The Americas

The sheer diversity of panoramas found in the Americas creates endless possibilities for the perfect vacation, whether you are looking for a family-friendly holiday or a romantic getaway. The Americas have it all — award-winning beaches, remote mountain ridges and a kaleidoscope of cultures and cuisines. Our portfolio of carefully selected villas throughout the Americas — including the Caribbean, Mexico, the continental United States and Hawaii — is as diverse as the region itself.



The glistening turquoise waters of the Caribbean are home to the eight major islands and numerous uninhabited cays of Turks and Caicos. The islands lie 575 miles southeast of Miami and boast 350 days of sunshine every year — perfect for waterskiing, diving or deep-sea fishing, or simply laying out on silky white sands just beyond your airy villa, tropical cocktail in hand.

Mexico’s colourful culture, lush landscapes and miles of sparkling beaches create stunning contrasts at every turn. Los Cabos, located at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, captures the spirit and natural beauty of this delightful country. Marvel at historic, Spanish colonial architecture; then, make for the secluded sands that border this quaint town or enjoy some tee time at beautifully manicured golf courses.

Stretching from the Pacific to the Atlantic, the United States offers an incomparable range of destinations, each brimming with a charm all its own. The spirit of the American West lives on in the unspoiled panoramas of the Rocky Mountains. The breathtaking beauty of western Wyoming is epitomized by Jackson Hole’s high country, offering inspirational vistas in every direction from your luxurious villa. In west-central Colorado, incredible mountain tableaus stand as the background to the best skiing and snowboarding in the country. A visit to Kiawah Island along South Carolina’s Atlantic coast means access to an elegant residence, world-class golf, picturesque beaches and legendary Southern hospitality.

Rising out of the Pacific Ocean some 2,000 miles off California’s coast is Hawaii, a paradise of volcanoes, rushing waterfalls and dense rainforests. Hawaii’s Kohala Coast — also known as the “gold coast” — boasts the Big Island’s best beaches, golf resorts and restaurants, as well as two well-appointed villas with access to it all.