For travelers looking for luxury and cabin flexibility (Sea Star offers several suites that can be used for up to 3 people) in an intimate yacht setting, Sea Star delivers a top-end experience in all regards. The modern-style, tastefully appointed 16-passenger vessel offers contemporary touches and very comfortable cabin sizes at very reasonable price points. Itineraries are either 5 days or 6 days in length and include visits to many highlight sites in the islands with an expert guide. This 140 foot yacht is always a traveler favorite.

Origin, Theory & Evolve are identical 20-passenger luxury yachts that represent some of the finest options in Galapagos small ship cruising. Blending tasteful design, luxurious amenities (the vessels are Relais and Chateaux designated) and sustainability, "OTE" offer the future of Galapagos cruising today. A 20 guest maximum means two private guides (for a ratio of no more than 10 guests to a guide) and the vessels also feature additional perks uncommon to Galapagos cruises like triple occupancy cabins, an onboard concierge, open bar, a glass-bottom zodiac, and more!

A lovely "all suites" hotel located a couple short blocks from Cusco's Plaza de Armas, Casa Cartagena is a unique luxury hotel offering a superb value for high end stays in Cusco. Built in a historic "casona" the property offers 17 well-appointed suites and a full array of services, including a restaurant and spa. Incan stones combine with colonial architecture and a beautiful courtyard sets the scene for a peaceful base for exploration in the former capital of the Incan Empire.

Located in a convenient and central part of Lima's upscale Miraflores neighborhood, the Hilton is one of our favorite high-end hotels in the city. Rooms are spacious and well-appointed and prices are extremely reasonable for a 5-star city hotel. There are fancier options available for those desiring something more luxurious, but Hilton checks all the boxes for a comfortable, top-level stay in Peru's capital city.

Located just outside of downtown El Calafate, right along the lakefront, Xelena is a fantastic option for a full-service, high end Patagonia hotel to serve as a base for exploration in the area. The hotel offers a full range of amenities including a lovely indoor pool and restaurant, all with sweeping views of Lago Argentino. Many excellent restaurants in town are reachable via a short taxi ride, and walking along the lakeside boardwalk is a nice option for free afternoons and evenings.

Located on the northeast edge of Torres del Paine National Park in the shadow of the Paine Massif, Estancia Cerro Guido offers a unique experience for this part of Patagonia. The lodge has 10 tastefully-appointed rooms and sits on private property of nearly 250,000 acres (much of which is still a working ranch) in one of the most coveted and picturesque areas in all of Patagonia.

Cumbres Lastarria offers a stylish, modern experience in a historic part of the city. Located in Santiago's Bohemian Lastarria neighborhood, Cumbres is a sanctuary in the middle of a bustling area on the edge of downtown. The area is full of chic bistros, shops and bars and is excellent for exploring on foot.

The Cormorant II is a brand new luxury mega-catamaran set to begin sailing in 2023. Equipped with ample cabins and the most sophisticated design, Cormorant II aims to provide the smoothest of sailing throughout the Galapagos archipelago. Additionally, spacious social areas include two well-attended bars, briefing room, indoor dining room, alfresco dining area, and a panoramic sundeck with a jacuzzi. Cormorant II is certain to be one of the top small-ship luxury vessels in the Galapagos.