
Luxury rail is making a grand return—and it’s not just a nod to nostalgia. Today’s train journeys are designed for modern escapists craving slow, sumptuous travel. Think rolling countryside views, quietly opulent interiors, and a vibe that’s more private club than public transport.
Welcome aboard the new golden age of trains.
The Belmond Britannic Explorer is the headliner—and she’s a stunner.
It’s less Orient Express theatrics, more Cotswolds manor in motion.


Every detail on board feels intentional—beautiful, yes, but built to serve.
This is luxury you can live in—the kind you’ll want to reach out and touch.


Everything here tells a story—of nature, heritage, and place.
It’s a sensory love letter to the British countryside—carried on rails.

This isn’t just about design—it’s about intention. The Britannic Explorer is a masterclass in sustainable sophistication.
It’s elegance that respects the planet—and your peace of mind.
This is travel reimagined for the modern explorer.
It’s for the traveler who:

At WeGalavant, this is the kind of journey we live for—where soul meets style and every inch of space is considered, curated, and captivating.
If the thought of boarding a train wrapped in heritage linens, sipping local wine while the countryside slips by makes your heart skip—it’s time.
This isn’t just a trip. It’s a mood. A moment. A movement.
Luxury rail is back—and it’s better than ever.
We’ve got you. Whether it’s the Britannic Explorer, the storied Orient Express, or a bespoke rail adventure through the Alps—your dream journey begins here. Plus, as a Belmond Bellini Club partner we can VIP you all the way, along with giving you welcome amenities and onboard credit to spend. What’s not to love.
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