
Canada and Alaska
North America, into the wild
From the Canadian Rockies to Alaska's raw coastline by rail, helicopter, yacht and seaplane, without surrendering privacy or comfort.
Glacier coastlines and mountain rail in the north, Amazon rivers and high Andean horizons in the south.
Distance is the design problem in the Americas, and we solve it with rail, helicopter, seaplane and private yacht so that the transitions become part of the journey. Altitude, season and river levels decide the order of the days long before anything is confirmed.
4 journeys

Canada and Alaska
From the Canadian Rockies to Alaska's raw coastline by rail, helicopter, yacht and seaplane, without surrendering privacy or comfort.

Amazon, Sacred Valley and Titicaca
An expansive journey from Lima and the Amazon to the Sacred Valley, travelling onward by legendary rail to the quiet horizons of Lake Titicaca.

Colombia, Panama and the Dominican Republic
Following England's most audacious privateer through the Spanish Main: lost cities in the Sierra Nevada, the walled streets of Cartagena, and four days under sail through the San Blas Islands.

Chachapoyas, the Moche Coast and Pacaya-Samiria
Northern Peru keeps the country's oldest secrets: cloud forest citadels older than the Inca, royal tombs of gold on the desert coast, and a private voyage into the Jungle of Mirrors.