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Winter 2024

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Coastal Living

A restrained, rustic getaway off South Africa's Western Cape bows to the regal landscape

- Stephanie Hunt

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Southern right whales have the right idea when it comes to choosing a breeding ground. Every year from June to November, the endangered species can be seen breeching in this spectacular cove off South Africa's Western Cape, adding yet another marvel to the majestic view along the Overberg region's pristine coast near the popular town of Hermanus. Dramatic mountains and geologic formations surrounded by lush flora and fauna add to the magic, and then there's the prime view of Roman Rock-a draw for big-wave surfers around the globe. Given the unparalleled setting, these homeowners knew they'd found the spot for their dream house, but their architect, Karen Newman of Newman Architecture and Design, was less certain.

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JUNGLE BIRD

Barman Jeffrey Ong Swee Teik was a visionary. In the early 1970s, he set out to invent a drink for the Aviary Bar at the newly opened Hilton Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, that honored his country’s equatorial climate, the bar’s ornithological vibe, and the decade’s disco mood that favored sweet drinks with flair. One might have expected a hyper-tropical cocktail, but that’s where Ong showed his genius. He introduced Campari—the bitter Italian aperitif most associated with a Negroni—into a shaken conversation with dark rum, pineapple and lime juices, and simple syrup. Served in a ceramic bird-shaped vessel, the aptly named Jungle Bird skirted kitsch with its grown-up notes of Campari; it wasn’t long before the drink entered, via widely published cocktail guides, the rotation of American bartenders. As the 1990s tiki revival kicked into gear, the Jungle Bird was taken up anew, with variations leaning even more into Ong’s secret weapon, Campari, and reaching for richer flavor with molasses-heavy blackstrap rum. More than a half-century on, the Jungle Bird is considered a cocktail classic, so whether you use blackstrap or dark rum, be sure to toast this Malaysian creator’s very cool bird. It rules the roost.

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1 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

A Tale of Two Ships

Think you know what cruising the Caribbean is like? Think again. Now, it’s possible to explore the region’s islands on smaller, intimate ships that nestle nimbly into bays and ports that big cruise ships can’t even touch. See what it’s like to cruise St. Lucia, Antigua, Martinique, and St. Kitts in high style on a luxury motor yacht, and then ride the trade winds with sails flying from Curaçao and Aruba to Cartagena and Panama’s San Blas Islands. It’s a whole new way to ahoy

time to read

3 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

Petite & Perfect

Bermuda-based designer Georgia Benevides packs a pint-size Palm Beach pied-à-terre with color and flair

time to read

5 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

LET NATURE LEAD

Designer Phoebe Howard crafts an entirely new island aesthetic for a family’s Caribbean home, complete with warm neutrals and loads of organic textures

time to read

4 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

BERMUDA'S FRESH FACE

It takes confidence to know when less is more. But on Bermuda, where the sea and sands provide a daily pageant of iridescent blues and pale pinks, the design thinking at AZURA is to showcase that splendor via cliff-hugging frames of soothing, spare whites. The impact is intoxicating, and an exciting addition to the island’s traditional resorts and cottage communities.

time to read

1 min

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

WHAT'S IN YOUR BEACH BAG?

Lauren Stephens, New England fleece designer and cofounder/CEO of Dudley Stephens, shares her beach-day essentials

time to read

1 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

STIRRING THE POT

The world’s coastlines are crossroads of cultures and flavors, especially when it comes to seafood. Meet five classic preparations that elevate with an added international influence

time to read

6 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

CATCHING THE WIND ON SEA CLOUD SPIRIT

Silence. It's not the word that usually comes to mind when cruising the Caribbean, but it is the best word to describe the aftermath of setting sails (up to 28 of them) aboard Sea Cloud Spirit.

time to read

3 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

Wish You Were Here

In the Bahamas, interior decorator Jody Hagan breathed new life into a historic cottage on Harbour Island, reviving it with vibrant colors, playful patterns, and layers upon layers of texture

time to read

7 mins

Winter 2025

Coastal Living

Coastal Living

THE SEASON OF CITRUS

Just when you fear that the sweet spoils of late summer have exited the stage, another bounty steps into the spotlight. Set your table and celebrate the season with winter’s sun-kissed stars

time to read

6 mins

Winter 2025

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