RB Collection Luxury Holidays - Hello World Booklet Jan 2022

Four Seasons Resort Maldives
at Landaa Giraavaru
The Maldives is arguably one of the best places for just kicking back and doing
nothing, yet with so much on offer; the difficulty is deciding what to do. At
this grown-up sophisticated bolthole, days can be spent revelling in the warm
chameleonic blue-hued waters discovering two of the ocean’s majestic creatures.
Between June and October, sign up for the ‘Manta-on-Call’, where you can snorkel
with these gentle giants as soon as they are sighted; equally exciting is diving in the
remote Baa Atoll, a hotspot for observing whale sharks in all their spotted glory.
Six Senses Zighy Bay,
Oman
Catching the first glimpse of this remote
enclave – whether it is paragliding over the
rugged mountain tops, descending by 4x4
or drawing closer by speedboat – is a level of
exhilaration that’s hard to match. Invited to
live barefoot and mobile phone free, tuning
out of modern life is encouraged the moment
you arrive. Instead, distractions here are
designed to awaken the senses: exploring
jaw-dropping terrain through a spot of
kayaking, microlighting and trekking in the
canyons, or getting an eyeful of marine life
on a snorkelling or diving sortie.
The Datai, Langkawi,
Malaysia
Great for
FAMILIES
The magical isle of Langkawi is a truly
remarkable ecological gem bursting with natural
wonders begging exploration. Meet Malaysia’s
answer to Sir David Attenborough at one of
Asia’s most exclusive resorts, where nemophilists
can see all manner of wildlife living and thriving
in the surrounding 100-million-year old virgin
rainforest. For off the beaten track encounters,
join renowned resident naturalist, Irshad
Mobarak, to tread the footpaths of the dense
forest, kayak through mysterious mangroves
and cool off in freshwater jungle pools.