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We’re an independent, lifestyle management agency providing high-end experiences for everyone
The Sybarite's Origins
Founded in 2014 by CEO and Editor-in-Chief John Cofie, The Sybarite has existed as a platform for all things luxury since. But where does the unique name come from?
The etymology of Sybarite can be traced back to the Greek "Subaritēs", inhabitants of the Ancient Greek city of Sybaris in Southern Italy, near modern day Corigliano, Italy.
Known for its wealth & the luxury of its inhabitants, the ancient city of Sybaris has contributed to the modern meaning of sybarite, as well as encompassing what it means to be a member of The Sybarite community:
"a person who is self-indulgent in their fondness for sensuous luxury."
Why join The Sybarite?
Exclusive access to curated experiences
We handpick the best luxury experiences so you don't have to.
Be the first to know about new experiences
Experience the best as soon as it becomes available, so you don't have to hunt around.
Bespoke services tailored to your vision
First-class customer care via a concierge and custom packages.
Ready for an adventure?
Unlock the Vatican — A Private Dawn at the Sistine Chapel
This extraordinary experience offers exclusive early-morning access to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, accompanying the Vatican Key Master during the sacred ritual of opening the world’s most revered art collection.
A Legacy in Motion — Nicola Bulgari’s Private Car Collection & Winery
Step into a world where passion, precision, and heritage converge. This exclusive experience invites you inside the private world of Nicola Bulgari — a man whose devotion to craftsmanship extends from the art of fine automobiles to the elegance of winemaking.
The Stars of the Amalfi Coast — A Nighttime Boat Adventure
As twilight descends over Positano, the sea becomes a mirror for the sky. Step aboard a private boat for an enchanted nighttime journey along the Amalfi Coast — a voyage guided by the stars, the rhythm of the waves, and stories as old as the Mediterranean itself.