January
- Mexico: For travellers vowing to start the year as they mean to go on, SHA Mexico offers the perfect antidote to a UK winter. Rising above the Mayan jungle, the pioneering wellness clinic offers trailblazing technology, comprehensive medical programmes and sits across from the largest coral reef in the northern hemisphere.
- Indonesia: Embark on a trip to discover the pearls of Raja Ampat onboard the dazzling private-charter yacht, Vela. Offering calm waters perfect for diving, and inviting weather meaning favourable sailing conditions, January is the perfect time to swim with diverse marine life, including elusive whale sharks, gentle manta rays and the rare blue ringed octopus.
February
- Switzerland: St. Moritz is the ultimate playground for the international elite, synonymous with impeccable service, and glamorous fun. In February, guests can experience The I.C.E. St. Moritz, where vintage luxury cars race across a frozen lake, set against a backdrop of sunny snowcapped peaks. After a day on the lake guests can retreat to Badrutt’s Palace, a 129-year-old alpine icon who’s just undergone its first major renovation in over a century; The Serlas Wing, 25 contemporary luxury guest rooms and suites as well as an underground pedestrian tunnel system providing an exclusive passage to the town square.
- Spain: For some European winter sun, sitting under La Concha mountain, Marbella Club enjoys a unique microclimate making it a destination of year-round travel that’s ripe for activities such as hiking, cycling, horse-riding, tennis, golf and even skiing at its sister hotel El Lodge in the Sierra Nevada. With 70 years under its belt, Marbella Club offers guests unrivalled access to the hidden treasures of Andalusian culture and cuisine in the chicest of settings.
March
- Sumba: Launching in March, pioneering eco-resort Cap Karoso will debut a first of its kind Shamanic Healing Journey, harnessing the wisdom and knowledge of the island’s indigenous Marapu culture. The week-long experience has been meticulously curated to provide insight into Sumba’s sacred traditions, including a raw, authentic encounter with the local shaman, who will unravel truths and bridge the gap between their physical and spiritual lives.
April
- Amsterdam: In April, Amsterdam bursts into a kaleidoscope of colour as tulip season transforms the city into a living, breathing masterpiece. Stay at the Pulitzer for the ultimate charm and elegance, twenty-five connecting 17th and 18th-century canal houses perfectly poised along the canals. 2025 is also a year of milestones as the city will launch a year-long festival programme to mark its 750th birthday making it a hotspot for all things art and culture.
May
- India: May sits on the cusp ofRajasthan’s dry season, giving guests of Anopura the chance to spot tigers up close by the watering holes. Situated an hour outside of Jaipur, the secluded property has noted a huge increase in tiger movements and has expert guides on hand to help find the notoriously hidden big cats.
- Thailand: Even outside of peak season, Thailand’s far-flung islands, enchanting rainforests and white sandy beaches are must-see. May is also the month in which renowned wellness sanctuary Kamalaya launches its latest programme in partnership with Blue Zones®. The retreat offers guests an immersive experience to discover untapped secrets of longevity and wellbeing from the world’s longest living regions.
June
- Switzerland: Spending summer in the supremely chic mountain town of Gstaad provides the perfect antidote to the busy European beaches. Will coolcations on the rise, visitors to Le Grand Bellevue can choose from an array of summertime activities in the Alps, including Heli-hike experiences, padel tournaments, wild swimming and stand up paddleboarding on Lake Arnensee.
- China: With the highly anticipated launch of SALT of Anji this summer, the brand-new property will provide a unique gateway into the lush natural beauty of Anji County, a tranquil region known for its prized white tea and bamboo forests. Designed by renowned South African architect Peter Rich, SALT of Anji is inspired by Catalan architect Gaudí’s imaginative use of natural stone and elements to create showstopping structures.
July
- Balearics: Set amongst 800 rural hectares, July will see luxury Spanish hospitality brand Vestige Collection launch two exceptional hotels; Vestige Son Ermitá & Vestige Binidufá, sharing a historic 800-acre farm estate. With 21 bedrooms the two houses are set within the valley adorned by swaying palms beneath cerulean skies, offering astounding views over land and sea.
August
- Galápagos: August in the Galápagos offers a front-row seat to some of nature’s greatest wonders, from the majestic humpback whale migration to the arrival of playful sea lion pups on the shores. For unrivalled access to these unforgettable encounters guests can stay at Finch Bay, a secluded eco-hotel only accessible by boat.
- Greece: Catch the last of Athens’ most significant cultural event, the Epidaurus Festival. Running from May until August and set in the ancient Epidaurus Theatre, the annual event showcases captivating performances of Greek tragedies and contemporary works, surrounded by the beauty of the Peloponnesian landscape. Stay at Monument Hotel Athens for unparalleled access to the festival, and some of Athens most notable haunts.
September
- Croatia: With a year-round micro-climate, fewer crowds, and some of the tastiest truffles in the world, the heart-shaped peninsula of Istria is one of Croatia’s best-kept secrets. Tucked away in the Istrian countryside is Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery, which transforms into a sensory feast come September, as the olive oil and wine harvest fills the air with rich, earthy aromas and the landscapes with golden hues.
- London: September marks the start of an exciting cultural calendar in London, from David Bowie’s new exhibition at the V&A’s East Storehouse to the Wes Anderson exhibition in collaboration with la Cinémathèque française at the Design Museum. For easy access to London’s beating heart, Broadwick Soho boasts a choice of characterful bars and restaurants, and 57 playful rooms.
October
- Cornwall: With the summer holiday hoards coming to a halt, October is the perfect month to seek out the best of British. Cornwall’s quiet coastal haven Gwithian is home to Three Mile Beach, a collection of luxury beach houses offering an elevated self-catering experience with all the ease and amenities of a hotel. Sea temperatures are at their warmest in October and it’s the perfect time for travellers to try their hand at a spot of Mackerel fishing.
- Italy: Do as the Italian’s do and have yourself an Ottobrata Romana, where basking in the late October sunshine, wine harvests, feasting and relaxed revelry are all on the menu. Situated across Tuscany and beyond, Tuscany Now & More offers a handpicked, exclusive portfolio of 130 properties including Italian villas, traditional farmhouses, centuries-old castles and grand estates.
November
- Oman: November in Oman is a celebration of heritage and splendour, with National Oman Day festivities bringing the country’s rich culture to life. Paired with perfect weather for desert adventures and coastal escapes, the only choice for a truly immersive experience is the newly launched, The Malkai; a first-of-its-kind journey into the Sultanate, offering unparalleled access to three remarkable locations: the coastal farmlands of Barkaa, near Muscat, the soaring Al Hajar mountains, and the sweeping dunes of Sharqiya Sands.
December
- Austria: High up in the Austrian Alps at 1,550m sits eriro, a secluded nine-bedroom hideaway only accessible by cable car to minimise traffic pollution and miles away from any neighbours. Offering a refreshed take on winter Alpine getaways, eriro goes beyond ski experiences and, instead, connects guests with nature through centuries old Alpine traditions, including snowflake reading, night hikes, stargazing and yodelling.
