Remote Lands' 2014 Asia Dream Destinations
It's time to announce our annual selection of the hottest Asian destinations for 2014 - twelve remarkable places from across the region, from the well-known to the obscure, to give you ideas and inspiration for planning your fantastic holidays in the coming year. We have deserted beaches, giant caves, massive markets, rare species and much more. In this very special newsletter you can find out which destinations made the cut, as well as check out some astounding new itineraries to show you how to discover them.
So read on and start imagining - and when you are ready to turn those dreams into reality, contact us and we will help create your holiday to whichever destination you choose!
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Remote Lands’ Dream Destinations for 2014 - Read the Full List
We have selected 12 extraordinary destinations for you to consider visiting in the coming year. Some you will have heard of, and others are completely new, even to us. But all offer the kind of amazing, authentic and unforgettable travel experiences that Asia does better than anywhere else in the world. Read more... |
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Cruising in Paradise: Remote Indonesian Islands
The idyllic Indonesian region of Raja Ampat is one of our 2014 Dream Destinations, and we have included it on our fabulous new 12-day Cruising in Paradise itinerary. As well as spending a couple of days sailing around Raja Ampat itself, you will also cruise to other stunning remote islands including Halmahera, Waigeo and Wai. Diving, birdwatching and simply relaxing on deck or on prstine white sand beach are all on the agenda. Read more... |
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Jungles, Rivers & Beaches of Papua New Guinea
Few lands are more remote than mysterious Papua New Guinea - nearly 200,000 square miles of jungles, mountains, beaches and even fjords, much of it untouched by the modern world. This 13-day itinerary takes you from the heights of Mount Hagen to the beaches of Madang, via the thick jungles of Tari, Sepik and Karida. Along the way you will meet the colourful Wigmen, join a Sing-Sing celebration, and take a canoe trip up the Sepik River. Truly the adventure of a lifetime! Read more... |
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The Ultimate Indian Ocean Adventure
The Maldives is our ultra-luxe selection this year. And if you are visiting the Indian Ocean, why not include India and Sri Lanka? This epic 26-day journey starts in Mumbai, Cochin and Chennai, before moving on to the UNESCO World Heritage sites and spectacular scenery of Sri Lanka, and ends with six days of pampering at one of the Maldives' outrageously hedonistic resorts such as the One & Only Reethi Rah. Read more... |
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Private jet holidays
If you’re short of time and don’t want to waste time waiting around for scheduled flights, why not look at chartering a private jet for your next vacation? We specialize in private jet charters throughout Asia, for both personal and corporate purposes.
Amongst the destinations that are ideal for a private jet vacation are the cities of Rajasthan in northern India, Thailand and the countries of Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos), the islands of Indonesia, and China. A two-week holiday for two in Rajasthan or Thailand/Indochina, for example, can be as little as $80,000 on a King Air. Citations, Hawkers, Challengers, Falcons, Gulfstreams and other light to heavy jets are also available in Asia. Please call for further details.
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Asia Specialists
Remote Lands is an ultra-luxe private tour operator focused exclusively on Asia. We create bespoke journeys tailor-made to your highly discriminating tastes, optionally by private jet and yacht. We specialize in unique experiences that are difficult to arrange and require extraordinary insider connections with remarkable local people - and open the door to authentic ways of life and deeper insight into the soul of Asian cultures.
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