Rahimoana Villa | Eagles Nest Resort

Designed by Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects, the Rahimoana Villa is part of the beautiful Eagle´s Nest Resort in Bay of Islands - New Zealand. This presidential villa offers stunning 320 degree views of the Bay. At the Villa you can enjoy a a state of the art gym, heated Jacuzzi, sauna and a heated infinity swimming pool. Private amenities include a Porsche Cayenne to experience the idyllic landscape, a personal concierge, and daily maintenance of the villa´s guests clothes.

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The 7Th Room Treehouse

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WHITE DESERT ANTARCTICA

If setting foot on the most remote continent on Earth is on your bucket list, White Desert Antarctica offers a way to do it in absolute style. Founded by polar explorer Patrick Woodhead, White Desert redefines what it means to experience the last great wilderness, combining luxury, sustainability, and adventure in one of the planet’s most surreal settings. Guests fly from Cape Town directly to the heart of Antarctica, landing on the company’s Wolf’s Fan...
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RIVER HOUSE | SERBIA

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