From a Brazilian Rainforest Adventure to Your Own Antarctic Documentary: 3 Drops on the Vault

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What’s the first thing you pack for a vacation? Go on, admit it. It isn’t your passport or jumble of cables—it’s something that will make you look as good as you feel when you’re taking a little R&R. And this week’s sampling from The Vault gives you the ultimate flex when you next pack that bag, no matter where you’re going. If you need a suggestion or two for that, we’ve got you covered, but just make sure you’re ready for your adrenaline levels to surge even as you read on.

Limited-Edition Leisure Society & Daniel Ashley co. Sunglasses

You wouldn’t dream of wearing a suit that wasn’t made to your exact requirements and measurements, or a pair of shoes that weren’t honed on a last modeled to your foot’s every contour. Why, then, would you sink to buying sunglasses that weren’t made to order, too? We know the answer: It’s impossible to easily find anyone who will take on such a task, who would make the eyewear you order truly unique. This is The Vault, though, so of course we’ve managed the near-impossible and secured an exclusive offer from a low-key, high-end eyeglass brand that ensures you won’t be wearing a pair like anyone else.

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Personal Polar Documentary of Adventures in Antarctica via Private Superyacht

Did you shy away from exploring the polar regions because it would typically require joining a group sail on an expedition-class cruise ship rather than chartering in privacy? Yes—and you’re not alone. But there is a small number of superyachts that combine jampacked toy garages and icebreaking capacity with true luxury, and we’ve secured one for this once-in-a-lifetime charter. In case that’s not unforgettable enough, you’ll have a full pro film crew tagging along to capture every moment of your adventure through the ice.

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Survival School in the Brazilian Rainforest with TV Explorer Ed Stafford

Forget Bear Grylls. Ed Stafford makes his fellow British adventurer look like an unprepared urbanite. The epic explorer was the first person to be verified to have walked the entire almost 4,000-mile-long reach of the Amazon River, a feat (and world record) he parlayed into household fame in the U.K. In between TV shoots, he’s offered to squeeze in a bespoke adventure that’s modeled after those extreme thrill trips he shoots for viewers at home. The difference with this one? You get to take part in it, instead of just watching from the sofa.