How much does a trip with Remote Lands cost?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 4 November 2026
Remote Lands is a private travel designer for high-end and intrepid Asia. It quotes each trip as one package, per person on double occupancy, with a minimum of 5 nights in most cases. A nonrefundable planning fee and a deposit of 35 to 65% come before final payment, due 90 days before departure.
How much does a trip with Remote Lands cost?
The trips read on its site run from $25,000 per person for the 7-day Chugoku and Hiroshima itinerary to $198,888 per person for the 17-night From Islands to Ancient Worlds Aman Jet Expedition in 2028, on double occupancy; the four 2028 Aman Jet rates run from $113,888 for 12 nights. The trips differ in length and style.
What do its trips cost?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Chugoku and Hiroshima: Its Chugoku and Hiroshima itinerary in Japan runs 7 days, 6 nights, from $25,000 per person. Source
- Aman Jet Expeditions 2028: Its four 2028 Aman Jet Expeditions are priced per person on double occupancy: China's UNESCO Treasures, 12 nights, $113,888; Discover Southeast Asia, 13 nights, from $115,888; Cultural Treasures of Asia, 15 nights, $164,888; From Islands to Ancient Worlds, 17 nights, $198,888. Source
- Package pricing: It quotes each trip as one package and does not give line-item price breakdowns. Source
- Minimum trip: Its minimum trip is 5 nights in most cases, depending on the country, number of travellers, complexity and total price. Source
What is included in the price?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Included: Prices are per person on double occupancy and include hotels and taxes, daily breakfast, airport transfers, touring with a private car, driver and guide, activities and entrance fees. Source
What costs extra?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Extras: Lunch, dinner, flights and special experiences such as helicopters and yachts cost extra. Source
What are the deposit, balance and cancellation terms?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Planning fee: A nonrefundable planning fee of $500, listed on its FAQ page, comes before the deposit and counts toward the trip; it can be higher for last-minute or more complex trips. Source
- Planning fee on the about page: Its about page lists the planning fee as $1500. Source
- Deposit: Paying a deposit invoice of 35 to 65% confirms the trip, after which it books all hotels, flights and touring. Source
- Final payment: Final payment is due 90 days before departure. Source
- Cancellation: If the traveller cancels, payments are refunded less a fee: 15% of the total trip cost with notice 90 days or more before departure, 50% at 30 to under 90 days and 100% under 30 days. Refunds are also subject to hotel, airline and other vendor policies. Source
- Cancellation by Remote Lands: If it cancels a trip before departure, travellers get a full refund of amounts paid. Source
How is your money paid and protected?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Protection: Its website does not say how payments are protected: no ATOL, ABTA, USTOA, trust account, bonding or insurance scheme for guest payments is named on the pages read. Source
- Payment: The deposit can be paid by major credit card or by cheque to Remote Lands, Inc. Source
- Exchange rate: Currency exchange is fixed on the original invoice date and is not adjusted for later moves. Source
- Insurance: It requires comprehensive travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical costs, evacuation and lost belongings. It can arrange a quote through Travel Insured. Source
What kind of trips does it sell?
What Remote Lands's own website says, read 3 November 2026.
- Asia only: It is a full-service private travel designer working only in high-end and intrepid Asia. Source
- Bespoke trips: All its itineraries are fully bespoke. Source
- Wholesale rates: As a wholesaler, it gets wholesale rates at its preferred hotels and other suppliers. Source
- Aman Jet groups: Its Aman Jet Expeditions are small-group journeys for 16 to 18 guests. Source
- Everest 2027: Its Everest 2027 journey takes a maximum of 16 travellers. Source
How is Remote Lands rated?
Google: 5.0 out of 5 from 125 reviews. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.
Remote Lands trip prices: the questions people ask
How much does a Remote Lands trip cost?
The trips read run from $25,000 per person for the 7-day Chugoku and Hiroshima itinerary to $198,888 per person for the 17-night From Islands to Ancient Worlds Aman Jet Expedition in 2028, on double occupancy. Other trips are quoted as one package.
How much are the Remote Lands Aman Jet Expeditions?
The four 2028 rates, per person on double occupancy, are $113,888 for China's UNESCO Treasures (12 nights), from $115,888 for Discover Southeast Asia (13 nights), $164,888 for Cultural Treasures of Asia (15 nights) and $198,888 for From Islands to Ancient Worlds (17 nights).
Does Remote Lands give a price breakdown?
No. It quotes each trip as one package and does not give line-item breakdowns. Prices include hotels and taxes, daily breakfast, airport transfers, touring with a private car, driver and guide, activities and entrance fees.
What is the shortest Remote Lands trip?
5 nights in most cases, depending on the country, number of travellers, complexity and total price.
Does Remote Lands charge a planning fee?
Yes. Its FAQ page lists a nonrefundable planning fee of $500 that counts toward the trip and can be higher for last-minute or more complex trips; its about page lists $1500.
How much is the Remote Lands deposit?
A deposit invoice of 35 to 65% confirms the trip, after the planning fee. Final payment is due 90 days before departure.
Can I get a refund if I cancel with Remote Lands?
Payments are refunded less 15% of the total trip cost with 90 days' notice or more, 50% at 30 to under 90 days and 100% under 30 days, also subject to hotel, airline and other vendor policies.
Is my money protected with Remote Lands?
Its website does not say how payments are protected. It requires comprehensive travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical costs, evacuation and lost belongings.
Where can I check these facts myself?
Every line on this page links the page of the company's own website it was read from, read 3 November 2026.
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