Welcome to Halcyon Lifestyle

W e have spent many years writing about, reporting on and witnessing the luxury lifestyle. For the last decade this has been collated into our bespoke client publication – Halcyon Lifestyle (back issues are readable on our archive page).

Halcyon Lifestyle magazine is enjoyed in private jets, FBOs, private members clubs, yachts and in the suites of a galaxy of five-star hotels in the UK, across Europe and the wider world. Certain clients have also undertaken to distribute it within their VVIP networks.

The world of luxury comes in many guises. Whether it's a five-star hotel resort in the middle of the Indian Ocean or the latest supercar from an Italian manufacturer we look to cover them all.

There are more esoteric subjects too (such as the men who hunt with eagles or Istanbul's master musical craftsmen) and we love featuring them all. The key metric when we decide on an article is whether we deem it to be interesting and informative.

The 21st issue of Halcyon Lifestyle, the magazine, is in its press cycle now and will be distributed in the near future. There's so much to talk about as the world opens up after the last two years and we look forward to sharing it with you.

For content suggestions in upcoming issues or if you want to discuss advertising or sponsorship opportunities then feel free to contact us.

Latest articles

16 September 2024

Gin: Chase Distillery goes from farm to glass

The idea of single estate gin might sound rather peculiar to some. Chase Distillery is championing the cause with an emphasis on quality ingredients
13 September 2024

Tswalu Loapi: The space below the clouds

Nestled into a corner of northern South Africa, close to the Botswana and Namibian borders, lies a 441-square-mile private nature reserve
9 September 2024

The Getaway: Unexpected five-star resorts

The world is opening up to the discerning traveller, with five-star offerings putting in an appearance in hitherto unheralded corners. Here are five
5 September 2024

On the record: how vinyl made a comeback

There is a growing minority that likes nothing more than touching a stylus onto a grooved disk, thrilling in anticipation as speakers crackle into life