Playa Maderas is one of Nicaragua's best-kept secrets, a world-class surf break surrounded by jungle, with a laid-back energy that immediately slows you down. This is where we've chosen to gather for six transformative days of movement, connection, and adventure.

We've partnered with @yogawithkatharine, whose soulful, grounding practice will be the heartbeat of each morning. Whether you're an experienced yogi or brand new to the mat, Katharine's classes meet you exactly where you are, two times daily.

The rest of the day belongs to adventure, rest, or whatever is calling your name - surf lessons, hiking, exploring new towns, boat day adventures, hanging by the pool and so much more. Evenings are for good food, great views, and the kind of meaningful conversations that only happen when you unplug from ordinary life.

You'll be staying at a private clifftop villa on the edge of Playa Maderas, one of Nicaragua's most spectacular surf breaks. The property has an infinity pool that appears to merge with the Pacific Ocean, a bamboo yoga shala with open ocean views, and hammocks strung throughout the jungle gardens. It's the kind of place that makes you forget what day it is.

You have the choice of a variety of shared rooms, or a solo room. Individual rooms are very limited and are first come, first served.

The bamboo yoga shala sits at the cliff's edge, open on all sides to the Pacific breeze, with the ocean as your horizon and the sounds of waves as your soundtrack. Morning sessions catch the golden light. Evening practice ends as the sun drops into the sea. The beach itself may also be one of our yoga locations.

Lesotho is one of Africa's most extraordinary secrets. Entirely surrounded by South Africa and sitting at altitudes above 3,000 meters, this small mountain kingdom — known as the "Roof of Africa" — is a world apart. There are no big game reserves, no tourist hordes. Just dramatic highland landscapes, ancient Basotho culture, and an authenticity that is increasingly rare on the African continent.

Our Africa Unplugged trip begins in Maseru, Lesotho's mountain capital, before we wind our way through breathtaking highland scenery to the Malealea Valley — a remote, red-earthed corner of the country where the mountains feel endless and the modern world feels very far away. From there, we spend four days on Basotho ponies, traversing mountain passes, fording rivers, and riding through villages that see almost no outside visitors.

This is not a glamping trip. On trek, we sleep on mattresses on the floors of traditional Basotho huts, use long-drop pit toilets, and eat simple, hearty meals prepared over a gas cooker. It is raw, real, and unlike anything else we offer — and it is one of the most meaningful experiences you will ever have. No riding experience needed. Just an open heart and a genuine spirit of adventure.

Lesotho is one of the most visually dramatic places on Earth. Perched entirely above 1,400 meters, its highlands stretch in every direction — ochre soil, vast skies, sandstone canyons, and mountain ranges that seem to go on forever. There is nowhere quite like it on the African continent.

The Basotho pony is the soul of Lesotho. Centuries-adapted to steep, rocky mountain terrain, these sure-footed horses carry you through landscapes no road can reach — fording rivers, climbing scree slopes, and descending into gorges that open up into some of the most breathtaking scenery in all of Africa. No riding experience is necessary. Your pony knows the way.

What makes Lesotho unforgettable isn't just the landscape — it's the people. The Basotho are among the warmest, most welcoming communities in southern Africa. Staying in villages, sharing meals cooked over open fires, and hearing stories from local guides is what separates this trip from anything else we offer.

Cape Town is in Sarah Hart's blood. She has spent significant time living and working there and knows its hidden corners the way only a local can. This trip is the culmination of that love — a deeply personal, expertly curated journey through a city unlike any other on Earth.

Over seven days we'll drive Chapman's Peak, see wild African penguins at Boulders Beach, catch waves with a surf instructor, hike Table Mountain, wander the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap, ride the Franschhoek Wine Tram through the Cape Winelands, and end with a luxury beach picnic on one of the world's most beautiful coastlines. For those who want more, an optional safari add-on awaits at the end of the week.

This is not a standard tourist itinerary. We have access to people, places, and experiences that simply aren't available on the open market. That's the Two Harts difference.