European Luxury Travel
Where Every Detail Tells A Story
Europe is not a destination — it's a collection of worlds, each with its own rhythm, flavor, and beauty. From the sun-drenched boulevards of Paris to the ancient streets of Rome, the dramatic coastlines of the Mediterranean to the rolling vineyards of Provence — these are places I know well, and I'll help you experience them at their best.
Think private guided tours, sunset yacht cruises along the Riviera, chef-led market experiences, after-hours museum visits, and personal drivers through the vineyards. Not checkbox tourism — real access to the places and moments that make Europe worth the flight.
Whether you're dreaming of a week in Paris, a road trip through the south of France, a private villa in Tuscany, or a grand tour across multiple countries — tell me where you want to go.
Castle Leslie Estate
A historic Irish estate where centuries of history meet modern luxury. I have stayed both in the Castle itself and in the Hunting Lodge — a beautifully appointed retreat on the estate grounds that offers privacy and character in equal measure. Each delivers a completely different experience of the Leslie estate. Ride cross country across 100 acres of ancient grounds, dine in candlelit rooms filled with family portraits and antiques, and end the evening gathered around the fire. The equestrian program is among the finest in Ireland, and the fishing on the estate lakes is legendary.
Chic Parisian Getaway
Paris with your closest friends is something else entirely. Private shopping with a personal stylist in the boutiques of the Marais, a bespoke perfume experience at a historic parfumerie where you create your own signature scent, champagne at a tucked-away bistro, and an evening at Café de la Paix — one of the grandest Belle Époque dining rooms in the city. These are moments that feel like they were designed just for you, because they were.
Venice Simplon-Orient-Express
The most legendary train journey in the world. Private cabins with art deco marquetry, white-glove service, and the romance of a bygone era — from London or Paris to Venice in timeless style. Dinner is served in the dining car on crisp white linen, cocktails flow in the bar car as the European countryside glides past, and your cabin is turned down for the night while you sleep your way across the continent. There is nothing quite like arriving in Venice by train, stepping off the platform and directly into one of the world's most extraordinary cities.
Food & Wine in Parma, Italy
The birthplace of Parmigiano-Reggiano and Prosciutto di Parma. A private tour through the region's legendary producers — wine cellars, aging rooms, and tastings that go far beyond the ordinary food tour. Watch wheels of Parmigiano being turned in vast aging caves, taste prosciutto sliced by hand in the curing rooms where it has hung for months, and continue to Modena for traditional balsamic vinegar — aged in wooden barrels for years, utterly unlike anything sold in a supermarket. This is Emilia-Romagna at its most authentic.
French Riviera & Monaco
Cannes, Nice, Antibes, Monaco — the Côte d'Azur is glamour, sunshine, and Mediterranean magic. A private yacht along the coast, rosé at a beach club with your feet in the sand, an evening at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, dancing at Jimmyz until the Mediterranean stars fade, and sunsets on the Promenade des Anglais. The roof opens above your table at Le Louis XV in the Hôtel de Paris, revealing a sky full of stars over Monaco. This is the Riviera as it should be experienced — and I know every corner of it.