Showing posts with label paths less taken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paths less taken. Show all posts

6.01.2021

Virtuoso Life — the adventure issue

 


There are many different kinds of luxury, and adventure travel is one of them. We in the 21st century have the capacity to discover the wilds of nature, all in perfect comfort. While you will experience some trade-offs — even the most well equipped tent will never duplicate the elegance perfected by world-class hotels like the George V or Ritz Paris — you can enjoy privileged encounters of a different kind. While there are too many possibilities to list here, but you might start by thinking about...

  • an all-inclusive excursion cruise to Antartica or to Iceland & Greenland
  • a tented camp in Tofino (BC), Chiang Rai (Thailand), or Rajasthan (India)
  • a luxurious safari resort in Africa, a base for discovering the Big Five

It costs nothing to indulge the dream. Click here to browse the May/June issue of Virtuoso Life. Dubbed "the adventure issue," you'll read about possibilities like those mentioned in the bullet points above. Finally, contact your Virtuoso travel advisor to orchestrate your travel dreams and bring them to life.

copyright (c) 2021 by Ourisman Travel LLC.  All rights reserved. We provide Virtuoso and other Preferred Partner amenities as an affiliate of Brownell, a Virtuoso® Member.

3.02.2016

paths less taken | the Maldives

paths less taken at Velaa Private Island, copyright (c) 2016 by David Ourisman

Sitting down to dinner at dusk, I noticed the tracks of a hermit crab who had been scurrying along the beach at Velaa Private Island, my home for my first three nights while visiting the Maldives.

To travel is sometimes simply to get away, to slow down, relax, and notice the small, beautiful details that often escape our attention. Sand, water, waves, sunsets, and paths less taken.

copyright  (c)  2016 by David Ourisman LLC.  All rights reserved. We provide Virtuoso and other Preferred Partner amenities as an affiliate of Brownell Travel. If you have comments on this column, or questions about booking travel, email me or visit my website.