Built around your group, not a departure calendar.
Work with ouijets to adapt one of our signature journeys into a private experience for your circle: family, friends, board, or club - or start from a blank map and build something that has never run before.
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Small groups travel differently. Ten to twenty people move through an itinerary at a pace no scheduled departure can match: private terminals, short transfers, whole properties held for your party, and access that only opens when the group is the right size. We plan the air, the ground and the experiences as one continuous line, so the journey never hands you back to a queue.
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Below you will find an example itinerary and the aircraft we typically recommend. They are there to start the conversation, not to limit it.
How it works
1 / Choose your starting point
Adapt a signature ouijets journey, take an existing itinerary as a frame, or brief us on an idea and we build it from nothing.
2 / Shape the route and the aircraft
Dates, cities, nights, properties and the pace between them — then the tail that suits your numbers, your sectors and the runways your route needs.
3 / Travel
One concierge, one plan. Aircraft, terminals, cars, guides and reservations confirmed before you leave, and watched over while you are away.
Caribbean Constellation
Example itinerary · 10 nights · 4 islands · 12 travellers
Ten nights across St Barths, Anguilla, Necker and Antigua for a party of twelve. Short hops between islands, a whole villa on each, a chartered catamaran for two of the days, and a chef who moves with you. This is an example, designed by our team to show what the format allows. Take it exactly as written, or change every line of it.
Aman Constellation
Example itinerary · 14 nights · 5 Amans · 12 travellers
Fourteen nights from Phuket to Pamalican for a party of twelve, staying only at Aman. Amanpuri to begin, then Amantaka in Luang Prabang, Amansara for Angkor, Amanoi on the Vietnamese coast and Amanpulo to finish. One heavy jet for the first four legs, a turboprop for the island strip. This is an example, designed by our team to show what the format allows. Take it exactly as written, or change every line of it.
Light jets
Six to eight seats, two to three hours of range. Ideal for short island and regional hops when the group splits across two tails.
Midsize jets
Seven to nine seats and a stand-up cabin, with four to five hours of range. The usual choice for a group of twelve travelling together.
Heavy jets
Ten to sixteen seats with transatlantic legs, a galley and a crew who can serve a proper meal at altitude. For long sectors with the whole group on one aircraft.
Turboprops
Six to nine seats and the ability to use short, unpaved or high-altitude strips. What gets a group close to places a jet cannot reach.