Featured Itineraries
Sample journeys across five of our most-loved regions. Treat them as the opening page of a conversation — every itinerary we craft is redesigned, end to end, around you.
Southeast Asia
Limestone bays, ancient capitals, and quiet hill country — travelled slowly.
A north-to-south arc through Vietnam at a pace that lets the country reveal itself. Days are unhurried — long lunches with chefs, private boats away from the crowd, and evenings on terraces that face the water.
Two islands, two distinct rhythms. Java's spiritual heart and Bali's gentler tempo, joined by villas chosen for their setting and a small team on the ground who make the schedule disappear.
Italy
Lakes, vineyards, art cities and the coast — all on your own clock.
The classic Italian arc, designed with restraint. Three regions, three very different paces, and a single concierge stitching them together. Long lunches, short transfers, and the right people meeting you at every door.
Sicily on its own terms — older, wilder, more layered than the mainland. We thread together the island's best private homes and hotels and the kind of access that turns a meal into a memory.
Greece
Mainland myth, island light, and the sea as company.
Built for two. A small string of Cycladic islands, each chosen for its own mood — bright and bustling, quiet and considered, romantic and remote — connected by private transfers and a yacht when the weather is right.
Three Greeces in one trip. Athens's classical depth, Crete's wide-open landscape and food culture, and the easy island rhythm of the western Cyclades — bound together by carefully picked stays and a yacht to move between them.
France
Paris, Provence, the Riviera and the wine country in considered measure.
The grand French triangle, edited. We linger where it matters — a long Paris weekend, a slow few days in the Luberon, and time on the Riviera that doesn't feel like high season — and skip the rest.
For the food-and-wine traveller. A short, deeply curated week that pairs Bordeaux's most generous estates with the slower country pleasures of the Dordogne — long tables, good cellars, and very few other guests.
Africa
Private conservancies, imperial cities, and the great southern coast.
Timed to the migration but designed around solitude. Private conservancies mean no crowds at the sighting, dedicated guides who know the cats by name, and camps that feel like very quiet country houses.
South Africa's classic combination, set up to feel like one trip rather than three. Smooth handovers between city, wine country and bush, with the right rooms in each and a single point of contact throughout.
A circuit through Morocco that balances the spectacle of the imperial cities with quieter, more sensory moments — slow afternoons in riads, dinners under the desert sky, and a curated handful of artisans you'd never find on your own.
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These are starting points. Every Aylyak journey is built around your dates, your interests, and the pace you actually travel at. Share a few details and we'll begin the conversation.