Overhauling your health can be tricky when you’re trapped on dry land, which is why Revivo wellness cruise whisks you around Indonesia’s islands of Raja Ampat, Komodo, Banda, Alor, and Kaimana for some dedicated escapism and soothing. Small and intimate, up to six people can sail at once making it feel like you’re on your own swish yacht. Guests receive a bespoke wellness retreat programme including yoga, meditation, fitness, Pilates, diving, trekking and paddle boarding, and if you suffer from cabin fever, fear not as you can jump ship to explore the islands as you go. Luxurious spa treatments are available and delicious guilt-free feasts are whipped up by a nutritionist. Your spiritual-awakening does not have to end when the cruise does; continue to the Revivo wellness retreat in Bali where you can top up the tranquil new you with floating pools, golf and holistic therapies.

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Japan with guntû

Sometimes a trip to Japan can be fraught with big cities and a busy schedule, but there is one way to guarantee soaking up the country’s indomitable charm and Zen without distractions – on a boat trip with guntû. A cross between a traditional ryokan and a yacht, guests set sail on two-and-three night tours from Onomichi city, and tour gently around the forested islands and fishing villages of the Chūgoku and Shikoku coastlines. In true Japanese style, the 19 cabins are minimalist and serene with large picture windows and warm timber interiors for barefoot padding. There’s also a lounge, gym, communal bath, sauna and spa treatment rooms. While the focus is on slowing down and enjoying the landscape, some onshore activities are available including a visit to Naoshima, home to artist Yayoi Kusama’s famous dotted pumpkins, and sampling soy sauce at a local brewery.

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Maldives with Scubaspa

Combine scuba diving with spa treatments on this floating resort that sails around the beyond stunning scenery of the Maldives. Offering two luxury liveaboards – aptly named Scubaspa Ying and Scubaspa Yang – each one accommodates up to 40 guests in cute cabins kitted out with elegant furnishings. Days are spent diving and snorkelling the coral reefs, spotting unicorn fish, mantas and turtles and fascinating shipwrecks with your experienced dive master; afterwards, banish any aches and pains at the spa – the largest of its kind in the Maldives, and it offers more than 20 unique treatments (be sure and try the Hawaiian Lomi-Lomi). Internationally qualified chefs cater to all tastes and there’s also a gym, jacuzzi, open-air cinema and yoga classes. If this all sounds too healthy, there’s a lovely bar and deck hosting sunset cocktails, and we promise to keep it a secret if you have the odd indulgence …

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