Top 25 Travel Destinations for Flying Private: 1-5

Private jet flights open up a world of exclusive, luxurious travel opportunities not possible for the average tourist. By having the freedom to access remote airports and fly direct, private aviation enables you to maximize your time in each destination. Whether seeking beachfront bliss, culinary wonders, wine tastings, or remote eco-adventures, your private jet can whisk you away to some of the world’s most remarkable luxury travel experiences.

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1. Dominica: Beachfront Bliss

The Caribbean Island of Dominica boasts some of the most pristine beaches in the region and is aptly named ‘the nature island’ of the Caribbean. With golden sand beaches framed by palm trees and towering mountains, Dominica offers a gorgeous beachfront paradise without the crowds. Spend your days sailing, snorkeling, or hiking to a secluded waterfall before indulging in world-class dining prepared by your private chef. Home to world-class eco-resorts and some of the top-rated resorts in the world, Dominica offers a little bit of pampering and a lot of powerful opportunities for adventurous activity.

With rain forest covering more than two-thirds of the land, a day at the beach with cocktail in hand is not always on an itinerary (Dominica is home to some of the region’s best beaches, though). Volcanoes, black sand, hot springs, and waterfalls greet guests beyond the beach, and there are hundreds of miles of hiking trails that end with scenic mountaintop views. Dominica’s rich, Creole culture — a mixture of West African roots, indigenous Kalinago heritage, and French and British influences — makes for wondrous culinary experiences in the quaint capital city, Roseau.

2. Jardin, Colombia: Hidden Gem of South America

Nestled high in the Andes mountains, the small Colombian town of Jardin dazzles visitors with its bright colonial architecture and bohemian charm. Check into a luxury boutique hotel in the vibrant town plaza and embark on Spanish classes and coffee plantation tours by day before enjoying gourmet Colombian cuisine by night. Just an hour away, explore underground caves and go whitewater rafting through some of South America’s most stunning landscape. Whatever you do – bring your camera – the town is a photographer’s paradise.

A short trip from Medellin, Jardin (meaning ‘garden’ in Spanish), offers an authentic atmosphere for those who appreciate wandering cobblestone streets in a town where time seems to have been suspended. Watching locals, sipping coffee, admiring the colorful architecture – or perhaps going birdwatching, riding a cable car, or horseback riding – these are the things that make Jardin unique – you never quite know what you’ll find in this little pueblo because it’s still relatively untapped by tourists.

3. Lucca, Italy: Culinary Delights

Lucca is a fairytale-like city in Tuscany, situated in the shadows of the Apuan Alps and Pisan Mountains. A prominent medieval center of silk production and by the 15th century the largest silk producer in Europe, this fortified city is now a hub of culture and a hotspot for foodies. Strolling through Lucca’s charming streets, visitors will discover ancient traditions still intact, like shop signs reflecting previous store purposes. From cycling the Renaissance walls to exploring Versailles-inspired gardens and sipping local wines with views of the city, Lucca offers a checklist of sights, eateries, and hotels for an enchanting Tuscan getaway.

Lucca impresses visitors with its enchanting, nearly car-free old town inside the historical city walls. More tranquil than Florence, Lucca invites slow strolls to enjoy its Italian flair. Gaze at the terracotta rooftop panorama from the Torre Ginigi tower. Day trips abound – Pisa and its Leaning Tower are a half-hour drive away. Reach the magical Cinque Terre villages in Liguria or Florence in 90 minutes. Lucca delivers history and charm with convenient access to key Tuscan sights.

4. Mendoza, Argentina: Wine Wonderland

Mendoza, a desert oasis in the Argentinean foothills of the Andes, is considered one of the top wine capitals globally. Home to over a thousand wineries growing the renowned malbec grape, Mendoza earned the nickname “the land of sunshine and good wine.” In addition to world-class wineries, Mendoza offers top-notch cuisine from internationally acclaimed chefs who expertly pair wines with gastronomic experiences. For adventure-seekers, the province provides plenty of adrenaline-pumping outdoor activities in the Andes, including hiking the highest peak in the Americas – Aconcagua.

With 300 days of sunshine per year, there is no bad time to visit. Mendoza has three main wine regions: Maipu (closest to downtown), Lujan de Cuyo (20 minutes further out), and Uco Valley (over an hour south). Wineries range from small, family-owned boutiques to modern architectural marvels. Focus on one region per day and visit 2-3 wineries for a relaxed pace. Mix tastings, tours, biking, and long lunches. Make reservations in advance as most wineries require them for entry. Pacing yourself allows you to fully enjoy each winery, like the wonderful food and tours at Bodega Norton where you may want to spend the whole day.

5. Timor-Leste: The Uncharted Luxury

Sitting right between Indonesia and Australia, this destination isn’t going to be considered flyover country for long. Pristine beaches, rich coral reefs, jagged mountains, and lush rainforest make Timor-Leste one of Asia’s last undiscovered treasures. Stay in thatched-roof eco-bungalows showcasing local artisanal crafts with views of perfect white sand beaches. Trek through villages lost in time and swim alongside sea turtles in clear aquamarine waters. Finish days filled with hiking, diving, and wildlife encounters with beachfront fine dining under the stars.

With stunning and extensive coral reefs along its undeveloped coasts, Timor-Leste is drawing adventurous travelers seeking world-class diving and snorkeling. Over 100 miles of wildly colorful reefs offer some of the most diverse marine life and fish varieties on earth. Daylong shore and boat diving excursions from Dili and Tutuala can cost as little as $45. Don’t miss Timor’s massive Carnival season in early spring, when the country displays its musical, dance, and elaborate traditional costume diversity in wild celebrations lasting until dawn when Dili comes alive.

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Sitting right between Indonesia and Australia, this destination isn’t going to be considered flyover country for long. Pristine beaches, rich coral reefs, jagged mountains, and lush rainforest make Timor-Leste one of Asia’s last undiscovered treasures. Stay in thatched-roof eco-bungalows showcasing local artisanal crafts with views of perfect white sand beaches. Trek through villages lost in time and swim alongside sea turtles in clear aquamarine waters. Finish days filled with hiking, diving, and wildlife encounters with beachfront fine dining under the stars.

With stunning and extensive coral reefs along its undeveloped coasts, Timor-Leste is drawing adventurous travelers seeking world-class diving and snorkeling. Over 100 miles of wildly colorful reefs offer some of the most diverse marine life and fish varieties on earth. Daylong shore and boat diving excursions from Dili and Tutuala can cost as little as $45. Don’t miss Timor’s massive Carnival season in early spring, when the country displays its musical, dance, and elaborate traditional costume diversity in wild celebrations lasting until dawn when Dili comes alive.