In the Sea

Dive into one of the most unique marine ecosystems on Earth, where volcanic arches, rocky reefs, and nutrient-rich currents attract vast schools of snapper, playful sea lions, and graceful mobulas. Pinnacle sites bring thrilling encounters with hammerheads, silky sharks, and whale sharks, while marine iguanas forage nearby, undisturbed.

Above the Water

Explore otherworldly lava fields, kayak along mangrove-lined coves, and hike to viewpoints where endemic wildlife roams freely. Join researchers to tag whale sharks or support rewilding efforts with the Galápagos tortoise, each moment deeply rooted in conservation.

In the Sea

Explore the extraordinary underwater world of the Solomon Islands, where volcanic formations, arches, and light-filled caves create a dramatic backdrop for diving. Swim through immense schools of barracuda, snapper, and jackfish, and encounter reef sharks, mantas, turtles, and even the occasional dugong. Dive WWII wrecks like the USS Aaron Ward and a Japanese seaplane, now transformed into thriving reefs. From pristine coral gardens and seagrass-rich habitats to the world’s only active underwater volcano, this is a destination like no other, culminating in the breathtaking beauty of the largest saltwater lagoon on Earth.

Above the Water

Venture inland to discover hidden waterfalls, stay in traditional Melanesian leaf houses, and paddle into biodiverse rivers where saltwater crocodiles linger. Join local rangers to support conservation efforts or immerse yourself in Solomon Islands culture through sacred shrines, spirited storytelling, and age-old village traditions. Whether hiking volcanic peaks or navigating jungle-fringed waterways, adventure continues well beyond the shoreline.

In the sea

Discover the majestic underwater world of Norway, where sheer cliffs plunge into icy fjords and nutrient-rich Arctic waters teem with life. Glide through lush kelp forests alive with schools of fish, curious seals, and vibrant ecosystems. Explore submerged WWII shipwrecks - German destroyers and Allied merchant vessels - now transformed into thriving artificial reefs. Marvel at unique coral species and soft sponges, and if you’re lucky, snorkel alongside orcas and humpbacks as they gather to feast on herring in the winter months. From vertical underwater walls to crystal-clear drop-offs, Norway offers a dive experience as dramatic as its landscapes.

Above the water

Paddle through glassy fjords, hike glacier trails at Jostedalsbreen, or conquer Norway’s granite peaks with expert rock climbers. Step back in time at historic fishing villages like Henningsvær and Reine, and immerse yourself in Viking culture at Spurkeland Viking Farm. Encounter seabird colonies at Runde Island, cycle the Atlantic Highway, or take on the icy surf. Unwind in a traditional sauna with panoramic views of the fjords, or savor a wild beach barbecue with freshly caught seafood cooked over a bonfire.

In the Sea

Plunge into some of the best dive sites in the world, where warm currents sweep through vibrant coral channels teeming with marine life. Drift dive alongside blacktip, grey reef, and lemon sharks, or take on thrilling currents where tiger sharks, jacks, and barracuda gather in vast schools. Explore crystal-clear lagoons ideal for free dive fins and macro photography, or opt for a manta ray night dive beneath starlit skies in turquoise shallows.

Above the water

Above water, experience French Polynesia’s rich culture and wild beauty. Paddle traditional outrigger canoes, explore jungle-covered motus, and unwind on remote sandbanks fringed with palms. Whether you’re sailing across lagoons or sampling local flavors on deck, this is luxury yacht living in its purest form.

In the sea

Remote, rugged, and wildly alive Cocos Island is a magnet for serious divers seeking the best dive sites in the world. Descend into nutrient-rich waters where schools of hammerhead sharks, manta rays, whale sharks, and silky sharks gather around pinnacles and dramatic arches. Explore wreck diving sites and cleaning stations where large pelagics cruise just meters away, offering some of the most thrilling scuba diving with sharks on the planet.

Above the water

Above the surface, jungle-covered peaks and towering waterfalls offer a cinematic backdrop for Zodiac adventures and wildlife tracking. Kayak into secret coves, hike through dense rainforest, and enjoy night dive swims under star-filled skies.

In the Sea

The Spice Islands are where untouched biodiversity meets rich maritime history. Beneath the surface, dive into some of the best dive sites in the world, from vibrant coral walls to muck diving hotspots teeming with rare macro life. Spot pygmy seahorses, ghost pipefish, and swirling barracuda, or take on night dive swims where mandarinfish emerge to mate in twilight currents. These waters are ideal for both luxury liveaboard diving and underwater photography, with crystal-clear visibility and warm tropical seas.

Above the water

Above water, the region’s spice-laden history comes alive in Banda Neira’s colonial ruins and age-old nutmeg plantations. Trek volcanic ridgelines, meet with local islanders, and paddle through mangrove forests rich with birdlife. Whether you’re snorkelling in remote coves or enjoying sundowners on deck, this is one of the most captivating corners of Indonesia.