Posted: 30/05/18
Whether for Valentine’s Day, a special occasion or simply because you feel like escaping for a few days, a weekend getaway for you and your loved one can be just what you need.
And there are few better ways to the make the most of your romantic break than by flying in exquisite comfort and style aboard your very own private jet.
Our charter experts are on hand to assist with arranging the perfect aircraft to whisk you away for a fairytale weekend.
We’ve even taken the liberty of hand-picking some of our favourite destinations, accommodation and restaurants, to show you the possibilities of a romantic getaway by private jet.
Portofino
Small but perfectly formed, Portofino, with its brightly-painted buildings and picturesque harbour, makes an idyllic Mediterranean escape.
| London – Genoa Aircraft: Citation Mustang Price: fr. £8,500 Stay: Hotel Splendido by Belmond Transfer: 45km | 1 hr Dine: Da Puny |
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Côte d’Azur
A haven for the international elite as far back as the 1700s, the French Riviera’s chic status is irrefutable – the perfect spot for a luxurious weekend away.
| London – Nice Aircraft: Citation CJ2 Price: fr. £13,000 Stay: Hôtel Hermitage, Monte Carlo Transfer: 30km | 35 minutes Dine: Hostellerie Jérôme, La Turbie |
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Budapest
The ‘Pearl of the Danube’ more than lives up to its reputation, with plenty to keep you and your loved one occupied regardless of the season.
| London – Budapest Aircraft: Citation CJ2 Price: fr. £13,500 Stay: Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Transfer: 21km | 35 minutes Dine: Costa |
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New York
Nothing says romance like a weekend in the Big Apple – the ideal opportunity to put the city that never sleeps’ provocative nickname to the test.
| London – Teterboro Aircraft: Gulfstream G-550 Price: fr. £140,000 Stay: SoHo Grand Transfer: 20km | 1 hr Dine: Zenkichi |
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For more information or to request availability for private jet charter flights, make an enquiry or call a member of our team on +44 (0)1737 232230.
Prices listed are estimates based on return flights only, do not include transfers, accommodation or dining and are subject to availability at time of enquiry. Please note ACC is unable to assist with hotel or restaurant reservations.
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