Remote Lands and Aman have high fliers sorted for next year.
The luxury tour operator and five-star hotel group have teamed up once again to bring travelers new private jet expeditions for 2025. Limited to just 18 guests, the exclusive journeys will showcase an array of diverse destinations, from Morocco to Bhutan. Each trip includes private flights on a plush Airbus ACJ319 aircraft and stays in extraordinary Aman resorts across the globe.
The daily adventures are the real draw here, though. Asia specialist Remote Lands has leveraged its industry connections to create once-in-a-lifetime experiences that fully immerse travelers in the local culture. You can take a helicopter ride around Mount Everest before tucking into a Champagne breakfast at 14,000 feet, take a private yacht through the geological wonder that is Phang Nga Bay, or hike to Bhutan’s famous Tiger’s Nest monastery, for example.
The famous Tiger’s Nest monastery in Bhutan.
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Personalization is another big plus. The dedicated team of travel specialists will ensure each experience is expertly tailored to the individual, catering to their special interests and needs. Guests can also take tour private car tours of different locations, with a driver and guide on hand to show off all the must-see sights.
The four itineraries for 2025 include a three-week expedition across seven different countries (from $188,888 per person), a 20-night jaunt spanning three continents (from $198,888 per person), a two-week wellness journey through the spiritual heart of Asia (from $118,888 per person), and a 13-night adventure through Southeast Asia (from $74,888 per person). You can get more detailed info on the Remote Lands website.
The 18-seat Airbus ACJ319 aircraft.
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“Over the past 12 years, Remote Lands has curated one-of-a-kind experiences with our Aman jet excursions, creating life-changing travel opportunities,” Remote Lands cofounder and CEO Catherine Heald said in a statement. “In 2025, we are proud to continue this partnership, further expanding these offerings to bring guests to highly sought out destinations and using our travel experts’ exclusive access to create lifelong memories through our unparalleled expeditions.”
Remote Lands and Aman aren’t the only ones capitalizing on the growing “air cruise” trend by offering six-figure private jet trips around the world. French firm Safrans du Monde offers similar globe-trotting charters, as does TCS World Travel and Abercrombie & Kent. Roar Africa has also started flying travelers around the African continent on a custom Emirates Executive Jet, while Four Seasons is whisking adventures away on a branded 52-seat Airbus A321LR aircraft. You might have more additions to your 2025 calendar yet, then.
