How You Travel Matters

Hide away in your own overwater bungalow in the Maldives. Indulge in the elegance of a celebrity-owned villa in the Caribbean. Or reconnect with nature on a jungle island off Madagascar.... There’s an island for any traveler’s dream. And from...

Indagare’s Kathryn Nathanson just returned from a scouting trip to Scotland, visiting the Isle of Skye, the Scottish Highlands and Edinburgh. Below, she tells us why you should think about visiting Scotland now, plus her favorite restaurants, shops and hotel...

Mario R. Mercado details your summer arts preview: what’s on at the world’s leading institutions—including the latest exhibitions and the newest museums—plus the top tickets worth traveling for.

Boston is only around 200 miles from New York City, and there is no shortage of options to get between the two (Amtrak’s Acela and Northeast Regional service, multiple direct flights every hour out of Laguardia, Newark and JFK; or...

A trip to New Zealand is an epic 10/10: the world-class lodges, the food, the people, the landscapes—which range from mountains to woods to beach to farmland–and everything is stunning.

In April, 2023, I hosted a very special journey to southeastern Sicily and Palermo. We explored UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Val di Noto, Ragusa and Siracusa, but we also met with some of the residents who are working...

Fresh lobster rolls, colonial cottages, sea breezes at sunset: there is a certain magic about summer on the East Coast. Whether you prefer the beach or the country—or a mix of the two—the Northeast has it all for families, friends...

Indagare’s Bridget McElroy and several members of the Indagare team recently traveled to Istanbul and Cappadocia, where they took in the city’s glorious cultural sights, stayed at the brand-new Peninsula Istanbul right on the Bosphorus and experienced Cappadocia’s surreal volcanic...

Of around 6,000 islands in Greece, 227 are inhabited—so, yes, there are less crowded islands to explore. In the 1950s, some 180,000 people in total visited Greece each year—today, Santorini has more than two million visitors a year.

With its fairy-tale castles and an alluring blend of Gothic, Egyptian, Moorish and Renaissance history, Sintra should be more than just a day trip from Lisbon. Indagare's Abby Sandman crafts the ultimate itinerary. Plus, experience a taste of of Sintra...

Indagare’s Eliza Harris reports on her recent trip to New Zealand, where she explored both the North and South islands, experiencing the country’s jaw-dropping natural beauty and warm hospitality. 

Textile designer and former painter Madeline Weinrib has always embraced authenticity, in her own aesthetic and in her approach to color, pattern, scale and techniques that “favor hand over machine and tradition to automation.” These choices are reflected in her...

Spain’s capital draws in travelers from all over with its enormous parks, vibrant energy and mouthwatering tapas—what visitors will also find is easy access to some of the most celebrated works of art in the world. The Prado Museum, Reina...

To understand Georgia, one must know that the country was occupied by Russia for nearly 70 years in the twentieth century. Twenty percent of the country remains occupied. This, however, is what makes Georgia so unique. As Rene Redzepi said,...

Indagare’s fourth annual Travel Sentiment Survey had the largest number of respondents yet (1,588 luxury travelers and members of the Indagare community). Where have they traveled to lately and which destinations are they dreaming about most in the year ahead?...

While on a trip to Antarctica with ultra-luxury tour operator White Desert, American astronaut Buzz Aldrin looked out to the snow-covered mountain and told founder Patrick Woodhead that the continent reminded him of the moon. At this moment, the idea...

Summer is just around the corner, and the promise of longer, warmer, sun-filled days has the Indagare Community buzzing with anticipation for some much-needed getaways. Whether you’re looking to plan a long weekend close to home or a longer trip...

Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley just returned from Tangier on a special Indagare x Architectural Digest Insider Journey, returning with new tips on where to stay, eat and explore. The city will attract even more attention this year as the...

As we begin a new year, it’s time to start dreaming about where your travels will take you—whether it’s a romantic escape to the Italian coast, a family adventure at a luxury dude ranch or an African safari over the...

Italy’s eternal allure has beckoned travelers for centuries with its dramatic coastline and sophisticated isles. From charming, cliffside villages with dramatic sea views to islands brimming with untamed beauty and secluded coves, Italy plays host to some of the world’s...

“Simply put, travel is everything to me,” says interior designer, Tom Stringer. “Whether it’s great art and architecture, or the beauty of an underwater reef and the pattern of scales on a fish’s back—I find inspiration in all of it.”...

Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley reports on her recent trip to England's capital, with insight on the newest happenings from bakeries and buzzy dinner spots to hotel updates and the coming Coronation fête.

In the past year, it’s felt that every season is “high season.” And while we’re all grateful to be traveling again, the throngs of people crowding our favorite cities, sites and hotels have stirred in many Indagare members a longing...

2023 is shaping up to be another record year for travel, with rates soaring and prime availability vanishing. Our bookings team is working on dream trips to the South of France and Amalfi Coast, safaris all over Africa, multigen trips...

Indagare’s VP of Sales Elise Bronzo and eight curious travelers explored Berlin and its surrounds this past fall on our first Insider Journey to the German capital with  archaeologist and expert historian Jamie Sewell. This special trip offered a window...

Rome Revival: A new generation of hotels, restaurants and attractions are transforming the Eternal City. Elizabeth Harvey reports.

Around the world, both restaurateurs and their patrons are increasingly interested in knowing where their food comes from, leading to a veritable bumper crop of farm-to-table restaurants. And some places—pioneers in the industry—do this type of dining so well that...

After living in London for four years and exploring every chance we can, I’ve crafted a hard-earned, opinionated list of favorite things to do with kids in London. Our daughter is now four, a wonderful age to explore the capital,...

2023 will be a big year for Sweden, Stockholm and the Swedish Royal Palaces.

Florida has almost one thousand miles of sandy beachfront, and since the temperatures (on land and in the water) stay relatively warm all year, it’s one of the only places within the U.S. that swimming and sunbathing are viable options...

Travel has the power to transform lives and open minds, and many of the staff at Indagare will say a safari forever altered our perspectives on conservation. That’s one of the reasons Indagare Impact has partnered with the Wilderness Wildlife...

Indagare’s Simone Girner just returned from a trip to the Italian capital—as heady, chaotic and romantic as ever. Here is her mini-guide to her favorite things to do in Rome now.