Baroque Travel

Baroque

A private members' platform for considered luxury travel.

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What's on

The considered window — events worth planning a trip around.

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Reading

Considered writing on places worth visiting.

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Where we are

Destinations curated by our editorial team.

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Properties

Hotels we know personally.

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Why Baroque

A platform built on curation, not catalogues — and on the relationships our editors and counsellors hold across continents.

Dedicated counsellors

Every member is paired with a single counsellor who learns how you travel and remembers across years. Conversations, not transactions.

Curated editorial

A magazine commissioned by our editorial team — destination guides, hotel features, photography essays. The reading is part of the relationship.

Considered partnerships

The world's finest hospitality brands as preferred partners. Affiliations chosen with intent — the relationships we keep open doors for our members.

Global positioning

Offices in Geneva, Dubai, and New York. A network spanning the Mediterranean to Asia to the Caribbean — wherever the considered traveller goes, we go first.

Within Baroque

Travel is one of six verticals. Members move freely across them — a single journey may span a private jet, a charter, a residence, and a hotel.

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Considered hotels, journeys, experiences.
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Properties
Private residences, villas, and chalets.
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Yachts
Crewed yachts and expedition vessels.
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Aviation
Private jet charter and group flights.
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Access
Bespoke proposals — events, itineraries, milestone travel.
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Global cuisine

Three kitchens, three weeks, three reasons to fly: a counter in Tokyo, a vineyard kitchen in Piedmont, a beach grill in Comporta.

Tokyo, Japan · 4 days

A counter at Sushi Yoshitake

Three-Michelin-star counter nights and an early-morning Toyosu walk with our editor.

Piedmont, Italy · 4 days

Truffle hunting with the Langhe masters

Three dawns in the Alba hills with a hunter, his lagotto, and a long lunch at the farmhouse.

Tuscany, Italy · 5 days

Brunello harvest at Castiglion del Bosco

Vines in the morning, kitchen in the afternoon, a Pinault-table dinner at the end.

On the water

Crewed yachts, expedition ships, and a few small lines that move differently from the rest.

Maldives · 7 days

Indian Ocean by 38-metre catamaran

A week aboard with two divemasters and a marine biologist. Sandbar lunches, whale-shark days.

Galápagos · 7 days

A private 16-passenger expedition yacht

Charter a small expedition vessel with two naturalists and a Darwin Foundation researcher onboard.

Great Barrier Reef · 5 days

Helicopter to a private reef island

Four nights on a private island, two divemasters and a chef who cooks from the boats.

Trending now

Where our counsellors are quietly steering people this season.

Asia

Bhutan, in spring

Rhododendron season. Six Senses across four valleys.

South America

Patagonia

Late shoulder. The W-route without the crowds.

Oceania

New Zealand

South Island summer for the long-light wineries.

Iceland

Aurora season

Húsavík in October — private hot-spring chalets.

Inspiration

Twelve ways into a trip — collections our advisors return to most. Edited by The Baroque Editors.

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Popular in Italy

The country's most coveted addresses

Villas & chalets

Make yourself at home

French Riviera

Must-stay spots on the Côte d'Azur

New openings

What our editors flew in to see this year

Most booked

The houses our members return to

Best for families

For grown-ups and small emperors

Countryside favourites

The English shires, the Tuscan hills, the Lubéron

Wellness wonders

Clinical spas, retreats, the serious week off

European city breaks

Three nights, packed with art and food

Luxury train journeys

Belmond, the Maharajas' Express, the Rocky Mountaineer

Safari

The Mara, the Okavango, the Sabi Sand

Overwater

Your home on the water

The travel calendar

Where to go, when. Twelve months of considered timing — every entry opens to a related read.

January · February

Patagonia & the Indian Ocean

Southern hemisphere summer in Torres del Paine. Maldives and Caribbean at their stillest. New Zealand by car.

Read · Patagonia in January →
March · April

Cherry blossom, rhododendron

Bhutan in flower. Japan from Kyoto north. The Mediterranean opens for the editorial team.

Read · A spring in Bhutan →
May · June

Shoulder Europe

Amalfi before the crowds. Lapland white nights. Galápagos in calm.

Browse · Italy →
July · August

Cyclades & East Africa

Greek islands by private yacht. Migration crossings in Botswana and Tanzania.

Browse · Greece →
September

Harvest

Champagne with Krug. Tuscan Brunello released. Late warmth on the Italian coast.

Read · The Champagne harvest →
October

The quiet month

Tuscany after the harvest. Truffle season in Piedmont. The Mediterranean folds itself away.

Read · A Tuscan October →
November

Desert season

UAE and Morocco. Sahara nights, Wadi Rum mornings. South Africa coming into bloom.

Read · Marrakech in February →
December · January

Aurora & alpine snow

Verbier and Zermatt opening. Iceland under the aurora. St Barths warming up for the season.

Read · The aurora season →
For travellers

Become a member

Three categories — Baroque, Noir, Corporate. A counsellor, the collection, and a magazine that lands quarterly.

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The dispatch

Read what we read

A quarterly editorial dispatch — destination guides, hotel features, photography essays. Free to subscribe; written for members.

For brands

Partner with Baroque

Hospitality, aviation, yacht, and access brands whose work aligns with the way our counsellors travel members.

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