INSIDE THE 4 MOST LUXURIOUS PRIVATE JETS

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o orbit around the world in complete luxury is adventurous and amazing. Travelling in comfort of highest order without fixating on the chaos is breathtaking and relaxing. Afterall it will be one spectacular voyage and in the blink of an eye, you will be reaching out to places which might otherwise take ages to fathom. And not to sidestep the fact, in true luxury and panache. Apart from private jet, exotic places would prove to be a benefactor in relishing you with the experience as you criss cross in air. Take a pen and note down these places only to tick it off your list, anytime sooner.
 

Kauai, Hawaii

Lose yourself in the unspoiled nature of Kauai island and tread softly in the paradise land. From the window of your jet, peep down to have a glimpse of the velvety green wonders of nature. It is an adventureland for both lovers of the sun and water and the choice is ours. Known to be the “Garden island”, it is truly incredible. From hiking, NaPali coast tours to helicopter tours, everything is a lifetime experience here. It envelopes the mystical and life-changing view and a bonafide experience.


 

Peru

Travel Peru in private jet and get entry into remote areas where commercial planes cannot fly. Get hassle free entry to Peruvian Amazon, Machu Picchu and world’s highest waterfall in a short trip to Peru. Experience largely within a short span. Later that day visit the most isolated , inhabited island in the world, the Easter Islands, with its famous stone Moai statues. There is so much to unravel and dig deeper and all made possible in this lifetime trip.
 

Africa

Experience Africa through a wider lens and gaze at the landscape, cultures and wildlife. Explore Cape of Good Hope and find out its interesting history behind the name, encounter iconic wildlife, from mountain gorillas and lemurs to elephants, zebras, cheetahs, and lions and Discover the ancient canyons of the Namib Desert, the lush floodplains of the Botswana’s Okavango Delta, and Madagascar’s pristine forests.

Last Updated: 20th September 2022