Holiday Type / Villas in the Indian Subcontinent, Far East & Australasia

Tucked into the quieter part of South Goa, this sprawling resort is bordered on one side by the secluded Mobor Beach and on the other by the River Sal.

Located in over thirty acres of gardens, this magnificent Oberoi property revives the gracious lifestyles of the legendary Rajput princes.

Just seven kilometres from the hill station of Madikeri, offering splendid isolation high within the rainforest.

Cognoscenti of the Far East need look no further than Song Saa, Cambodia’s first genuine luxury beach resort, set on a pair of exclusive private islands amidst the sapphire blue Gulf of Thailand and reached by speedboat.

Imagine yourself on a picture-perfect peninsula which can be reached only by boat, whiling away glorious days beside a private sandy beach in idyllic Ninh Van Bay.

Resting on pristine Ha My Beach near the ancient trading port of Hoi An, Four Seasons The Nam Hai is the personification of understated luxury.

Aman have once again excelled themselves with this upscale property in the hills of Nui Chua National Park overlooking Vinh Hy Bay.

Inimitable Banyan Tree pampering in an incomparable setting, offering all-villa living alongside a scenic three kilometre stretch of beach close to Lang Co Bay, within close reach of the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Hoi An, Hue and My Son.

Nestled on the largest island of the Con Dao archipelago off the south east coast of Vietnam, the resort exemplifies the Six Senses ethic of luxurious pampering underpinned by environmental responsibility; Con Dao has been built with the very lightest ecological footprint.

Designed to emulate a Balinese village, this recently renovated Four Seasons resort is the ideal retreat for those seeking tranquility and rejuvenation in an authentic setting.

Nestled in a lush tropical setting, this private estate offers a lifestyle and wellness concept that affords its guests to the privacy in one’s own personal tropical hideaway.

A secluded cluster of luxury Villas and Lanais set in fifteen acres of resplendent tropical gardens dotted with ancient Balinese temples on the popular Seminyak Beach.

Crafted seamlessly into verdant terraces which flow down to a shimmering black sand beach, the resort offers captivating views over the Indian Ocean and stands just a short drive from Tanah Lot Temple, one of Bali’s most sacred sites.

Accoladed in the Condé Nast Traveller Gold List as one of the Favourite Resorts in The World, this Balinese bolthole exudes unpretentious prestige.

Once voted ‘Number One in the World’ by Condé Nast Traveller, this private island retreat is reached by boat from Marina Island Pangkor.

Flanked by towering limestone cliffs on one of the finest mile-long white sand beaches in the Langkawi UNESCO Geopark lies a resort both infinitely stylish and instantly captivating.

An idyllic ocean village set along a 600-meter beachfront on the Andaman Coast, the Emerald Bay hideaway of Rosewood Phuket is a true gem of Thailand.

Cascading serenely down a forested hillside on the north west tip of Koh Samui lies a ravishing resort within a hidden cove.

With a name meaning ‘peaceful place’ this, the very first Aman resort commands its leading status within the pantheon of luxury Asian retreats.

Cradled within the exclusive enclave of Laguna Phuket, bordered by Bang Tao Bay and the Andaman Sea lies the legendary Banyan Tree Resorts, Phuket.

Cradled within the exclusive enclave of Laguna Phuket, bordered by Bang Tao Bay and the Andaman Sea lies the legendary Banyan Tree Resorts, Phuket.

Cradled within the exclusive enclave of Laguna Phuket, bordered by Bang Tao Bay and the Andaman Sea lies the legendary Banyan Tree Resorts, Phuket.

A world away from the busier parts of the island, Santiburi lies in expansive tropical gardens on the unspoilt northern coast.

Nine hundred metres of beachfront, one hundred acres of paradise.

With its enviable location on the tip of Cape Yamu overlooking UNESCO protected Phang Nga Bay, COMO Point Yamu enjoys breathtaking views over Phuket’s east coast.

In a charmingly calm district of the city, on the banks of Chao Phraya River lies this one-of-a-kind Bill Bensley masterpiece.

Fronting Phang Nga Bay, easily one of the world’s most surreal seascapes, this is a place that is unfailingly flawless when it comes to mellowed island discovery.

A bewitching welcome awaits you at The Datai – one of the premier resorts on this magical isle, which is swathed in legends of romance and mystery.

Crossing the dramatic wooden bridge to the entrance set above the lush Ayung River Valley guests of this majestic resort will discover a harmonious balance of space and spirit, a mere fifteen minutes drive from the centre of Bali’s cultural heartland.

Once an enterprise by two avid surfers who washed up on these shores in 1988, it’s the community, wildlife and an overall irrefutable seduction that has shaped this conservational juggernaut.

On the fringe of one of Bangkok’s oldest and most unique districts, this thoughtful individual keeps its appearance low-key stylish, its service perfectly personalised and its experiences truly authentic.

Lapped by the warm waters of the Andaman Sea, the property sits on the northern shore of Phuket where it merges into a backdrop of lush rainforest.

There’s a sanctuary-like air to this ravishing property on Phuket’s west coast.

We won’t exaggerate, but when the boat slips between the gateway of jungle-topped cliffs and slows upon reaching Rayavadee, well, let’s just say a gentle pinch may be in order.

Meaning 'Garden in the third heaven', Trisara is one of Phuket's leading properties tucked away in a sublime private bay on the Andaman Sea.

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