Explore the best of Europe on a private jet
With private jet travel more in demand than ever before, luxury hotel group Oetker Collection is launching an eye-catching ‘European Odyssey’, which will see discerning guests flown between four of Europe’s premier destinations on a lavish Legacy 600 private jet.
Over 12 days from April next year, the plush jet will whisk guests to London, Baden-Baden, Cap d’Antibes and Paris to experience the best in art, history and gastronomy at four of the Oetker’s finest European hotels:
The Lanesborough, London;
Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa, Baden-Baden
;
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Cap d’Antibes
; and
Le Bristol, Paris
.
The quintessentially British The Lanesborough
London will be the first stop, where guests will stay at the quintessentially British
. With the iconic London hotel as their base, guests will have exclusive access to some of the capital’s most well known landmarks, including private helicopter trips to Highclere Castle and Stonehenge, and a private view of Alnwick Castle and the Waddeston estate. The Lanesborough Club & Spa will also be opening its doors in March 2017, meaning guests will be some of the first to experience one of London’s most exclusive private member’s fitness and health clubs.
Departing London to Baden-Baden in southwestern Germany’s Black Forest, guests will embark on a stay at one of Europe’s finest spas.
Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa
has been a haven for the travelling elite since 1872, where the modern luxuries of a private home are wedded to state-of-the-art detox facilities. Here, guests can pay a visit to renowned interior designer Axel Vervoordt’s private 12th century home, as well as Germany’s oldest golf club, the Belle Epoque Casino, and a number of galleries.
One of Europe’s finest spas, Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa
Heading south, the party will stop in Milan, where guests will have the chance to explore a private collection of pianos before continuing onto Nice. Once on the French Riviera, guests can visit the Picasso exhibition at Château Grimaldi and stroll along the Promenade des Anglais. The day will end at the legendary
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc
on Cap D’Antibes, overlooking the Mediterranean.
The legendary Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc overlooking the Mediterranean
The jet will then depart toward Paris, stopping off in Provence to explore Burgundy’s vineyards. Upon arrival in the City of Love, travellers will receive a private invitation to the Louis Vuitton Foundation, exclusive access to the Hermès and Berlutti ateliers and the chance to discover Maison Chaumet. The high-flying experience will draw to a glamorous close at palatial Parisian hotel,
Le Bristol
.
Le Bristol Paris, where the ‘European Odyssey’ will draw to a close Wow, what a trip! Perfect for travellers who enjoy the finer things in life, the ‘European Odyssey’ makes for an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime adventure, sampling the best the continent has to offer. This exceptional journey will launch on April 22nd, 2017.