.
2. Monaco
The Principality of Monaco, a small city-state overlooking the pristine blue waters of the Mediterranean, is a place famed for its glamour and wealth. The Palais Princier, former home of Princess Grace and current home of her son, Prince Albert II, is at the top of the cliff-bound medieval Monaco-Ville. More well-known is Monte Carlo, a neighborhood soaked in sun, money, and expensive champagne, and home to the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, the European Poker Tour, and the Monte Carlo Rally.
- Why Go: Glamour, luxury, and world-famous casinos. Ideal for those wanting to experience the opulent Mediterranean lifestyle.
- Highlights: The Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Formula 1 Grand Prix, luxury shopping on Avenue Princesse Grace, and Michelin-starred dining.
3. Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Bora Bora is considered one of the most beautiful places you will ever visit on the planet. The “Pearl of the Pacific,” as it is known, is an island paradise, with a crystal clear lagoon, superb coral reefs, vast stretches of white sandy beach, and luxuriant forests of lush green tropical vegetation. It’s hardly surprising that people all over the world dream of visiting Bora Bora at least once in their lifetime.
- Why Go: Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” it’s perfect for a romantic escape with overwater bungalows and crystal-clear waters.
- Highlights: Iconic lagoon views, luxury resorts like The St. Regis Bora Bora, and private boat excursions to coral reefs.
4. Swiss Alps, Switzerland
Switzerland is relatively small, but it is bursting at the seams with natural attractions and boasts some of the most beautiful destinations in the world.
With more than two hundred peaks higher than 3,000 meters above sea level, many of the best places to visit in Switzerland are dominated by glaciers and soaring alps.
- Why Go: For winter sports enthusiasts and those who want to experience luxury ski resorts combined with stunning alpine views.
- Highlights: Skiing at St. Moritz or Zermatt, spa experiences with panoramic mountain views, and staying in lavish chalets.
5. Santorini, Greece
Santorini is the supermodel of the Greek islands, a head-turner whose face is instantly recognizable around the world: multicolored cliffs soar out of a sea-drowned volcanic crater, topped by whitewashed buildings.
With its reputation for dazzling panoramas, romantic sunsets, and volcanic-sand beaches, it’s hardly surprising Santorini features on so many travelers’ bucket lists
- Why Go: Known for its dramatic landscapes, luxurious cliff-side resorts, and iconic sunsets.
- Highlights: Private pool villas overlooking the caldera, fine dining in Oia, and sailing trips to volcanic islands.
6. Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto is home to more than 1,600 historic Buddhist temples with many dating back more than a millennium. The most famous temple district is Higashiyama, where you can find some of the best and oldest temples in Japan such as the celebrated Kiyomizu-dera Temple.
- Why Go: Immerse yourself in the elegance of Japan’s ancient capital, where traditional ryokan inns meet modern luxury.
- Highlights: Private tea ceremonies, staying at The Ritz-Carlton, private tours of historic temples, and indulgent spa experiences.
7. Paris, France
Paris has a place on pretty much every traveler’s bucket list. It is known as the most romantic city in the world. It is the home to some of the world’s famous sights that are constantly shown in travel magazines, movies, and other works of art.
- Why Go: The epitome of luxury, romance, and culture. Paris offers everything from haute couture to Michelin-star dining.
- Highlights: Staying at The Ritz or Le Meurice, private tours of the Louvre, and champagne experiences on the Eiffel Tower.
8. Amalfi Coast, Italy
The benefit of the Amalfi Coast has drawn people to the region that is now Italy for centuries. Its dramatic landscapes and idyllic weather enticed ancient Roman nobles to build their villas there, and the high-end real estate trend never faded. Today, the mountains and cliffs remain dotted with breathtaking historic houses perched above the crystalline waters, making the coastline one of the most sought-after destinations in the world.
- Why Go: Picturesque coastal villages, cliffside villas, and exceptional Italian cuisine. A perfect combination of relaxation and glamour.
- Highlights: Luxury hotels in Positano, private boat charters to Capri, wine-tasting tours, and exploring Pompeii.
9. Dubai, UAE
Everything feels extra spectacular in Dubai whether it’s the ultra-modern Burj Khalifa or souks or malls that are covered with gold and jewellery vendors. It is a place where if you can dream it, you can do it: Whether that means skiing indoors, dune-surfing in the desert, or zip-lining above the city. But it’s not all glitz and adrenaline-pumping action. Stroll through the winding alleys of Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood to see what Dubai was like during the mid-19th century. Or visit the Jumeirah Mosque (one of the few mosques open to non-Muslims) and learn about Emirati culture. Spot some street art on Jumeirah Beach Road and grab a bite at a shawarma shop, or spend the day hunting for spices and perfume then round things out with a Michelin-starred meal
- Why Go: A city where luxury meets modernity with ultra-luxurious hotels, world-class shopping, and extravagant experiences.
- Highlights: Staying at the Burj Al Arab, private desert safaris, shopping at The Dubai Mall, and dining in the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa.
10. Seychelles
Seychelles island is inhabited by humans throughout most of history, the wildlife on the Seychelles Islands had plenty of time to evolve. Through careful supervision from the Seychellois, the islands remain one of nature’s last pristine sanctuaries making it an exciting destination for naturalists, ornithologists and eco-tourists alike.
- Why Go: For those seeking a remote, tropical paradise with crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and ultra-private resorts.
- Highlights: Private island stays at North Island Resort, snorkeling with giant tortoises, and luxury yacht charters.