Abercrombie & Kent has unveiled a new 28-day private jet journey that will take travellers across all seven continents, combining lie-flat seats, luxury hotels and exclusive experiences at destinations around the world.
The Seven Continents by Private Jet: One Extraordinary World is scheduled to depart Miami on 3 January 2028, and conclude in Madrid on 30 January. Limited to just 50 guests, the journey is the first in Abercrombie & Kent’s Private Jet programme to take travellers to every continent.
The trip starts at €187,500 ($225,000) per person, based on double occupancy. Travellers will fly aboard Abercrombie & Kent’s reconfigured Boeing 757, which has 50 lie-flat seats. The aircraft also features iPads, noise-cancelling headphones, a full bar and meals prepared by an onboard executive chef.
The itinerary begins in Miami before heading to Iguazú Falls in Argentina, where travellers will visit the falls and Devil’s Throat. From Punta Arenas in Chile, a separately chartered aircraft will take the group directly to King George Island, allowing them to bypass the Drake Passage. They will then spend four nights aboard a privately chartered expedition ship exploring the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula by Zodiac and on foot.
The journey continues to Easter Island, where guests will watch the sunrise at Ahu Tongariki before travelling to New Zealand for an experience inspired by the America’s Cup that includes sailing in Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour. In Australia, the itinerary focuses on Uluru, with sunrise and sunset visits, a guided base walk and a private dinner in the desert.
Travellers will then visit Vietnam’s Hanoi and cruise Ha Long Bay on a privately chartered boat before spending a day in Luang Prabang, Laos, including a traditional monk blessing and baci ceremony. The group will continue to the Maldives for a three-night stay at Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa.
The final part of the journey takes guests to Egypt, where Abercrombie & Kent will charter its Nile Seray river vessel. The programme includes visits to Philae Temple, the Temple of Horus at Edfu, Karnak and the Valley of the Kings, including private after-hours access to the tombs of Tutankhamun and Amenhotep III. The journey ends in Madrid with private access to the Prado Museum before it opens to the public.
“Guests on our Private Jet program are not buying a flight. They are buying a year’s worth of access in 28 days,” said Rami Girgis, vice president of private jet at Abercrombie & Kent. He added that travellers are looking for “more ambition, more places that are difficult to combine and a group of like-minded travelers.”
The package includes accommodation, most meals and beverages, gratuities, laundry, baggage handling and activities, as well as private-access experiences. An A&K tour director, tour managers, local guides, physician, luggage manager and photographer will accompany the group throughout the journey.
