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which is why White Desert arranges for field guides to tailor the trip for each guest. A variety of activities, from the gentle to the adrenaline-charged, are available. “These include treks through ice tunnels
and towards the coast to witness surreal formations created by ice waves; picnics in the snow; learning the skills of the polar explorer – rock climbing, abseils, kite-skiing and the like. Guests can summit unclimbed peaks, or relax and enjoy a South Pole summer.” For every visitor, the highlight of Antarctica
is undoubtedly witnessing the spectacular colony of Emperor Penguins at Atka Bay. After an additional two-hour flight, travellers reach one of the rarest wildlife events on the planet: the gathering of over 6,000 Emperor Penguins and their chicks. Noisy, unafraid of humans and entirely beautiful, the colony come within a few metres of the group, giving a truly immersive experience of this incredible creature.
LIONS, TIGERS & BEARS If an expedition to the seventh continent isn’t on your list, however, Luxaviation still has plenty of options for you. The company recently launched ExecuJet Tours & Safaris, in partnership with two of Africa’s leading safari operators: Luxury Short Safari and Discovery Safaris.
The packages include a range of tailor-
made safari itineraries with private aircraft flights and transfers. Safaris can be arranged anywhere across Africa, with privately guided fly-in safaris so you can follow wildlife to different regions as they move or migrate. “Safaris are an integral part of African
travel, providing a window into the rich, diverse and complex environment of this astonishing continent,” says Kiggen. “Private aircraft are perfectly suited to this kind of exploration. They afford you increased travel flexibility; can land on short or dirt runways so will take you directly to your destination; and give our customers enhanced luxury, privacy and comfort.” Trips cover a range of conservation areas
and national parks, making spotting ‘big five’ game, rare primates and breathtaking migrations completely effortless.
GLOBAL LUXURY It doesn’t matter which destination is on your must-visit list – Luxaviation has it covered. Last year, the company partnered with Art de Vivre, a global collection of designer villas and chalets around the world, to open up a number of exceptional properties to clients. Destinations range from a luxury villa in
the Seychelles to a castle in Scotland; to the Castello di Reschio in Umbria, which stands
in its own 1,200-acre estate. Or there is the Domaine de L’Ansa, set
in one of Cannes’ largest private estates – a 43,000 sqm villa that sleeps twelve and has panoramic views of the Côte d’Azur. Flying with Luxaviation in a Cessna Citation XLS that seats up to nine passengers, you could be landing in Cannes in two hours from London’s Luton Airport. Jana App-Sandering, Chief of Client
Service for the Luxaviation Group, thinks there
is an “obvious synergy” between
the clientele who are interested in Art de Vivre’s global collection of designer villas and chalets, and the high net worth individuals who are Luxaviation’s customers. “Bringing together the philosophy of
service excellence that underpins the Art de Vivre brand with Luxaviation’s elite private jet experience is simply a natural evolution,” she says. With luxury private jet and helicopter
transfers, a range of stunning destinations and
out-of-this-world expectations. Just remains – where to next?
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