These private jet itineraries could cost you almost $200,000

Remote Lands, the ultra-luxe tour operator offering bespoke travel to 38 countries in Asia, unveils its 2025’s Private Jet Expedition itineraries with long-term partner, the preeminent luxury hospitality and lifestyle brand Aman.

These small-group adventures for up to 18 guests showcase diverse destinations from Morocco to Bhutan, highlighting the regions’ culture, history, cuisine and spirituality with an emphasis on experiences that can only be obtained through Remote Lands’ exclusive access.

Since 2013, Remote Lands and Aman have partnered to provide deep, meaningful jet expeditions unlike any other. Each trip includes accommodations in extraordinary Aman properties, private transport in an Airbus ACJ 319, and immersive, globe-spanning experiences such as a helicopter ride around Mount Everest followed by a Champagne breakfast at 14,000 feet, a hike to Bhutan’s resplendent cliffside Tiger’s Nest monastery, a private yacht excursion through the geological wonder of Phang Nga Bay, and a fashion show at the home of Cambodia’s top fashion designer.

About the itineraries

The highly customized itineraries offer the flexibility for guests to enjoy personalized touring with a private car, driver and guide for each couple or solo traveler, delving deeper into special interests and needs.

Remote Lands’ expert team of travel specialists ensure the once-in-a-lifetime experience is perfectly tailored to the individual, offering thoughtfully curated experiences with extraordinary people in special locations throughout the journey.

The Grandest Tour – April 19 – May 9, 2025 (21 Nights)

Rates start at $188,888 per person, based on double occupancy.

The Grandest Tour returns in 2025 offering guests lodging in six Aman sanctuaries across seven different countries, in just one three-week journey by private jet. Commencing at Aman Tokyo, guests will journey from the ultra-modern city to the ruins of the Classical Era in Greece where there will stay at modern day acropolis, Amanzoe. With stops in between to explore Vietnam’s stunning Vinh Hy Bay, to cruise through Thailand’s UNESCO-protected Phang Nga Bay aboard a yacht and experience a long-life blessing ceremony in Paro, Bhutan, this experience is a global journey of discovery. Guests will also enjoy a special touch down at the iconic Taj Mahal, and, new in 2025, have the chance to spend two nights in the ancient silk road city of Samarkand in Uzbekistan.

Around the World in Three Continents  September 7-27, 2025 (20 nights)

Rates start at $198,888 per person, based on double occupancy.

Spanning three continents, from Asia to Europe and concluding in northern Africa, Around the World in Three Continents is Remote Lands’ most diverse Aman Jet Expedition to date. Travelers will experience dramatic contrast, traveling through cities, deserts, tropical islands and ancient centers of civilization to see the palaces and temples of imperial Kyoto, the souks and medinas of imperial Marrakech, and more. The 20-night journey begins in Kyoto, with stops for relaxation on a private island in the Philippines; exploration of the world’s largest Buddhist temple in Borobudur, Indonesia; a private yacht excursion and dolphin quest in the Maldives; a visit to Al Alam Palace, the official residence of Sultan Qaboos in Oman; a tour of Venice with a private boat, captain and guide; and a sunrise hot air balloon flight at the conclusion in Marrakech, Morocco.

A Mindful and Cultural Journey – October 19 – November 2, 2025 (14 nights)

Rates start at $118,888 per person, based on double occupancy.

Travellers will learn about wellness and mindfulness on a journey through the spiritual heart of Asia to four Buddhist and Hindu influenced countries: Nepal, Bhutan, India and Sri Lanka. Hosted by an ordained Zen Master (Dharmacharya), the trip begins in the Himalayas and concludes on the tropical beaches of Sri Lanka. Highlights include a helicopter ride around Mt. Everest followed a Champagne breakfast at 14,000 feet, mindfulness sessions with a spiritual leader, and tiger safaris in Ranthambore National Park in India.

Discover Southeast Asia  November 2-15, 2025 (13 nights)

Rates start at $74,888 per person, based on double occupancy.

Discover Southeast Asia is an in-depth two-week cultural journey through the heart of a compelling and diverse region, taking in ancient civilizations, UNESCO-listed old towns, dramatic coastlines and metropolitan areas. Breaking new ground on Aman Jet Expeditions, guests will stay at the highly-anticipated Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, which is set to open in late 2024, in the exuberant Thailand capital of Bangkok. Guests will see an ethical elephant sanctuary in Laos, a fashion show at the home of Cambodia’s top fashion designer, a Baci ceremony with a Lao Prince, and the ancient Khmer temples of Angkor from a private helicopter tour above Siem Reap, Cambodia, while staying at Amansara, just a stone’s throw away from the UNESCO-listed temples.

For more information, including itineraries and pricing, visit remotelands.com

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