Discover a different side of the Adriatic as we unveil our cherished hidden islands. We'll lead you to the most beautiful spots in the Kornati Islands and Lake Vrna, renowned biodiversity hotspots in Croatia. Dive into Šibenik's ancient charm and absorb a thousand years of history in its old-town marvels. Indulge in the Dalmatian high-life while savouring crisp wines and fresh seafood as the sun sets on board. Beware, though: this experience might ignite a desire to move here permanently.

It’s no wonder Tabita’s passion for cultural immersion shines in her trips. She’s known to live in her regions just to gain a deeper appreciation for the experiences she’s creating for her travellers. A Prosecco native, Tabi called Croatia home for six years while she was a guide, learning the best spots to bring her travellers. After 17 years as a guide, her motto “pivo na zidiću,” (Croatian for “beer on a wall”) perfectly captures the essence of her approach to trip planning: creating moments that allow her travellers to experience the region the way locals do; watching the sunset with a drink in hand.

An Italian in Croatia

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Discover a different side of the Adriatic as you navigate Croatia's cherished hidden islands by superyacht.&nbsp;We'll lead you to the most picturesque spots in the Kornati Islands and along Lake Vrna, renowned biodiversity hotspots. Delve into Šibenik's ancient charm and absorb a thousand years of history from its old-town marvels. Indulge in the Dalmatian high-life while savouring crisp wines and fresh seafood as the sun sets on board. Gain insight into Croatian traditions while conquering coastal landscapes by bike and on foot; unwinding each day on your floating hotel.

An unforgettable B&R Travel Experience

Croatia's Secret Archipelagos

Unpack just once on the Agape Rose. This mighty vessel features 12 well-appointed guest cabins with&nbsp;all the modern amenities needed to ensure a comfortable stay. Leisure facilities onboard include a sauna, a gym a beauty studio, a lounge room and a deck Jacuzzi. To ensure a fun-filled experience, the yacht has stand-up paddle boards and kayaks.

Agape Rose

Take a warm-up ride past medieval villages and fragrant pine forests. Sip cocktails on the upper deck and witness the dramatic landscape seemingly float by. Stop for a swim in a secluded azure bay before indulging in a fabulous welcome dinner on board.

Cruise through Krka fjord, arriving at the riverside town of Skradin, the gateway to Krka National Park. Choose between a challenging bike ride or a leisurely walk with a local ranger. After lunch, swim and relax onboard before cruising to the island of Zirje, with a population of 105 residents.

Set sail for the Kornati Islands, consisting of 140 barren islands, islets and reefs. Marvel at the mysterious karstic landscape, with jagged coastlines and turquoise waters. Explore the islands' ancient traces and enjoy a spectacular dinner in Telascica's protected bay.

Glide through the Mala Proversa channel and start today's bike ride in the village of Sali. Enjoy coastal views as we pedal along the island's length. Set sail to the ancient city of Zadar and explore its rich history, including Roman ruins and the unique Sea Organ. 

Cruise to the island of Ugljan, where today's bike ride follows the coastal road to the connected Island of Pasman. During a leisurely cruise, we'll head south to Zlarin, known as "the island of coral." Explore this traditional art and enjoy dinner at a local konoba.

Your destination today is the dreamy island of Drvenik. Walk along peaceful macadam pathways, passing stone chapels and pebble beaches, until you reach the stunning Blue Lagoon where our yacht awaits. In the evening, we'll cruise to a nearby bay, capturing the last rays of sun for a memorable final night celebration.

Enjoy one final breakfast on board before we say 'doviđenja' in Split.

Hop aboard the Agape Rose yacht and sail through Croatia's hidden islands, traversing pristine waters and indulging in seaside tavernas and sunshine.

Your Island Odyssey

Set Sail on the Adriatic

Seven nights aboard the Agape Rose, our private luxury yacht.

All meals as indicated, thoughtfully paired with wines selected by your B&R guide.

Accommodation & Dining

A customized hybrid or a racing bike, complete with drop bars, handlebar bag, and a helmet.

Downloadable GPS routes provided via RideWithGPS, available for Apple and Android devices.

Active Essentials

Services of dedicated B&R guide(s) and van shuttle to support a variety of route options.

Access to special events as indicated, including private tours, entrance fees, and engaging with local experts.

Guided Services

All baggage transportation from rendezvous to farewell locations.

All transportation from rendezvous to farewell locations.

All gratuities for the ship’s crew, local guides, baggage, porters and hotel service.

Logistics and Gratuities

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Erin's journey began in our French atelier, as B&amp;R's first female bike mechanic. After guiding B&amp;R trips across Europe, Canada, Africa and Southeast Asia, she found her permanent haven in British Columbia. Beyond biking and hiking, Erin has woven yoga into her narrative, but her ultimate passion centres around guiding travellers toward self-discovery while connecting them deeply with their surroundings. When she isn't crafting life-changing adventures across Canada and the Balkans, you can find Erin playing in the mountains near Revelstoke with her Portuguese water dogs.

Deeper Connections

Affectionately known as B&amp;R’s Indiana Jones, Tom has visited 40 countries, lived in six, and has a finely honed sense of how to knock travellers’ socks clean off the continent. Tom’s odysseys (his word, not ours) are known for being 97% life-giving… 3% crazy. (Warning: may reverse ageing.)

40 Countries and Counting

Adriatic Islands Multi-Active | Butterfield & Robinson

Discover Europe

Our very first trip traversed Europe more than 50 years ago, and we’ve been exploring, befriending, indulging (and occasionally, imbibing) our way across it ever since.&nbsp;Today we’ve got the Continent covered: feel the warm breeze brushing off the Adriatic Sea, take in the cool air (and cooler culinary scene) of the Nordic north, explore a land of Viking legend in Iceland or get whisked away to a real life fairy tale in Bohemia.

Timeless landscapes and rich histories

Croatia

The jagged strip of land stretching from the Gulf of Trieste to Dubrovnik, and further south past the coast of modern-day Montenegro, presents one of the most splendid scenes in the Mediterranean. As thousands of islands confuse the coastline, the towns hide some of the finest buildings the Venetians ever built and its inland areas shelter a Europe unchanged since the Ancient Greeks first came along. Prepare to get in deep and up close with spectacular coastal roads, turquoise waters and endless islands.

Introduction

Discover Croatia

Experience the pristine beaches and Mediterranean charm of Croatia with Butterfield & Robinson luxury active travel. 

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Set sail through Croatia’s Adriatic Islands on board your private yacht. Experience the breathtaking and diverse landscapes of our favourite hidden islands as your captain and crew guide you through the northern coast. You’ll venture off-ship to explore Krka’s cascading waterfalls, cruise through the mysterious Kornati Islands and immerse yourself in Zadar’s ancient architecture, all on your own time.

exploring hidden islands by private yacht

Set sail on board the Cardano.&nbsp; The yacht features&nbsp;three cabins, comprising two double beds and one twin bed. The yacht further offers a grand master suite and a VIP suite, both equipped with private en-suite facilities and entertainment systems. The central&nbsp;living space seamlessly connects to the covered aft deck, with a generous swimming platform offering access to the refreshing waters.&nbsp;&nbsp;*Cardano is just one motoryacht available for this trip. Our planners will work to match you with the perfect vessel for you.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cardano

Welcome to Croatia. Hop on your bikes this morning for a beautiful ride through Split’s Marjan Park. Back in town, your yacht, captain and crew await your arrival. Settle in on board with a glass of bubbly as you begin your journey sailing north. TR

Pedal through the picturesque hamlet of Rogoznica for your first ride, overlooking the sea, olive groves and lush vineyards along the way. Indulge in lunch on board, stopping for a refreshing swim before docking in Sibenik. Enjoy dinner in town tonight, with options including a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Cruise through the spectacular Krka fjord, disembarking to explore Krka National Park by bike or foot. Explore the breathtaking natural landscape, waterfalls and canyons in the park before returning to your yacht. Tonight, cruise to the secluded Žirje Island for overnight anchorage. 

Enjoy breakfast on board while enjoying the sights of the mysterious and spectacular Kornati Islands come into view. The islands are yours to explore- there are dozens of bays to swim, snorkel and more. Sail toward Telascica for a fresh seafood dinner. 

Wake up slowly as you cruise along Mala Proversa, heading toward the island of Dugi Otok. Arrive in Sali, hopping on your bikes to pedal this long island toward the famous Veli Rat lighthouse. Later, explore the ancient city of Zadar on a city tour. 

Arrive in Preko, where your bikes await to pedal along the coastal road that connects Ugljan to Pasman Island by bridge. Roll through several fishing villages, catching the sights of the mountains on the mainland. Lunch on board as you cruise to Murter, your home for the night. TR

Hop on your bikes to explore the ancient coastal town of Vodice, dating back to 1402. Climb aboard your yacht to indulge in lunch on board and a rewarding swim break in the turquoise waters. Tonight, cruise to Trogir with a cocktail in hand, the perfect setting for your final night.

Enjoy breakfast as you cruise to the Trogir Marina. From here, you'll be driven to the airport or your post-trip hotel.

Alsatians are proud of their unique culture. Setting aside the age-old question of “ownership,” Alsace is more than just land sandwiched between Germany and France—it's the best of both worlds. A result of a unique 2,000-year culture blend experiment, combined with the catalysts of time and the indomitable character of the Alsatian people.&nbsp;Experience all it has to offer on a private, tailor-made journey.

If you wanted to sum up Ernesto by conventional standards, you might start by addressing his most pressing job: the owner of a small farm in southern Italy where he works with olive oil. Things start to get more fluid when you add his occasional yoga retreats (all organized by him), six years wandering around Europe as a B&amp;R Guide, his work as a private chef, his fondness for languages (a cool five), his academic training (diplomacy, law and human rights) and perhaps the tip of the hat: his love of solo long-distance biking. Apulia and Southern Italy have always been at the centre of Ernesto’s life, and after many years of world wandering, he decided to return there to organize your unforgettable adventures!

Apulian Explorer

Alsatians are proud of their unique culture. Setting aside the age-old question of “ownership,” Alsace is more than just land sandwiched between Germany and France—it's the best of both worlds. A result of a unique 2,000-year culture blend experiment, combined with the catalysts of time and the indomitable character of the Alsatian people. Experience all it has to offer on a private, tailor-made journey. This is a testing piece

Alsace is the place to be

Discover Fairytale Villages & the Route des Vins

For foodies and wine connoisseurs, Alsace will captivate you.&nbsp;Though heavily influenced by its neighbouring gastronomic strongholds, the cuisine remarkably remains its own...and then raises the bar. The result? Savour choucroute au poisson—sauerkraut with fish in cream sauce, a hearty dish and distinctly Alsatian. Explore the country’s unique wines—again, influenced by wine empires France and Germany—but with its own distinctive tastes and style.

Dine on Alsatian specialties

With a huge network of safe cycling paths crammed with unbelievable scenery and catering to all ages and expertise, Alsace offers some of France's finest biking. Cycle past medieval castles, through picturesque villages and visit its many vineyards. Discover German architecture in France and head into the hills of Germany for a prestigious wine sampling. Visit cosmopolitan Strasbourg, one of the best cycling cities in Europe. Colmar will attract you with its surrounding plains of Guemar or detour to Kayserburg with its castles and half-timbered houses.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cycle the Route des Vins

Immerse yourself in a riveting land, not quite German, not quite French, but one that sets itself apart. A beautiful collection of forests, vineyards, landscapes and villages, Alsace lures with colourful costumes and dancing, expressed through its festivals. Listen to the elderly gossip in Alsatian while children chatter in French. Explore distinctive architecture, from gothic to medieval to Romanesque. Savour unique cuisine and relish exquisite white wines.&nbsp;Marked by tumultuous history, Alsace proudly flourishes.&nbsp;

Experience Alsatian Culture

Set off through cosmopolitan Strasbourg and follow quiet bike paths to Dachstein. Pass ancient churches and wind your way through hillside vineyards. Pedal through enchanting orchards and explore the hidden nooks and crannies of picturesque Colmar. Explore the&nbsp;Unterlinden Museum, a&nbsp;former Dominican convent and home to the famed Issenheim Altarpiece. Or, discover the pretty villages of&nbsp;&nbsp;Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr and Kaysersberg.&nbsp;Learn the sophisticated wood-making techniques of the Spindler family legacy, and sip the unique wines&nbsp;of Heiligenstein.&nbsp;

Tackle hillside vineyards by e-bike

A century and a half ago, the Haeberlin family opened a small country restaurant, l’Auberge de l’Ill, which eventually became a Michelin-starred establishment. So many people were coming from abroad to dine here that the chef converted a tobacco-drying barn downstream beside the Ill river into a luxury hotel for his out-of-town guests. The hotel is imaginatively conceived, with design features harkening back to the building’s original purpose—the cigar-shaped door handles, for instance!

Hôtel Des Berges

Villa Ren&#233; Lalique is located in Alsace, just a few minutes&#39; drive from the Lalique Museum. The villa offers spacious guest suites with flat-screen TVs, minibars, safes and private bathrooms. Guests can enjoy delicious gourmet meals at the on-site resturant. Additional facilities include an exceptional wine cellar.

Villa René Lalique

La Cheneaudiere is a haven of luxury and relaxation with its prime location in the Bruche Valley, close to the Alsace Wine Route. Designed to ensure a memorable stay, the refined rooms all overlook the forest and mountain and are equipped with the amenities needed to ensure comfort and convenience. When it comes to dining, both gourmet and rustic-chic cuisine prepared with fresh local produce are served at the elegant restaurant. In addition, the hotel's expansive spa offers four outdoor swimming pools, five saunas and a large hammam.

La Cheneaudiere 

Located in the heart of the quintessential Alsatian wine village of Kaysersberg, Le Chambard is a Relais &amp; Châteaux&nbsp;hotel&nbsp;surrounded by the Vosges mountains, vineyards and enchanting countryside lining the Alsace Wine Route.&nbsp;The hotel boasts a selection of comfortable rooms overlooking&nbsp;the village or the surrounding vineyards. Indulge yourself in the spa&nbsp;and enjoy an outstanding culinary experience at the 2-star&nbsp;Michelin restaurant.

Le Chambard

L'Esquisse Hotel &amp; Spa is ideally located in the heart of the historic centre, in the green haven of the Champ de Mars. Noble and warm materials, shades of beige and wood, the whole offers a luxurious and serene atmosphere for an absolute moment of relaxation. Nearby attractions include Unterlinden Museum, Bartholdi Museum, Little Venice, the Alsace Wine Route and Riquewihr.

L'Esquisse Hotel & Spa

Located in a charming village at the foothills of the Vosges mountains, this is a family ran Alsatian Chalet style hotel with elegant and spacious rooms. Some have views of the garden, forest or Alsatian plain. The hotel boasts an amazing SPA recently awarded as Best spa of France, &nbsp;two restaurants one Bistro &amp; one Gastronomic

Hostellerie des Châteaux Spa Hotel Alsace

This is a great place to enjoy the lands.

Lovely Lands

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Edo can ask for a glass of wine in no less than five languages, with the credentials to boot: Chianti-born, he’s also worked for a small family-run winery in his home region. B&amp;R-bred, he's guided trips for our travellers all over the world. Now based in Berlin, Edo crafts his journeys through the Italian Lakes District with a generous sprinkle of insider knowledge and an alluring mix of Alpine and lakeside tranquillity.

DIGGING DEEP IN THE ITALIAN LAKES

Karen’s love of travel has taken her to over 50 countries. Born in Canada, she spent 16 years living in Thailand, Grand Cayman, and Myanmar. Trading the nomadic life for a fixed address in Toronto, Karen gets ideas out of travellers' heads and into trips of their lifetime. As B&amp;R’s Experience Designer for Thailand, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Myanmar and Indonesia, Karen now does more than wrangle with routine. With over 15 years of guiding and trip planning, she's passionate about injecting the fun and adventure she found in her travels into extraordinary experiences for families, groups of friends, and her favourite – mother and daughter trips. What do you get when you combine extensive travel and a love of culture and exploration? A designer who uses hands-on experience, commitment and personal connections to craft unique journeys that are challenging to plan by yourself.

Asia Aficionado

Between cycling through Spain and South America and navigating the realm of travel management, Ninon’s adventures have shuffled her all over Europe. She still claims her fondest workplace is the bike rental store in Madrid where she first learned about bike mechanics. Suckers for a bike-lover story, we hired her immediately. Ninon started guiding for B&amp;R throughout Spain, Morocco, and France in 2019 and is excited to continue blending her passion for active travel, local culture and creating memorable experiences for B&amp;R travellers along the Camino de Santiago.

The Real Spanish Experience

When inspired, you can do inspired things. Let the inspiration be your own inspiration, so that the inspiration that is distinctly yours is inspiring you to create your inspired inspiration. What a beautiful way to be inspired, in the spirit of authentic inspiration!

INSPIRING!!!

Embark on a fantastical journey where hooves meet haunted woods in "Galloping with Ghosts." This trip isn't your ordinary getaway; it's an adventure designed for those who love a touch of mystery with their mare. Imagine trotting through mist-covered forests where legends whisper among the leaves, and every glen has a story. Our ethereal trails will lead you through time-warped landscapes where the spirits of ancient cavaliers are said to roam.&nbsp;Perfect for the thrill-seeking equestrian or the history-loving rider, this trip promises not only breathtaking views but also an unforgettable brush with the supernatural. Pack your courage, grab the reins, and let's unravel the mysteries of the enchanted woods together. Who knows? You might just make a few translucent friends along the way.

Galloping with Ghosts

Bespoke travel lets you to take our inspirational cues and craft them into your personalized, private adventure. Collaborate one-on-one with an Experience Designer to put together your tailor-made trip.

Alsace

Setting aside the question of who "owns" it, Alsace is much more than a land between Germany and France. It is the result of a 2,000-year experiment, of the mixing of cultures with the catalysts of time and the indomitable character of the Alsatian people. Now add charming towns, spectacular scenery and world-class wine; not too shabby.

Discover Alsace

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La France Profonde

France isn’t a destination to us, it’s our second home, and we certainly love showing it off! We ensure that you experience France as the French do: decadently, poetically, and fashionably before anyone else. Come along as we crack open France’s coolest, most charming, and sometimes even clandestine cellars (for private tast-ings), kitchens (for private meals), and ancient castles (for a divine, windswept night or two). Ooh la la.

Discover France

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Alsatians are proud—proud to be Alsatian, and proud of what that means. As the stretch between Germany and France, the Alsatians have taken the gastronomy, customs and myths of those who pass through their region. Alsace is the result of years of mixing cultures, people and the indomitable character of the locals. On this adventure, you'll saddle up on a faithful (and light-weight) e-bike winding past stretches of tidy vineyards, pausing to admire colourful towns and,&nbsp;bien sûr, sampling regional wines along the way.

Tackle incredible panoramas with ease

6717 &nbsp;Le Clos des Délices Nature Hotel &amp; Spa, on the Alsace Wine Route between Strasbourg and Colmar, is a former convent converted into a charming boutique hotel. The hotel provides expansive outdoor sitting areas, a swimming pool, a lavish spa, and comfortable lounges. Enjoy a perfect blend of nature and luxury at 6717 Nature Hotel &amp; Spa.

6717 Le Clos des Délices

Meet your B&R Guides in Strasbourg and explore the historic quarter on e-bikes, stopping at a former Monastery to learn about the history of Bugatti. Tonight, sit down for your first Alsatian meal—light, fresh fare enjoyed at one of our favourite locales.

Explore orchards, forests and vineyards as we ride to the Jewish cemetery of Rosenwiller, visit the Spindler Marquetry Workshop, and explore the charming village of Obernai. Return to the hotel for an evening chat with a local historian.

Ride through the lush Andlau Valley, past the charming village of Mittelbergheim known for its pink stone houses and rich winegrowing history. Pass by the Andlau Abbey, founded by Saint Richardis, before reaching the village of Le Hohwald in a pine forest setting. 

Follow the Route des Vins, winding through vineyards and picturesque villages. Enjoy a wine tasting in Scherwiller and a picnic lunch, and continue your ride with views of vineyards and the Vosges mountains.  Tonight's dinner is at one of our favourite Winstubs.

Your morning ride passes through some of the most quintessential villages of Alsace. After a garden lunch, explore Colmar with a local guide. Enjoy a final night Michelin-starred affair with your B&R guides this evening. 

After a farewell breakfast, we will drive you to Strasbourg train station, where connections to Paris are frequent. Bon Voyage!

Move with ease through the colourful villages and tidy vineyards of Alsace understanding the long, evolving story of this region. Along the way you'll tuck into private events and sample delightful wines. 

Alsace E-Biking | Butterfield & Robinson

Alsace, a region in northeastern France, has a complex and tumultuous history marked by frequent shifts in sovereignty between France and Germany. Originally part of the Holy Roman Empire, it came under French control in the 17th century following the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648. This period saw significant cultural and economic development under French influence. However, Alsace's strategic location made it a focal point of Franco-German conflicts, particularly during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71, when it was annexed by the newly unified German Empire. This annexation was formalized by the Treaty of Frankfurt in 1871, leading to significant demographic and cultural changes as the region integrated into Germany.Alsace's German rule was relatively short-lived, as it returned to French control after World War I through the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. The region was again occupied by Germany during World War II, resulting in a harsh period of Nazi occupation and forced assimilation. Following the Allied victory in 1945, Alsace was restored to France, where it has remained since. Today, Alsace is known for its unique blend of French and German cultural influences, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and bilingualism. The region's history of shifting allegiances has left a lasting legacy, making it a symbol of European reconciliation and cooperation within the modern European Union.

History of Alsace

We’re still not sure what’s more impressive: the picturesque vineyards, storybook towns, or the fact that, somehow, we’ve managed to make friends with the famously independent Alsatians. Decide for yourself as you stay and feast at the Hôtel des Berges and its two Michelin stars, then dip into the rolling hills of Germany’s Kaiserstuhl region to sip its wonderful whites.

Even Peter Pan grows up, and so did Nathan Lane—but not before guiding more than 100 trips for B&amp;R in his own inimitable way. As a Trip Designer, he now crafts the sort of experiences he used to facilitate as a guide. And we aren't the only ones who think so - for many years running he has been named a Top Travel Specialist by Condé Nast Traveler.

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We’re still not sure what’s more impressive: the picturesque vineyards, storybook towns, or the fact that, somehow, we’ve managed to make friends with the famously independent Alsatians.&nbsp;Decide for yourself as you stay and feast at the Hôtel des Berges and its two Michelin stars, then dip into the rolling hills of Germany’s Kaiserstuhl region to sip its wonderful whites.

Discover Amazing Alsace

Bienvenue en Alsace! Upon arrival, you'll be driven to your luxury home for the night, La Maison des Têtes. Meet your B&amp;R Local Host and get your adventure started with a warm-up ride before an evening guided tour of charming Colmar. NICE!

Navigate the rolling hills and gorgeous vistas of the Route des Vins, pedalling through some of the most quintessential wine-making villages of Alsace. Tonight, unwind over a glass of Riesling by the banks of the River Ill before dinner in town.

Venture towards the River Rhine and into Germany via the village of Marckolsheim. After crossing the imposing river, find yourself immersed in the beautiful Kaisersthul wine region. Tonight, we suggest dinner at your hotel at the 2-star Michelin Auberge de l’Ill, an unforgettable culinary experience.

Back on the Route des Vins this morning, travel on small roads that wind through vineyards and past countless colourful villages. Those who enjoy a good climb will have the option of taking a detour up to the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg for an incredible view of the valley below.

Ride through the orchards and forests that skirt the foothills of the Vosges Mountains before breaking out into rolling vineyards. This evening, meet up with our dear friend and local historian for a guided tour of the town of Obernai.

This morning, enjoy one last Alsatian breakfast at your leisure. Depending on your onward travel plans, a car and driver will take you to the Strasbourg train station in time for your departure. Bon voyage!

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Seattle-born and Corsican-settled, Marya explored Europe high and low (much like her namesake wind) before settling down to craft poetic, resonant trips to let travellers in on the fun. Full-senses fun like sand-sailing Norman beaches, yodelling to Swiss cows, tasting sumptuous Nebbiolos with their humbly brilliant makers or following your nose through the maquis gathering wild herbs for a picnic beside the Med. Dive in!

Europe-Bound from Birth

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Our decades-long love affair with the Amalfi Coast has us feeling like members of the Amalfitano family, so don’t be surprised if the barmen or concierge greet you like old friends. Here, nature forces life to slow down. Grapes are harvested by hand on terraced plots, then shuttled by mule along trails that connect colourful fishing ports. Boats cruise to Capri only when the Mediterranean is calm enough to allow it. And pizzas are garnished with hand-picked, wild herbs. If superb accommodation, challenging walks and ocean views are what you seek, then a bespoke trip to the Amalfi Coast is for you.&nbsp;

B&R has been enjoying a decades-long love affair with the Amalfi Coast. With its sheer cliffs, sun-drenched beaches and charming towns, it's no surprise why. Along this stretch of southern Italy’s coastline, nature forces life to slow down. Grapes are harvested by hand on terraced plots, then shuttled by mule along trails that connect colourful fishing ports. Boats cruise to Capri only when the Mediterranean is calm enough to allow it. And pizzas are garnished with hand-picked, wild herbs. If superb accommodation, authentic limoncello, challenging walks and ocean views are what you seek, then a bespoke trip to the Amalfi Coast is for you.

The allure of southern Italy's colourful coastline, Amalfi   

immerse yourself in the elegance of amalfi

Savour the ubiquitous bird’s eye views of the Mediterranean on our coastal walks or from the window of your suite. Witness history, natural beauty and glamour fuse against the sparkling azure backdrop of the sea. You’ll be warmly greeted by the locals and privy to the best coastal secrets: understanding what makes the sirens sing and the lemon trees grow, all in the heavenly rhythm of island time.

Amalfi Coast Walking

Mention Italy and mouths begin to water, and Amalfi cuisine is no exception. However, it takes careful research to make sure every bite is truly worth savouring. Whether farmer Salvatore’s smoked mozzarella, Gennaro’s Michelin-starred scialatielli by candlelight or piping hot pizza in Rino’s traditional Scala home, we’ll make these divine bites absolutely unforgettable. Elbow to elbow with the masters, you may even come home with a secret recipe or two!

Food & Wine on the Amalfi Coast

Why has the Mediterranean been a hallmark of well-being for centuries? Find the answer as you soak in hot, thermal waters, trace ancient hiking trails and savour fresh, local cuisine. Start your mornings intentionally with yoga, then get your blood pumping while hiking along spectacular coastlines. Satiate yourself with farm-to-table experiences that reflect the region. Rest in lauded accommodations known for their modern spa services and proximity to ancient thermal springs.

Wellness Experiences on the Amalfi Coast

When you settle into a private villa on the Amalfi Coast, you start to live like a local, absorbing the slow southern rhythms and the elegance of one of Italy’s most sophisticated areas. Take in the dreamy vistas from your villa or head out to learn the art of living, Italian style. Our friends will introduce you to undiscovered hiking trails, secluded swimming holes and the best pizza the region has to offer.

Singular Stays: Luxuriate in a Private Villa

Brimming with romantic hotels, stunning views and some of the freshest cuisine in Italy, the Amalfi Coast is the ideal destination for an unforgettable honeymoon. Discover la dolce vita under a colourful beach umbrella, jet along the coast, swim in secluded inlets, indulge in a candlelit dinner. With B&amp;R, you’ll enjoy the perfect blend of glamour, culture and plenty of alone time as you celebrate the start of a lifetime together.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Honeymoon on the Amalfi Coast

Adventure awaits in Amalfi! Hike the famous Pathway of the Gods or spend the afternoon sea kayaking along secluded inlets full of playful fish. Watch the Mediterranean sunrise flood the colourful streets of Positano with a professional photographer, learning techniques for the most frame-worthy photos. Time travel in Pompeii with our local guide before a hands-on pizza-making lesson with Rino and his family for the most authentic Neapolitan delight.

Amalfi Coast Family Adventure

Traverse countless centuries of history as you wander the vibrant streets of Naples in the company of an enthusiastic archeologist. See firsthand the frescoes that inspired “Pompeii red” before ambling through the ancient streets of Herculaneum and Pompeii. Design your bespoke sandals with Capri's most famous sandal maker and stuff zucchini blossoms in nonna’s kitchen, all while digging deep into the spirited culture and history of the Amalfi Coast.

Amalfi Coast Cultural Journey

Overlooking the sea on the cliffs of Positano, Le Sirenuse was rated the best hotel in the world in Condé Nast Traveler. B&amp;R is the only active travel company invited to stay at this luxurious hotel thanks to our friendship with its charming owner, who can suggest many great walks in the area. Best of all, every room faces the sea offering views of the mythical islands of the Sirens.

Le Sirenuse

On the northwestern tip of Ischia, Hotel Mezzatorre is the ideal home away from home. Bathe in its private cove and natural thermal pools, breathe the air fragrant with jasmine and wild thyme, stroll the secluded pine forest and enjoy fine dining and stunning views of the bay from the comfortably luxurious bedrooms. The great Italian director Luchino Visconti called this place home because of its intoxicating beauty, and you’ll be happy to seclude yourself in the elegance of what Truman Capote characterized as "a strangely enchanted place."

Mezzatorre

Tucked away down a boutique-lined alleyway just steps from the main piazza, the five-star Capri Tiberio Palace manages to act as both a secluded hideaway and an iconic jewel in the heart of Capri’s movida. Each corner of the hotel embraces la dolce vita lifestyle, with eclectic décor, sweeping views of the sea, an unparalleled spa and all the authenticity of warm southern Italian hospitality.&nbsp;

Capri Tiberio Palace

Hotel Caruso sits high on a cliff above cascades of lemon groves and olive groves, with endless views of the Mediterranean below. From its heyday at the turn of the century as a sought after residence to the stunning property it is today, guests continue to delight in the fairytale views and Neapolitan excellence in amenities and service. Here azure dreams are sure to accompany your stay and you will simply never want to leave.

Caruso a Belmond Hotel Amalfi Coast

Boasting one of the best views on the Amalfi Coast,our restaurant is celebrated for Chef Mimmo DiRaffaele’s imaginative Italian cuisine. Choose a table inthe elegant dining room, on the spectacular outdoorterrace or the alfresco area close to the pool andfeast on specialities from the local Campania region.Breakfast 07.30-11.00Lunch 12.30-14.30Dinner 19.30-22.30.

BELVEDERE RESTAURANT

With the stunning infinity pool as your backdrop,indulge in delicious salads, pastas and Neapolitanpizza straight from the brick oven.Lunch 13.00-16.00; Bar 09.00-19.00

POOL SNACK BAR

AVERAGE SIZE: 42-50 SQ M (452-538 SQ FT)Located just in front of the entrance or in the mainbuilding, Double Village Rooms offer a delightfulgarden view and are furnished with a king-size ortwin beds. Large bathrooms feature separate showercubicle, bathtub, bidet and double vanity basins.One room is wheelchair-accessible and features twobathrooms. Many have a private terrace or garden.

DOUBLE VILLAGE VIEW 

AVERAGE SIZE: 35-45 SQ M (377-484 SQ FT)Double Superior Rooms are located in the main hotelbuilding and offer an enchanting garden or villageview. They are furnished with either a king-size or twinbeds. The generous marble bathrooms have a separateshower cubicle, bathtub, bidet and double vanitybasins.

DOUBLE SUPERIOR

AVERAGE SIZE: 40-50 SQ M (430-538 SQ FT)A terrace or balcony with spectacular sea viewsdistinguishes these lavish rooms in the main building.Each offers a king-size or twin beds and a large marblebathroom with separate shower cubicle, bathtub,bidet and double vanity basins. Two of the rooms arewheelchair-accessible and contain two bathrooms.

DOUBLE DELUXE

AVERAGE SIZE: 45-50 SQ M (484-538 SQ FT)Blending light, airy spaces with beautiful historicfeatures, these suites in the main hotel building offerbeautiful views of the Bay of Salerno (some havebalconies). Bedrooms are furnished with a king-sizeor twin beds. Expansive bathrooms feature a separateshower cubicle, bathtub, bidet and double vanitybasins.

JUNIOR SUITE SUPERIOR

AVERAGE SIZE: 50-60 SQ M (538-646 SQ FT)Each of these suites boasts breathtaking views of theocean and coastline from either a balcony or terrace,which is equipped with sunbeds, a table and chairs.One also offers a private garden. Bathrooms are largeand have a separate shower cubicle, bathtub, bidetand double vanity basins. One room is wheelchairaccessible and features two bathrooms.

JUNIOR SUITE DELUXE

AVERAGE SIZE: 50-60 SQ M (538-646 SQ FT)A spacious entrance leads to a stylish bedroom with achoice of one king or two twin beds. Spectacular viewsof the sea are enjoyed from either a balcony or terrace,which is furnished with a table and chairs. Some suitesalso offer a private garden with sunbeds. Marblebathrooms are large and have a separate showercubicle, bathtub, bidet and double vanity basins.

JUNIOR SUITE EXECUTIVE 

AVERAGE SIZE: 55-60 SQ M (592-646 SQ FT)A generous living area is dotted with majestic designdetails in this suite, which boasts enchanting views overthe village (no balcony). Located in the main building,it offers a bedroom with a king-size or twin beds and aseparate living area. The bathroom features a separateshower cubicle, bathtub, bidet and double vanitybasins.

SUITE SUPERIOR

AVERAGE SIZE: 50-60 SQ M (538-646 SQ FT)High ceilings and expansive windows create a naturalsense of flow in these light-filled suites, which featurebreathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast and private,panoramic gardens equipped with sun beds. Locatedin the main building, each suite enjoys an open,Mediterranean-style layout and airy ambience. Theliving area and bedroom are decorated in elegantItalian style with local antiques. Marble bathroomsfeature double vanity basins, a large shower cubicleand separate bathtub.

SEA VIEW GARDEN SUITE 

AVERAGE SIZE: 58-65 SQ M (624-700 SQ FT)Located in either the main hotel building or thegardens, these suites offer spectacular sea viewsand magnificent terraces furnished with sunbedsand a table and chairs. Bathrooms are generouslyproportioned and feature separate shower cubicle,bathtub, bidet and double vanity basins. All the roomshave a king-size bed or twin beds and separate livingareas.

SUITE DELUXE 

AVERAGE SIZE: 90-95 SQ M (969-1,023 SQ FT)These sumptuous suites enjoy extensive ocean vistasfrom their private gardens and terraces. Furnished witha king-size or twin beds, they benefit from a beautifulseparate living area, perfect for relaxation. A privateterrace, equipped with deck chairs, is ideal for enjoyingbreakfast, lunch or dinner served by a private butler asyou gaze over the Amalfi Coast. Generous bathroomsfeature a separate shower cubicle, bathtub, bidet anddouble vanity basins.

SUITE EXCLUSIVE 

Overlooking the enchanting village of Conca dei Marini, Borgo Sant'Andrea is an oasis of serenity nestled in the heart of the Amalfi Coast. Its lauded location set high on the rocky coast offers unparalleled panoramas of the sea and surrounding nature. And each room is decorated with eclectic antiques, local stone and hand-made tiles. Unwind with a cocktail on Borgo’s very own private beach, stroll through its lush Mediterranean gardens and savour local cuisine at one of its three restaurants. This sumptuous stay is la dolce vita at its finest.

Borgo Sant'Andrea

Savour the ubiquitous bird’s-eye view of the Mediterranean on our coastal walks or from the window of your suite. Witness history, natural beauty and glamour fuse against the sparkling azure backdrop of the sea. You’ll be greeted warmly by the locals and privy to the best coastal secrets: understanding what makes the sirens sing and the lemon trees grow, all to the rhythm of island time. 

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