On an excursion to the ancient city of Petra, Jordan, clients helicoptered in after-hours so they could tour the ruins alone. Another trip, this one to Camp Sarika, the Utah desert retreat billed as America’s most luxe glamping experience, offered visitors the run of the place before it opened to the public. Then there was the tour of Frogmore, the closed-to-the-public English “cottage” where Harry and Meghan lived before decamping to the U.S.
All are worthy contenders, but the ultimate example of the latest trend in super-luxe travel has to be a particular Bahamas angling adventure: A stealth diver with a stash of previously captured live fish was concealed beneath the boat to hook one onto the line if the anglers failed to catch enough fish on their own.
