Abercrombie & Kent has unveiled a 28-day private jet journey, visiting all seven continents in a single itinerary.
The ‘Seven Continents by Private Jet: One Extraordinary World’ departs on 3 January 2028, with 50 guests travelling from Miami to Madrid on A&K’s specially configured Boeing 757.
The aircraft has lie-flat seats, a dedicated cabin crew and an executive chef.
The itinerary includes Iguazú Falls, Antarctica, Easter Island, New Zealand, Australia, Vietnam, Laos, the Maldives, Egypt and Spain.
Guests will fly directly to King George Island, bypassing the Drake Passage, before spending four nights aboard a privately chartered expedition ship exploring the Antarctic Peninsula.
Other highlights include a private sunrise at Easter Island’s Ahu Tongariki, sailing on Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour, sunrise and sunset at Uluru, a private Ha Long Bay cruise and three nights in the Maldives.
In Egypt, guests will sail the Nile aboard the exclusively chartered Nile Seray, an A&K Sanctuary vessel, with private after-hours access to the tomb of Tutankhamun and the rarely visited tomb of Amenhotep III.
The trip finishes in Madrid with a private early-hours tour of the Prado.
The journey is almost all-inclusive, covering accommodation, meals with beer and wine, drinks while onboard, gratuities, laundry and curated excursions.
It is priced from £173,075 per person based on double occupancy.
A&K reported strong demand for its private jet programme, with its May 2026 ‘Tropics to the Arctic’ departure selling almost immediately and attracting a waitlist of nearly 20 guests.
Vice President of Private Jet Rami Girgis said: “Guests on our Private Jet program are not buying a flight. They are buying a year’s worth of access in 28 days.
“Most of the guests booked onto a Private Jet journey have travelled with A&K before, very often on a small group or a Tailormade journey.
“They arrive already fluent in the way we travel, and what they tell us they want next is more ambition, more places that are difficult to combine and a group of likeminded travellers. Seven Continents is built for them.”
Reservations are now open.
