Where we take you
Six destinations, deeply known.
We don’t sell everywhere. We know these six places well — their rhythms, the right stays, and the experiences that actually stay with a group long after the trip ends.
South Asia · Indian Ocean
Sri Lanka
7–10 nights ideal
Groups of 4–12
3hr from Dubai
Best time to visit
Dec – April (West Coast)
About this destination
Tea highlands, ancient kingdoms, and the south coast at dusk.
Sri Lanka rewards slow travel. It’s compact enough to move through three completely different landscapes in a week — colonial Colombo, the misty hill country where tea grows in terraces above the clouds, and a south coast where boutique villas open onto empty Indian Ocean beaches. A Bondtrips group journey here is designed to feel unhurried: the right pace, the right stays, and at least one experience that wasn’t in any guidebook.
Key places to visit
City · Culture
Colombo
The capital rewards a day or two — Pettah bazaar, Gangaramaya Temple, the Galle Face promenade at sunset. Better than its reputation suggests.
UNESCO · Ancient City
Sigiriya
A 5th century rock fortress rising 200m from the jungle. Climb at dawn before the crowds. The frescoes alone are worth the journey north.
Hill Country · Scenery
Ella & Nuwara Eliya
The train from Kandy to Ella is one of the great rail journeys in Asia — emerald tea terraces, waterfalls, mist. Arrive into Ella at golden hour.
Sacred City · Heritage
Kandy
Home to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth. Set in a valley of hills and lakes. The Esala Perahera procession — if the timing aligns — is unforgettable.
Wildlife · Safari
Yala National Park
The highest density of leopards on earth. Elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles. A private jeep dawn safari hits differently than a standard tour.
UNESCO · Coastal Fort
Galle Fort
A Dutch colonial fort on the southern tip. Walk the ramparts at sunset. Boutique restaurants and galleries fill the old Dutch merchant houses within
Sample journey flow
8 nights
Group of 6 · Colombo → Hill Country → South Coast
Day 1
Colombo
Arrive & Reset
Pre-arranged airport transfers to a boutique property in Colombo 7. No programme tonight — drinks on the rooftop, a local dinner nearby, and the first proper exhale.
- Bondtrips moment: unstructured first evening by design
Day 2
Colombo
Colombo discovery
Private walking tour of Pettah and the Fort district. Lunch at a local home — not a restaurant. Gangaramaya Temple in the afternoon. Free evening to explore Galle Face.
Day 3
Sigiriya
Ancient kingdoms
Private driver north through the Cultural Triangle. Sigiriya Rock at dawn — before the heat and crowds. Afternoon at leisure in a jungle lodge. Village cycle at dusk.
- Bondtrips moment: private access to Sigiriya pre-opening
Day 4–5
Kandy → Ella
The great train journey
Temple of the Tooth in Kandy — reserved entry. Overnight in the hills. Next morning: the legendary Kandy–Ella train through tea country. Reserved first-class carriage for the group.
- Bondtrips moment: private carriage, picnic en route
Day 6
Ella
Unrushed morning
No transfers today. Nine Arches Bridge at sunrise. Tea plantation walk. Cooking class in a local home — make rice and curry from scratch, eat it together. This is often the day people talk about most.
- Bondtrips moment: group cooking class, long table lunch
Day 7–8
South Coast
Private villa, south coast
Private villa with a pool, a dedicated cook, and direct Indian Ocean access near Mirissa or Tangalle. One long-table dinner on the beach. One morning with no alarm and nowhere to be.
- Bondtrips moment: private chef beach dinner
Day 9
Departure
End well
A calm final morning. Transfers organised so the last hours aren’t a rush. The journey closes with intention, not a 4am scramble.
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
7–10 nights
Group size
4–12 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~3 hours direct
Best months
Dec–April (west & south)
Currency
Sri Lankan Rupee
Visa
ETA online, easy
Good to know
- The Kandy–Ella train is one of Asia's great rail journeys. We book first-class reserved seats — don't leave it to chance.
- Yala safaris are best at dawn. We schedule this early to get the park before larger tour groups arrive.
- South coast villas sleep 6–12 comfortably and often work out significantly cheaper per person than hotel rooms.
- Avoid Colombo airport hotels — the city is 40 minutes away and worth the stay.
Caucasus · Eastern Europe
Georgia
5–8 nights ideal
Groups of 4–10
4hr from Dubai
About this destination
Ancient wine, high Caucasus, and a city that never sleeps.
Georgia is the world’s oldest wine region — 8,000 years of winemaking, still done in clay qvevri buried in the earth. The capital Tbilisi is one of the most characterful cities in the region: crumbling Soviet balconies, sulphur bathhouses, rooftop bars, a medieval old town. An hour north, the Caucasus mountains rise to snow-capped peaks above monastery-filled valleys. For groups who like food, wine, culture, and scenery in equal measure, Georgia is extraordinary value for a genuinely distinctive trip.
Key places to visit
Capital · Culture
Tbilisi Old Town
Narikala fortress, the sulphur baths of Abanotubani, the Bridge of Peace, and a dining scene that punches far above what you’d expect. The rooftop bars are legendary.
Mountains · Epic scenery
Kazbegi & the Caucasus
The Georgian Military Highway winds north to Kazbegi, where the Gergeti Trinity Church sits above the clouds at 2,170m. The drive alone is unforgettable.
Wine · Countryside
Kakheti Wine Region
The Alazani Valley is Georgia’s wine heartland. Private winery visits, qvevri tastings, and long lunches under a grape arbour with a local family.
UNESCO · Ancient Town
Mtskheta
Georgia’s ancient capital and spiritual heart. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the Jvari Monastery on the hill above — a half-day here anchors the trip in history.
Medieval · Architecture
Sighnaghi
The “City of Love” — a hilltop town in Kakheti with panoramic Alazani Valley views and a remarkably well-preserved medieval wall. Perfect for a wine-soaked afternoon.
Experience · Tbilisi
Sulphur Baths (Abanotubani)
Natural sulphur springs beneath the old town. Booking a private bath for the group is one of those low-key shared experiences that defines the trip.
Sample journey flow
6 nights
Group of 6 · Tbilisi → Kazbegi → Kakheti
Day 1
Tbilisi
Arrive & Reset
Boutique guesthouse in the Old Town, within walking distance of everything. First night: sulphur baths for the group, then dinner at a traditional supra (Georgian feast) with a local host.
- Bondtrips moment: private supra with local family
Day 2
Tbilisi
Old Town exploration
Walking tour of Narikala, the carved balconies of the Old Town, Metekhi Church. Afternoon cable car up to Narikala fortress. Evening on one of the city’s iconic rooftop bars.
Day 3
Kazbegi
Into the mountains
Private driver north on the Georgian Military Highway — one of the world’s great drives. Stop at the Zhinvali Reservoir and Ananuri Fortress. Arrive Kazbegi for sunset with the Gergeti Church silhouette above.
- Bondtrips moment: private vehicle, scenic picnic stop
Day 4–5
Kazbegi
Unrushed mountain morning
No alarm. Optional hike to Gergeti Trinity Church for those who want it — or a morning at the guesthouse with views across the valley. Afternoon back to Tbilisi via Mtskheta stop.
- Bondtrips moment: protected free morning in the mountains
Day 6
Kakheti
Wine country
East to the Alazani Valley. Private visit to a family winery — crush grapes if in season, taste qvevri amber wine, eat whatever the grandmother has made. Sighnaghi for sunset over the valley.
- Bondtrips moment: private family winery, long lunch
Day 6–7
Tbilisi
Final evening & end well
Return to Tbilisi. Free afternoon. The group’s final dinner is reserved at one of the city’s best restaurants — long table, Georgian wine, no rush. Morning departure with unhurried transfers.
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
5–8 nights
Group size
4–10 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~4 hours
Best months
May–Jun, Sep–Oct
Currency
Georgian Lari
Visa
Visa-free for most GCC residents
Good to know
- A Georgian supra (feast) is the cultural highlight — not a restaurant, but a local family's table with 20+ dishes and endless toasts.
- Kazbegi is best reached by private vehicle — the public marshrutka is scenic but inflexible. We always arrange private transfers.
- Georgia is exceptional value. Budget trips feel luxurious. It's possible to eat and drink extraordinarily well for very little.
East Africa · Safari
Kenya
7–12 nights ideal
Groups of 4–10
5hr from Dubai
About this destination
The Great Migration, Swahili coast, and mornings on the Mara.
Kenya is not one trip — it’s several layered on top of each other. Nairobi has a sophisticated food and art scene people never expect. The Masai Mara in peak migration season (July–October) is one of the genuine wildlife spectacles on earth. And the Swahili coast — Watamu, Lamu, Diani — offers white-sand beaches that feel nothing like anything else in the region. A Bondtrips Kenya journey typically combines two of these: safari and coast, or Mara and culture.
Key places to visit
Safari · Wildlife
Masai Mara
The world’s greatest wildlife spectacle. Year-round game, but the Great Migration crossing of the Mara River (July–Oct) is extraordinary. Private conservancies mean fewer vehicles, better encounters.
Capital · Culture
Nairobi
Better than its reputation. The Giraffe Centre, Karen Blixen Museum, Carnivore restaurant, and a genuinely sophisticated dining and arts scene. A day here before safari shifts the frame.
Wildlife · Scenery
Amboseli
Elephant herds against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro. Amboseli is smaller and more intimate than the Mara — best for photographers and groups who want a calmer safari pace.
Coastal · Swahili
Lamu Archipelago
A UNESCO World Heritage island where no cars exist. Donkeys, dhows, labyrinthine coral-stone streets. One of the most singular places in Africa. Best reached by small aircraft from Nairobi.
Beach · Indian Ocean
Diani Beach
South of Mombasa, Diani is Kenya’s best beach: 17km of white sand, warm Indian Ocean, and increasingly good boutique accommodation. A proper group wind-down after safari.
Landscape · Dramatic
Great Rift Valley
Lake Nakuru’s flamingo flocks, Hell’s Gate’s canyon walks, Lake Naivasha boat rides. The Rift Valley lookout on the A104 is one of the great sudden views in all of Africa.
Sample journey flow
9 nights
Group of 8 · Nairobi → Masai Mara → Lamu Coast
Day 1
Nairobi
Arrive & Reset in Nairobi
A boutique property in Karen (the quiet, leafy suburb favoured by long-term residents). Evening at Talisman or Cultiva — Nairobi’s dining scene surprises most visitors.
Day 2
Nairobi
Nairobi highlights
Giraffe Centre at breakfast. David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage (baby elephant feeding). Karen Blixen Museum. Afternoon at leisure in Westlands or the Village Market.
- Bondtrips moment: private Giraffe Centre early access
Day 3–6
Masai Mara
Mara safari — private conservancy
Charter flight to an airstrip in a private conservancy bordering the Mara. Four days of game drives — dawn and dusk, private vehicle, no other jeeps on sighting. Possible migration crossing Jul–Oct. Sundowners in the bush each evening.
- Bondtrips moment: private conservancy access, bush dinner
Day 7–9
Kazbegi
Swahili coast wind-down
Charter flight to Lamu. Three nights in a traditional Swahili house. Dhow sailing at sunset, rooftop dinners, complete decompression. No cars, no noise, no itinerary pressure.
- Bondtrips moment: private dhow sunset sail
Day 10
Departure
End well
Morning at leisure in Lamu. Flight back to Nairobi, connecting internationally. Final dinner in Nairobi if timing allows.
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
7–12 nights
Group size
4–10 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~5 hours direct
Best months
July – October
Currency
Kenyan Shilling
Visa
eTA required, straightforward
Good to know
- Private conservancies surrounding the Mara offer dramatically better experiences than the main reserve — fewer vehicles, night drives, walking safaris.
- Internal charter flights between regions are essential for a good Kenya trip. We build these into every itinerary.
- Peak migration (Aug–Sep) needs to be booked 6–12 months ahead. Reach out early.
Southeast Asia · Indonesia
Bali
6–9 nights ideal
Groups of 4–14
7hr from Dubai
About this destination
Rice terraces, temple rituals, and private villas above the jungle.
Bali is the world’s most visited island for good reason — but most people only see one version of it. A Bondtrips Bali journey goes deeper: private villas in Ubud with rice terrace views, a cooking class in a family compound, a sunrise temple ceremony with a local guide, and beach time at Seminyak or the quieter Canggu. The island rewards those who move between its zones thoughtfully rather than staying in one resort the whole time.
Key places to visit
Cultural Heart · Ubud
Ubud & Rice Terraces
The Tegallalang and Jatiluwih rice terraces are UNESCO-listed. Ubud itself has remarkable galleries, healers, and the best food scene on the island. Base here for at least 3 nights.
Sacred · Iconic
Tanah Lot & Uluwatu
Tanah Lot at sunset is a cliché for a reason. Uluwatu’s clifftop Kecak fire dance at dusk is genuinely extraordinary. Both reward getting there before the crowds.
Beach · Nightlife
Seminyak & Canggu
Seminyak has Bali’s best beach clubs and restaurants. Canggu is more laid-back — surf breaks, rice paddies, cafes that bleed into each other. Pair with Ubud for balance.
Adventure · Landscape
Mount Batur
A pre-dawn hike to the rim of an active volcanic caldera. Watch the sunrise over Mount Agung and the cloud layer below. One of the best shared physical experiences a group can have here.
Diving · Marine life
Nusa Penida & Nusa Lembongan
The islands off Bali’s southeast coast offer dramatic clifftop scenery, manta rays, mola mola (oceanic sunfish), and crystal clear water. A full day trip by private boat.
Culture · Food
Balinese Cooking Experience
A dawn market visit to buy ingredients, followed by a cooking class in a traditional family compound. Learn to make rendang, sate lilit, lawar — then eat it all together for lunch.
Sample journey flow
7 nights
Group of 8 · Ubud → Seminyak → Nusa islands
Day 1
Ubud
Arrive & Reset in Nairobi
Private villa in the rice terraces above Ubud. The pool deck looks out over jungle canopy. Tonight: in-villa dinner, the chef cooks, no one has to decide anything.
- Bondtrips moment: private in-villa chef dinner
Day 2
Ubud
Shared discovery — cooking class
Dawn market in Ubud with a local guide. Back to a family compound for a cooking class. Make four traditional Balinese dishes together. Long table lunch under the banyan tree.
- Bondtrips moment: market-to-table cooking class
Day 3
Ubud & surrounds
Temple & terrain
Tirta Empul sacred spring. Tegallalang rice terrace walk. Optional: healer session at a traditional Balian compound. Sunset at Campuhan Ridge with the valley turning gold below.
Day 4
Mount Batur
Sunrise on the volcano
2am start. Pre-dawn hike by torch to the Batur caldera rim. Sunrise over the volcanic lake and Mount Agung behind. Hot breakfast on the summit. Back for an unrushed afternoon at the villa.
- Bondtrips moment: private guided dawn hike
Day 5–6
Departure
Beach & beach clubs
Move to Seminyak for two nights. Long pool days, Potato Head beach club, dinner at Merah Putih. One evening at Uluwatu for the Kecak dance at sunset. The right balance of culture and indulgence.
Day 7
Nusa Lembongan
Island day trip & end well
Private boat to Nusa Lembongan. Snorkelling with mantas (seasonal). Cliff views at Devil’s Tear. Back for a final dinner in Seminyak — the group’s last night done properly.
- Bondtrips moment: private boat, final long-table dinner
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
6–9 nights
Group size
4–14 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~7 hours (1 stop)
Best months
May – September
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah
Visa
Visa on arrival (30 days)
Good to know
- Private villa rental for a group of 8+ often costs less per person than hotel rooms — and gives you a pool, a kitchen, and your own space.
- Ubud and Seminyak feel like different countries. We always recommend splitting the trip between the two rather than staying in one area.
- The rainy season (Nov–Mar) brings afternoon showers but mornings are usually clear. Shoulder season is very good value.
Indian Ocean · Island Nation
Maldives
5–7 nights ideal
Groups of 4–12
3.5hr from Dubai
About this destination
The Indian Ocean like you've never actually experienced it.
Most people think they know the Maldives — overwater bungalows, turquoise water, a honeymoon backdrop. A Bondtrips group journey here is different: private island access, shared experiences on the ocean, the bioluminescent beach at midnight, manta ray diving at dawn. The Maldives for a group is less about lying still and more about the rare privilege of sharing one of the world’s most spectacular ocean environments — together.
Key places & experiences
Stay · Iconic
Private Island Resorts
Certain resorts occupy their own island — complete privacy, no day-trippers, no sharing the reef. For groups, a resort buyout or an overwater villa cluster is the way to travel here.
Marine · World-class
Manta & Whale Shark Diving
The South Ari Atoll has the world’s most reliable whale shark sightings year-round. Manta point in the North Malé Atoll offers mantas at cleaning stations. Private guide, private boat.
Experience · Local
Traditional Dhoni Sailing
A private traditional dhow for sunset — fishing, snorkelling at a sandbank, watching the sky turn pink and then purple over flat Indian Ocean water. One of the best evenings possible here.
Night · Rare
Bioluminescent Beach
Certain islands — particularly in the Raa and Baa Atolls — have beaches that glow blue at night due to bioluminescent plankton. The right timing and the right location. We know where to go.
Dining · Memorable
Underwater & Sandbank Dining
Private dinner on a sandbank that emerges from the ocean at low tide. Or an underwater restaurant — genuinely extraordinary. Both are experiences, not just meals.
Adventure · Ocean
Surfing Breaks (South Malé)
The Maldives is a world-class surf destination — consistent Indian Ocean swells, warm water, no wetsuit needed. Sultans and Honky’s are the best-known breaks, best April–October.
Sample journey flow
6 nights
Group of 6 · Malé → South Ari Atoll
Day 1
Malé → Resort
Arrive & Reset in Nairobi
Seaplane transfer from Velana International Airport (often 30–45 minutes of aerial Indian Ocean views). Arrival at resort in the afternoon. First evening is deliberately unscheduled — swim, watch the sunset, breathe.
- Bondtrips moment: private seaplane, sunset arrival
Day 2
South Ari Atoll
Whale shark morning
Dawn boat to the whale shark hotspot in the South Ari Atoll Marine Protected Area. Swimming with whale sharks in the open ocean — in-water time, then back for a late breakfast together.
- Bondtrips moment: private guide, open-ocean whale sharks
Day 3
Maldives
Unrushed morning
Today has no plan. The reef is accessible from the beach — take a mask and explore independently. Afternoon optional: house reef dive for certified divers. The group reconvenes for sundowners on the jetty.
- Bondtrips moment: scheduled free day by design
Day 4
Sandbank
Sandbank picnic & manta point
Private dhoni to a sandbank that appears above the ocean at low tide — nowhere, perfectly. Snorkelling, lunch served on the sandbank, then across to the manta cleaning station in the afternoon.
- Bondtrips moment: private sandbank lunch, manta encounter
Day 5
Local island
Local island visit
A short boat ride to a local inhabited island — the side of the Maldives visitors rarely see. Meet a fishing family, walk the village, watch traditional boat building. Context that makes the luxury more meaningful.
Day 6
Bioluminescent beach
Last night — bioluminescence & end well
A final dinner on the beach. Then, at midnight — the bioluminescent beach. Blue light pulsing underfoot in the waves. Not something that can be planned — only experienced. The trip ends here.
- Bondtrips moment: private midnight bioluminescent beach visit
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
5–7 nights
Group size
4–12 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~3.5 hours direct
Best months
Nov – April
Currency
USD widely accepted
Visa
Free on arrival (30 days)
Good to know
- Seaplane slots are limited and must be booked well in advance — particularly during peak season (Dec–Feb). We handle this as part of the trip build.
- Resort buyout for a group of 10–12 is sometimes comparable in cost to booking individual villas — and gives the island entirely to yourselves.
- Alcohol is not available on local islands (only resort islands). We plan around this according to group preference.
Indian Ocean · Island Nation
Oman
6–10 nights ideal
Groups of 4–12
1hr from Dubai
About this destination
Arabia without the noise — ancient, vast, and unhurried.
Oman is one hour from Dubai and feels like a different world. The Hajar mountains are dramatic and almost completely empty. The wadis — canyon rivers running through the desert — are extraordinary to swim in. Muscat is a low-rise, incense-scented capital that moves at its own pace. And the Wahiba Sands offer the desert experience that most people think you need to go to further-flung places to find. For Dubai-based groups, Oman is the hidden-in-plain-sight destination: close, magnificent, and chronically underestimated.
Key places to visit
Capital · History
Muscat
The Grand Mosque (one of the largest in the world), the Sultan’s Al Alam Palace, Muttrah Souq at dusk — one of the last authentic trading souqs in the Gulf. Beautiful, human-scaled, fragrant.
Mountains · Dramatic
Jebel Akhdar & Hajar Range
The “Green Mountain” rises above 3,000m. Terraced rose gardens, cool air, dramatic canyon viewpoints, ancient villages clinging to cliffs. A complete contrast to the coast below.
Landscape · Swimming
Wadi Shab & Wadi Bani Khalid
Swimming through gorges into secret pools inside caves. Wadi Shab requires a short boat crossing then an hour’s walk — the cave pool at the end is worth every step. Go early.
UNESCO · Heritage
Nizwa Fort & Souq
The ancient interior capital. The Friday cattle and goat market is something from another century entirely. The fort and falaj (ancient irrigation channels) are UNESCO-listed.
Wildlife · Seasonal
Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve
Green turtles nest and hatch on this beach year-round, with peak season June–September. A night visit to watch hatching is one of the most extraordinary wildlife encounters in the region.
Desert · Experience
Wahiba Sands
Oman’s desert — 12,000 square kilometres of terracotta dunes. Dune driving, camel sunset, overnight camping with a Bedouin family under an extraordinary star canopy.
Sample journey flow
7 nights
Group of 6 · Muscat → Interior → Coast
Day 1
Muscat
Arrive & Reset in Nairobi
An hour from Dubai, but a different world. Boutique riad in the old Muttrah area. First evening: incense, karak tea, Muttrah Corniche at sunset. Dinner at a rooftop above the harbour.
- Bondtrips moment: sunset corniche walk, private rooftop dinner
Day 2
Muscat
Muscat exploration
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque (open to non-Muslims mornings only). Muttrah Souq with a local guide who knows the best frankincense and silver traders. Old Muscat: Al Alam Palace, forts, the old diplomatic quarter.
Day 3
Wadi Shab
Wadi swimming
Drive south to Wadi Shab. Boat crossing, hour’s walk through the gorge, then swimming through increasingly narrow passageways into the cave pool. Picnic on the rocks. Return via Sur’s dhow-building yard.
- Bondtrips moment: private picnic in the wadi
Day 4
Wahiba Sands
Desert & stars
Drive into the Wahiba. Dune driving at sunset. A Bedouin camp — simple, not touristy. Dinner over a fire. No light pollution — the Milky Way visible in full. Sleep under canvas or open sky.
- Bondtrips moment: private Bedouin camp, overnight stars
Day 5
Nizwa & interior
Ancient Oman
Nizwa Fort and the Friday souq (if timing allows — cattle market starts early). Drive through the Hajar mountains: Jebel Akhdar terraces, apple orchards, rose water distilleries. Overnight in a clifftop lodge.
Day 6
Jebel Akhdar
Unrushed mountain morning
No transfers. Sunrise over the canyon from the lodge terrace. Optional village walk. A long, slow morning. The group’s pace is entirely their own. Drive back to Muscat in the afternoon.
- Bondtrips moment: full free morning by design
Day 7
Muscat
End well
Return to Muscat. Last afternoon at Qurum beach. Final dinner at a long table on the corniche. Transfers to the airport at a civilised hour. The drive home is one hour.
- Destination overview
At a glance
Ideal duration
6–10 nights
Group size
4–12 travellers
Flight from Dubai
~1 hour (or drive ~5hr)
Best months
October – March
Currency
Omani Rial (strong)
Visa
eVisa or on arrival
Good to know
- A 4WD is essential for the Wahiba Sands and Jebel Akhdar. We always arrange private 4WD transport with experienced local drivers.
- Oman is one of the safest countries in the Arab world and deeply hospitable — an easy sell for groups with mixed confidence about Middle East travel.
- Some Dubai-based groups drive to Oman via Hatta — the border crossing is straightforward and the mountain scenery starts immediately.
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