
Los Cabos: Four Seasons at Costa Palmas
Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas on the East Cape: the beach and the pool, lunch under the yellow umbrellas at Delphine, the golf course and the marina.

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Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas on the East Cape: the beach and the pool, lunch under the yellow umbrellas at Delphine, the golf course and the marina.

The Colosseum and the Forum, the Vatican gardens, two Tuscan wine cellars and a terrace above the valley, and the Duomo at night.

A client’s 20th-anniversary trip: Paris and its churches, Monet’s garden at Giverny, Van Gogh’s olive grove and the calanques in Provence, and the Riviera. Photographs by Christina D.

A resort in the Laurel Highlands: the Chateau, afternoon tea under a chandelier, sporting clays and archery at the Field Club, the tigers and goats of the Wildlife Habitat, and dinner.

Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort, in its first season: the pool at dusk, the beach, the fitness room, gelato on Fifth Avenue South.

A Christmas sailing aboard Ilma out of San Juan: Virgin Gorda and Little Dix Bay, Antigua, the Pitons and Sugar Beach in St. Lucia, Christmas Day at sea, St. Barths and an invitation to the bridge, and St. John, USVI.

Eight square miles, seven Forbes-rated hotels, and a harbour full of yachts — we came in on one. Gustavia, St. Jean Bay, Beefbar and Nikki Beach.

Two days in Old San Juan before boarding Ilma: the cathedral, the painted streets, the city wall, and the old city dressed for Christmas.

The Truman out of Little Torch Key, an adults-only private island, and the Key deer that ate the wedding flowers off the stair rail.

The Pfister, the RiverWalk and its bronze ducks, the Rangers at the Brewers at American Family Field, Lakefront Brewery and the Public Market.