The super rich are paying $150,000 for a perfectly planned round-the-world adventure — here's what they get, from glacier hiking in Patagonia to whale watching in Australia

The world's richest people always travel in style.
From private jets and yachts to custom excursions, vacations for the super rich are perfectly planned.
One travel company, Abercrombie & Kent, shared the itinerary for a 25-day, 6-continent tour that costs $150,000.

For many of us, glacier hiking in Patagonia, whale watching in Australia, and stargazing in Easter Island are merely pipe dreams.

For the mega-rich, that's all accomplished in one month of the year.

Those in the upper echelon of wealth value travel like the rest of us, except their experiences are vastly different. Instead of reading travel blogs, consulting hot travel lists, and scouring the internet for cheap airfare deals, the mega-rich often outsource their vacation planning to luxury travel agencies.

Abercrombie & Kent is one such company. The travel and concierge service transports guests on its fleet of private jets and chartered mega-yachts with the exclusivity and five-star treatment millionaires are so accustomed.

Its portfolio of luxury family tours ranges widely, including trips such as riding in a tuk-tuk

Around the World, a 25-day journey through 7 countries and 6 continents for $150,000 per person.

Below, a closer look at the Around the World itinerary — how the mega-rich travel the world.

Day 1: Miami

The trip begins in Miami, where travelers mix and mingle during the first night. They stay at the Four Seasons, and enjoy the fitness centers and on-site restaurants. The global adventure begins in the morning.

Days 2 - 4: Nicaragua

Board a private jet and depart the US for Nicaragua.

Guests arrive at the luxurious Mukul Resort and Spa, situated on the country's Emerald Coast. There's no shortage of adventurous and exhilarating activities in Nicaragua. Explore the cloud forest on foot and from up above on a zip line. Or, there's the option to sport fish, take in a round of golf, or pedal around on a bicycle.

The ultra-rich can also imbibe the country's finest rums and try their hands at cigar rolling.

Days 5 - 7: Chile

Arrive in the Southern Hemisphere via private jet and board the adventure vessel 'Skorpios III.'

One of the best ways to explore the pre-historic Patagonian fjords, glaciers, and rocky crags is by water. The region is rich with wildlife so it's not uncommon to spot dolphins, grey foxes, Patagonian puma, or Andean condors. An expert glaciologist is on hand to lead glacier climbing tours for the ultra rich as well.

Days 8 - 9: Easter Island

Days 10 - 12: New Zealand

Days 13 - 15: Australia

Days 16 - 18: India

Days 19 - 21: Oman

The private jet lands in the United Arab Emirates and a luxury vehicle drives to the Musandam Peninsula in the Sultanate of Oman.

Cruise the Gulf of Oman and take in the pale limestone cliffs of the Musandam fjords. The area is ripe for water sports like fishing, snorkeling, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.

While on land, local chefs lead a private Arabic culinary class and teach the benefits of Eastern medicinal herbs.

Days 22 - 24: Georgia

East meets West in Georgia.

The last stop of the tour is

Day 25: New York City

The odyssey concludes in New York City.