
Jack's Camp
A 1940s-style tented camp on the edge of the Makgadikgadi salt pans, for meerkats, zebra migration and nights out on the crust.
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A 1940s-style tented camp on the edge of the Makgadikgadi salt pans, for meerkats, zebra migration and nights out on the crust.

Thatch-and-canvas suites on a lagoon in the Linyanti, with a hide at elephant eye level and dry-season herds at the river.

Wilderness's flagship camp on the north-eastern tip of Chief's Island, where the game density is the whole point of the trip.

Private-pool suites inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, with Arabian oryx and gazelle on the dunes around you.

A Thai-styled resort on the Palm with swim-out lagoon rooms and the only overwater villas in the UAE, at a gentler price than its neighbours.

The long-standing family favourite on Jumeirah beach, with five pools, a kids club and beachfront villas for bigger groups.

Jumeirah's newest Dubai resort, on the water between the Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel, with a marina and 11 restaurants.

A sleek new tower hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road, for two or three nights of restaurants, rooftop swims and skyline views.

A beach resort in old Jumeira, minutes from Downtown, with a line-up of restaurants good enough to keep you in for the week.

Stone pavilions on a Peloponnese hilltop, each with its own pool, and a beach club ten minutes down the hill.

Sea-view suites with plunge pools and jetted tubs at Megali Ammos, a short stroll from Mykonos Town but out of its noise.

Whitewashed suites stepped down the Oia cliff, with caldera views from every veranda and the village lanes on the doorstep.