Visit 4 Gorgeous East Coast Destinations in One Epic Private Jet Trip
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Visit 4 Gorgeous East Coast Destinations in One Epic Private Jet Trip

Searching for a truly luxurious vacation? Look no further — this all-inclusive East Coast island-hopping escape via private jet is the answer to any wanderlust callings. TCS World Travel‘s one-of-a-kind Uncharted U.S. Islands by Private Air getaway offers adventurers the chance to travel in style.



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For $52,500 per person, travelers can hop between four coveted destinations, heading south along the East Coast for an epic 12-day trip. With the help of a personal TCS luxury travel consultant, vacationers will create an itinerary that can be completely personalized. Pricing includes all accommodations and activities in the proposed itinerary.

From Bar Harbor, Maine, to Nantucket, Massachusetts, to Bluffton, South Carolina, and over to Key West, Florida, each destination offers its own special flare.

And the night’s accommodations aren’t just stopovers — they’re worth a visit on their own. From the grandiose Harborside Hotel in Bar Harbor, Maine, and the historic Nantucket Hotel in Massachusetts to South Carolina’s welcoming Montage Palmetto Bluff and the gorgeous Gardens Hotel in Key West, guests will feel like they’re living a life of royalty.



a large body of water next to the ocean: Explore Key West, Nantucket, Maine, and South Carolina on this 12-day luxury escape.


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Explore Key West, Nantucket, Maine, and South Carolina on this 12-day luxury escape.

Gallery: French Polynesia: a must on your paradise travel bucket list (StarsInsider)

a group of people swimming in a body of water: Imagine scattering clusters of emeralds and sapphires across a vast carpet of turquoise and you begin to get an idea of the visual spendor that is French Polynesia.Composed of 118 geographically dispersed islands and atolls stretching over an expanse of more than 1,200 mi (2,000 km) in the South Pacific Ocean, this overseas collectivity of France spans the size of Europe.A globally renowned destination, French Polynesia is divided into five island groups: the Society Islands archipelago, composed of the Windward Islands and the Leeward Islands; the Tuamotu Archipelago; the Gambier Islands; the Marquesas Islands; and the Austral Islands.Soaring moss-green peaks and idyllic beaches define these islands, which are lapped by warm sparkling waters filled with abundant marine life. Adding texture to the ocean are numerous atolls—rings of living coral embracing shallow, crystal-clear lagoons.The Society Islands, believed to have been named by British explorer Captain James Cook during his first voyage in 1769, attract the majority of the region's visitors. The archipelago includes Tahiti, Mo'orea, Bora Bora, Raiatea, and Taha’a—islands that between them feature world-class luxury resorts, compelling cultural sites, and provide adrenaline-fueled watersports options.French Polynesia is full of surprises: the most photographed isle in the South Pacific, Motu Tapu, is here; wine, (yes, wine) is produced on one of the remote atolls; and the beautiful Tahitian pearl makes up over 50% of French Polynesia's exports. A vivid undersea world of fish, rays, sharks, and turtles greets those exploring below the blue lagoons that circle the islands. Deeper waters reveal gracious whales and playful dolphins. On land, mysterious stone carved statues stare blankly onwards, their weathered features testament to the many gods in Polynesian mythology worshiped by an ancient indigenous population. Sultry French Polynesia is a place to relax and soak in a laid-back vibe on some of the most enchanting islands on the planet.Browse through this gallery for an inspiring island-hopping excursion and some great ideas on where to go and what to see.

Kicking off the journey in Maine, travelers can set sail on a private sailboat for a sunset cruise around Mount Desert Island or hike along the numerous gorgeous trails within Acadia National Park.

Next, explore the seaport town of Nantucket and embark on a jeep tour, visiting beaches, shops, and restaurants along the way. Then, dive into the heart of New England culture by setting out on a boat ride to a secret spot to dig and open clams right on the beach — before cooking and eating them.

At the third stop in Bluffton, South Carolina, nature and warm Southern hospitality come together. Take a walking tour to learn about the city’s heritage before escaping to a private island tucked between Palmetto Bluff and Daufuskie Island.

Finally, end the journey in the tropics of Florida, near the southernmost point of the United States in sunny Key West. Travel 70 miles west of Key West to Dry Tortugas National Park, an area that’s renowned for its marine life, ocean scenery, and pirate legends. And after a day of excitement, take on the destination’s pulsing nightlife scene.

All of these experiences are included in the journey — and no matter what travelers choose to do in each place, it’s bound to be an unforgettable trip.

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