The ultimate destination for ultra-luxury travel

From private islands and castles to small town-sized yachts, this is how the super-rich take a vacation.

Sometimes, only a luxurious super yacht can satisfy your desire for yourself. Enter Flying Fox, which is a 136m boat with double helipad, 12m swimming pool, two-story spa, cinema and its own motorboat. This is a completely private yacht that can reproduce the cash-throwing scene in “The Wolf of Wall Street” without worrying about being spied by the paparazzi.

Don’t panic: you don’t need to lift a finger. Flying Fox is equipped with 55 crew members who can cater to your every whim, from just bringing you an extra mimosa to actually manipulating the damn thing. Do you have friends who are eager to experience high-end life? Take them on board! The 11 suites can accommodate up to 25 guests-but if you are truly committed to living a luxurious life, you can charter the entire room and cruise around the Amalfi Coast, the Bahamas or French Polynesia just for yourself.

Why should there be only one secluded island when you can have 14? Islas Secas is a privately owned archipelago composed of 14 islands located on the Pacific coast of Panama. Guests can accommodate up to 24 people. This is a quiet resort where priority is given to slow tourism and eco-friendliness; think about solar energy, environmental management and 75% of the islands are not affected at all. But it is still the height of luxury. The room is equipped with a private plunge pool and four poster beds covered with tulle, while the event products are things of dreams. Forget about the banana boat-try scuba diving, whale watching or hiking around Cohiba National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site). If you want to get there as soon as possible, there is a landing strip waiting for your private jet to land.

There are membership clubs, and then there are membership clubs. It is undeniable that the Yellowstone Club is the latter: the 24-square-mile Rocky Mountains, this is a private residential community, golf club and ski resort, filled with “private powder”-this is what we call “snow” name. Famous members include Bill Gates and Justin Timberlake, who like the unparalleled exclusivity of the resort (according to reports, the security is in charge of the former US agent).

Entering the club is more difficult than most acquaintance clubs: Yellowstone Park requires you to first own a house in the area, with prices ranging from US$2 million to US$25 million. And don’t forget the US$400,000 franchise fee, plus an annual fee of US$41,500. Is it possible? You have to queue-in order to maintain exclusivity, there is a limit of 864 members.(Yellowstone Club)

If you want to experience life like a fairy tale, this is a better place to escape than the 17th century castle hidden in the Dordogne Valley. Chateau Les has 9 ornately decorated bedrooms (think velvet curtains, tapestries, and stained glass windows), a cliff-side swimming pool, yoga and meditation platforms, and a 32-hectare estate featuring the ruins of an ancient church, with plenty of The space Tourelles suits you and your ideas-maybe one or two friends. The magic doesn’t stop there. Wine tastings, cooking classes, in-house massages and private chefs are all part of the extensive luxury service menu-if you visit in January or February, you can go for truffles. We said, it’s worth checking out.