Ahead of its much-anticipated grand opening, Dean Muscat takes a sneak peek behind the kitchen doors of Essence of India, an all-new curry house located at Golden Sands Resort & Spa in Malta.
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Since launching in 2016, the AutoXotica supercar club based at the historic Donington Park has made it its mission to bring supercars to the masses.
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The island of Comino is Malta and Gozo’s pint-sized little sister. For hundreds of years, this barren rock was a secret hideout for wayward pirates, and the island also proved a useful base for the Knights and the British.
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Lying at Malta’s south-eastern most reach is a fishing village so picturesque it may just well be the dictionary definition of postcard-perfect. Marsaxlokk (pronounced marsa-shlock) is Malta’s second largest natural harbour and was once an easy berthing point for pirates and enemy invaders. Today, it’s an all more peaceful port of call.
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For nigh on twenty years, the Azure Group has made it its mission to empower people to live the aspirational lifestyle they’ve always dreamt of living by placing the finest hotels, luxury motor yachts, supercars and more within reach.
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The frontier town of Aswan lies by the river Nile and has been southern Egypt’s commercial gateway since antiquity. From here local governors, known as the Guardians of the Southern Gates, would oversee trade of gold, ivory and granite with Nubia.
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The Maldives is made up of some 1,200 small coral islands and sandbanks, and the only way to reach most of them is by boat. Seven nights aboard the Scubaspa Ying promises to whisk me away to the region’s finest ports of call.
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The Aurora Borealis – those dazzling lights that dance in the Arctic Circle’s nocturnal skies – became somewhat of a Rorschach test of myths over the centuries.
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On a two-man skiff deep down a tributary of the Ucayali River in Peru, I am fishing for piranha.
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It’s 30°C on a November afternoon in the West Indies and the Sea Cloud’s twenty-odd billowing sails are about the only brushes of white in an otherwise brilliantly blue sky.
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