The first set of dates will be listed below. You will have until Thursday evening to send in any remaining. This should hopefully help those still struggling to come up with ideas, as well as stop any dates from being too similar.
A Valentine’s evening in London begins with a quiet drift between historic pubs of literary and philosophical note, followed by a bespoke dinner at the rooftop Lido in East London, and concludes with a private reflective session on the terrace at The Curtain Club, where the city stretches quietly below, framing conversation and thought rather than spectacle.
Escape for four days and three nights to Pousada Maravilha, with oceanfront bungalows, boat trips, and island adventures. As the sun goes down, slow it all down with unforgettable sunsets, great meals, and laid-back nights by the sea.
An overnight stay in Cyprus. First on the itinerary, a visit to Paphos Archaeological Park, where you will spend the day walking around the ancient ruins and absorbing the historical sites. The night will conclude with a candlelit meal on the beach, overlooking Petra tou Romiou. Breakfast in old town the next morning, before the trip ends with an afternoon spent at the Adonis baths waterfalls for a spell of relaxation.
Set in Andalusia, this date focuses on warmth, ease, and shared presence rather than spectacle. The evening begins with dinner at a small, local spot. Unpretentious, passionate, and full of good food meant to be shared. Afterward, the pair visits an intimate flamenco bar, where the music feels ALIVE. Later, they drive out of town into the surrounding hills, away from the lights. The vehicle is already set up with blankets/pillows, soft lighting, a telescope, and dessert packed earlier in the evening. The rest of the night is unstructured: stargazing, quiet conversation, comfortable silences, and the option to stay as long or as briefly as they like. Maybe even a boombox to play classic Latin music. No dress code, no strict schedule. Simply a relaxed night meant to feel grounding & have genuine conversation.
Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera House in NYC - Enjoy the Swan Lake followed by a nice dinner.
“Dining for just us two” at Akelarre - San Sebastián, Spain.
An escape to Marrakech! Designed to balance calm indulgence with immersive local experience. Morning begins slowly with a private visit to Majorelle Garden; timed early to enjoy the quiet paths, shade, and color before the crowds arrive. The afternoon is reserved for a traditional hammam and spa experience, offering time to rest, reset, and be cared for without obligation or schedule. Later, the evening centers on a private Moroccan cooking experience held within a riad kitchen. It’s hands-on, playful, unhurried, and ending with a shared dinner prepared together. The night concludes with a leisurely walk through Jemaa el-Fnaa, taking in music, lights, and street food at an easy pace before returning to the privacy of the riad.
Midnight at the abandoned theatre - a truly mysterious eve in North London.
A weekend break in Florence. Spend the day appreciating the works of the Uffizi gallery, before an evening of fine Italian dining and wine tasting. Close out the night with a walk across the Ponte Vecchio. The next day will be spent exploring the San Lorenzo market, enjoying street food and shopping, before a walking tour of the most beautiful sites the historical city has to offer.
A trip to Barcelona including a stop at the Mercado de La Boqueria to pick up fresh food and wine for a picnic and walk through Park Güell, dinner at the Michelin starred experimental seafood restaurant Disfrutar, and a show at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes.
Two days in Jordan. The trip starts with an early start, visiting the ancient city of Petra. As it takes at least a day to enjoy it properly, you’ll spend the night at the nearby Bedouin camp after exploring until nightfall. The next morning, take the scenic route back to the Dead Sea. Enjoy your time in the water, the mud baths, and the nearby spa where you can spend the time relaxing instead of talking.
Dash off to Monaco for a private rooftop breakfast at Amù, before exploring the cliffside gardens of the Jardin Exotique. Spend the afternoon as you please; shopping for luxury goods along the Boulevard des Moulins, watching the Formula One Grand Prix, or trying your luck at the casino which inspired James Bond. Work up an appetite for dinner at the Louis XV and for dancing at the Salle des Etoiles, serenaded by the Orchestra Philharmonique. Spend the night in the lavish Hôtel Hermitage – enjoying the company of your Valentine in the Duplex Diamond Suite, or your own peace in the private jacuzzi and the terrace overlooking the sea.
A private excursion to taste and see all that Rome has to offer. To begin, an early dinner at Le Colonnette in Rome. A special favor was called in with the management to ensure the candlelight dinner will be the only table on the floor. After food, drinks, and desert, enjoy a private guided tour of the eternal city with La Dolce Vita, while sipping prosecco on an handcrafted Italian luxury boat. To round out the evening, a personal tour of St. Peter’s Square and Vatican City, followed by a great nights rest at Singer Palace Hotel Roma.
A trip to Amsterdam, beginning with the eateries of De Pijp and the Albert Cuypt Market, with the mandatory stroopwafel. Then wander the art galleries of the city followed by a visit to the STRAAT and the world’s largest street art museum. And of course, cap things off with a visit to the (in)famous red light district.
In Lisbon, start the evening tucked away in the limestone alleys of Alfama, wandering between bars for a quick Ginjinha. Two seats booked in a Fado house, for a show. After some late-night tapas, a walk by the Tagus River, before taking a drive out to the cliffs of Cabo da Roca: a bottle of aged Port, and a candle lit table over looking the views.
Spend the morning exploring the coffee shops of Amsterdam. Go back in the afternoon after a decent nap just to check they were as good as you remembered. Take a break to go and get some of the iconic street food, you'll probably need it, before heading back to those coffee shops, because they were definitely great. If you can survive a second day, you're welcome to stick around.
After arriving in Wadi Rum, Jordan, the afternoon will be spent drifting through red sands in a private jeep, ending at a Martian dome tucked against the rock face. When the night progresses, dinner is a traditional Zarbcooked underground, shared outside by a crackling fire. There is no light pollution to be found here, so the rest of the night is just lying back on woven rugs, tea in hand, watching the starscape.
Start the Istanbul trip away at the private hamam in a converted 16th-century bathhouse for a steamy reset. When dusk arrives, take a private boat out onto the Bosphorus, watching the minarets of the Old City silhouette. Dinner, later that evening will comprise meze and raki at a quiet waterfront table in Kuzguncuk, away from the main tourist hubs. And, affer a great day, the night ends on a hidden terrace in Galata, drinking Turkish coffee by the Golden Horn.
Zermatt, Switzerland. To start the date: take the Gornergrat railway up the mountain just as the sun starts to rise, and take in all the views. Followed by reaching the top as the sunset begins to dip, watching the Matterhorn change over a glass of warm, spiced wine. Dinner is simple: a truffle fondue in a tucked-away mountain cabin by the cracking hearth. The way back down to the village, in the early hours of the morning is by a horse-drawn sleigh, wrapped up in heavy furs and blankets under a sky that’s completely clear of city light. Where a star guide will join you, and explain the constellations. Before heading back to the cabin, in the snow.
Three days on a private luxury yacht off the coast of Monaco. A personal chef will attend to all meals not spent on the shore, and the days will be filled with plenty of champagne and lazy afternoons spent in the hot tub. Come evening, dress in your finest attire to explore the casinos and luxury restaurants on land, partying into the early hours of the morning. Need not apply if you get seasick when hungover. Or ever.
Two nights in Bruges, Belgium. Spend your days exploring the city, seeking out the secret gardens, a maze which languidly draw you to the entrance of the Groeninge Museum. Embark on an exploration over cobblestones of the cities medieval architecture via horse and carriage, finally ending at the Market Square to relish in the local wares and finally, an evening boat ride through the canals while sharing world renown Belgium coffee, chocolate, waffles and the finest wine all while marvelling the city by moonlight.
Wind down with a weekend at a private, rustic vineyard just outside of Bordeaux. Off the beaten track and nestled in the countryside, this will be the perfect getaway for somebody seeking a break from hectic city life—with cosy fires to nestle in front of at night, an extensive library to explore, and a plentiful wine selection ready for tasting. Day trips to the city and surrounding villages provide plenty of opportunity to explore local cuisine and culture.
An overnight trip to Paris, staying in a luxury suite at the Prince de Galles hotel. The night will start with cocktails at the Ritz, before attending a performance of the Eugene Onegin opera at Palais Garnier. Polish off an extravagant evening with a private dinner at Le Jules Verne restaurant, on the second level of the Eiffel Tower, after it has been closed to the general public.
Travel to Kotor, Montenegro, for the perfect blend of historical and coastal break. Explore the local museums, Old Town, and the San Giovanni fortress by day, before spending the evenings enjoying the local seafood and other cuisine along the coast. The second day, a boat trip to the Blue Cave and surrounding islands, before returning to the mainland for a final meal overlooking the Kotor Bay.
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