
Maldives
Twenty-six coral atolls, one resort to an island: here the reef and the transfer decide the holiday, so we start there.

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Twenty-six coral atolls, one resort to an island: here the reef and the transfer decide the holiday, so we start there.

The Masai Mara's private conservancies, rhino country in Laikipia and a Swahili coast, a single overnight flight from London.

Neon Tokyo, temple Kyoto and hot-spring inns, all joined by trains that run to the minute.

Italy rewards choosing one region well: lemon terraces at Amalfi, Tuscan hill towns, lake villas and the lagoon light of Venice.

Small camps, private concessions and a flood that arrives in the dry season: the Okavango is safari at its quietest.
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A night in Buenos Aires and one in Ushuaia, then 11 nights on a small expedition ship across the Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, with Zodiac landings among penguin colonies and cruises through the ice.

A night in Oslo and one in Longyearbyen, then nine nights on an expedition ship circling Spitsbergen in the midnight sun, looking for polar bears along the pack ice, walrus on the beaches and seabird cliffs in Hinlopen Strait.

Three nights in Athens for the Acropolis and the museums, then a drive west via the Corinth Canal to seven nights on the Messinia coast, where a kids club, an aqua park and ancient Olympia keep every age busy.

Two nights in central Athens below the Acropolis, four on the caldera cliff at Oia, and three at Megali Ammos, close enough to walk into Mykonos town for dinner. Island hops by ferry, with a Delos day included.

Five nights at a wellness retreat in the Ayung River valley with a programme of yoga, treatments and healthy food, then five nights on the quiet east coast, where terraced suites look over the Lombok Strait.

One base, no transfers: ten nights at a family hotel on the calm west coast near Holetown, with turtles off the beach, a catamaran day, Harrison's Cave and the wild Atlantic side at Bathsheba. A direct flight from London.

Three nights above the Atlantic in Cape Town, three among the vineyards of Franschhoek, then four in the Sabi Sand for leopard. Little jet lag from the UK and a good first safari for couples.

Ten nights for active families: hot springs and hanging bridges below Arenal Volcano, night walks and ziplines in the Monteverde cloud forest, then four nights on a Pacific beach in Guanacaste with a private driver between each stop.
Worked out from our month-by-month notes for every destination, so it changes with the calendar.

Buenos Aires evenings, the Iguazú falls and the glaciers of Patagonia, joined by short domestic flights.

The Atacama's high desert and the granite towers of Patagonia in one trip, with Santiago's wine valleys in between.

The pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum, then the Nile between Luxor and Aswan by dahabiya, five hours from London.

A harbour city of dim sum, ferries and skyscrapers, with wild country parks and islands half an hour away.
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Plenty of places are sunny in winter. Fewer are properly warm, and fewer still are dry in the month you can travel. An honest guide from the UK, with flight times and the long-term weather averages.

A river that never reaches the sea, a flood that arrives in the dry season, and camps you can only reach by air. How the Okavango works, how to choose between water and land camps, and when to go.

A safari can be the best family holiday you ever take, or a long week of car sickness and early starts. The difference is almost entirely in the planning. Here is how we approach it, age by age.
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