Middle East

Cairo is a melting pot apparent in its diverse Coptic, Islamic, and Ottoman cuisine, architecture, and people. The Nile is truly the fertile lifeblood of Egypt. Traveling on a luxury Dahabiya is the best possible form of transport on the Nile allowing for an intimate experience and quick disembarkation.

A sunrise hot air balloon ride over the Valley of the Kings where Ramses VI and Tutankhamun rest, allows you to view the stark differences in the landscape. Equally impressive is Abu Simbel, the most iconic Nubian Monument. Located on the banks of Lake Nassar.

With TS, exclusive moments await in this magical destination … picture yourself between the paws of the sphinx, a location that is off-limits aside from the best Egyptologist in the field … and our clients!

Turkey is the classic nexus of East and West. Istanbul is a city full of intrigue and unique geopolitical standing. Witness the grandeur of the iconic Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia and get lost in the intricate Topkapi Palace.

Intense aromas envelop you as you explore a bizarre with colorful spices, honey-drenched filo deserts, spicy kababs and hand-painted tiles, and soft cotton linens. Stop to enjoy the ritual that accompanies Turkish coffee, distinct for its unfiltered preparation.

There are myriad opportunities to step back in time in Bodrum and Ephesus where Roman ruins abound. Float over the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia in a hot-air balloon and soak in the mineral-rich thermal waters of Pamukkale.

The stark Sahara Desert, the romanticism of Casablanca, and the bustling medinas in Marrakech are the stuff of legend. Set against its deep history is a rapidly changing country with a progressive Arabic society. Tangiers is re-emergent and is a thriving metropolis that bridges the African and European continents.

Essaouira is a chic seaside fishing village where surfers rub shoulders with generations-old fishing families. This country has some of the best beach experiences in Africa and kitesurfing locations in the world.

The gems of Morocco are Fez and the snow-capped Atlas Mountains. Fez has movie-star appeal and souks selling world-class fabrics and carpets. The famous Berber hospitality in rural villages along the spine of the Atlas Mountains will ensure that you rethink your views on kindness and generosity of spirit.

Discover Israel’s complex culture, modern and ancient architectural marvels, and diverse landscapes. In addition, it is one of the world’s most revered pilgrimage destinations.

Float weightlessly in the Dead Sea, navigate the expansive Negev Desert on ATV, and sip renowned local wine in the mountainous region of Golan Heights. Visit a kibbutz, stroll through food markets to sample delectable cuisine, and discover the fortress of Masada.

From the beautiful beaches and stylish café culture of port cities like Tel Aviv and Jaffa, to the holy sites of Jerusalem and Jericho your options for exploration are endless.

Despite its tiny size, Jordan boasts some of the world’s most diverse landscapes, natural wonders, and rich culture. Its sacred sites are straight from the Bible.

Petra is one of the seven wonders of the world. Its ancient “Lost City” is a destination whose focal point is the Treasury or Al-Khazneh. Carved into the pink sandstone mountains, this iconic site and architectural feat stands 131 feet high.

Immerse yourself in the sublime saline waters of the Dead Sea or purify your skin with the charcoal-colored mineral-rich mud found here. The red windswept sand dunes and otherworldly landscape personify the pulse of Wadi Rum, featured in the film Lawrence of Arabia.

Nestled between equal parts desert and sparkling sea Qatar’s location on the Persian Gulf is primo.

Doha, its capital, is a mecca for futuristic skyscrapers and ornate Islamic architecture. Often used as a Middle East connection, Qatar offers so much more to its visitors than a place to spend the night en route to their destination. The blend of cultures is present in its lively music, art, and gastronomy scene.

Natural resources such as oil and gas have escalated Qatar to a wealthy nation emerging as one of the world’s finest cutting-edge destinations. Its growth is palpable.

Opulent. Indulgent. Futuristic.

The United Arab Emirates including its capital city AbuDhabi and luxurious Dubai is the place to beat when it comes to “world’s best”.

The seven Emirates continues to house many of the world’s firsts and, at times, seems in competition with itself. This region is also a land of extreme contrasts from its historic districts to its ornate mosques.

Here all your whims and wishes can be granted all in the same day …skiing on powdery slopes …. ATV or camel rides across sand dunes in the Arabian Desert … Michelin star dining … private superyachts in the Persian Gulf … a round of golf on lush green courses … riding 148floors up the Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world … surfingsimulated waves in a hi-tech waterpark … visit an exact replica of the iconic Louvre Museum. 

Let the luxury wash over you.

The Sultanate of Oman is truly the Middle East’s hidden gem. The mystique of this slice of the Arabian Peninsula is one straight out of fantasy—think camels walking across vast ever-shifting rolling sand dunes, prized Arabian horses with a noble bloodline from the movie "The Black Stallion”, and the world’s prominent producer of frankincense.

In the capital city of Muscat, you can find one of the oldest markets in the world, Mutrah Souq, featuring a kaleidoscope of colors found in rich textiles and glittering gold jewelry.

The desert magic is present with stays in Bedouin-inspired luxury tented camps nestled amongst the Wahiba Sands, with the Al Hajar Mountains as a backdrop. As if out of nowhere, Wādī Banī Khālid, a lush oasis appears with tranquil lagoons surrounded by traditional villages.

Oman is a birder paradise and one of the most important places for endangered turtle nesting. Watch them swimming peacefully while you snorkel or dive along the pristine coast of the Musandam Peninsula.

Take the opportunity to indulge in the most unique hotel arrival ever: paraglide to your property at Zighy Bay from the surrounding mountain tops.

Tunisia is a fusion of exotic Arab and Berber cultures. A recipe of equal parts sand dunes, sparkling sea, and ancient artifacts, completes this destination putting it on a must-see list. 

In cosmopolitan Tunis, the capital city, their iconic medina is packed with souks touting spices, pottery, and mosaics, as well as hundreds of monuments including tiled fountains, statuesque mosques, and mausoleums. 

On the city outskirts, step back in time at the archeological site of Carthage, and Roman ruins such as El Jem, a third-century amphitheater that once hosted 35,000 spectators. 

The Sahara showcases the Atlas Mountain range in its background and hides oases within windswept dunes. Tozeur is a town peppered with tall date palm trees and boasts kilns and brick buildings made famous by StarWars.   

Conjure Mediterranean vibes as you relax in Sidi Bou Saïd the coastal “blue city” where brightly-colored doors and shutters contrast with whitewashed buildings and sandy beaches. For thrill-seekers, surfing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing is world-renowned.