A Galápagos Islands Hotel, the Finch Bay Eco Hotel, lies just steps from the beach in a secluded location, across the bay from Puerto Ayora on the island of Santa Cruz. Finch Bay Eco Hotel is characterised by its natural surroundings, the ocean, the swimming pool and bar area, the in-house chef’s culinary creations, daily yacht excursions, and the warm and sincere service that each and every guest receives.
Chikoko Trails is made up of two small and exclusive bush camps, Chikoko Tree Camp and Crocodile River Camp, from which guests can experience unparalleled walking safaris which go from camp to camp. Located on the west bank in the South Luangwa National Park, just a few kilometres upstream from parent camp Tafika, Chikoko and Crocodile can only be accessed by foot and each offer a unique bush experience that fully immerses guests in the idyll of remotest Africa. On foot, the minute details of the bush come to the fore in a way they can’t in a car: the smells, the macro world and a sense of timelessness.
Tafika Camp is situated in the Northern part of the Nsefu Sector of the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. It is the base camp for Remote Africa Safaris, a family-run safari operation. Tafika provides amazing views of the river offering a wonderful place to unwind when not enjoying walking safaris, cycling trails, micro lighting, or day and night game drives. This camp is in a game management area that boasts some of the best leopard viewing around, along with the prolific populations of a diverse blend of wildlife. Tafika’s gorgeous reed and thatch chalets are built around the trunks of kigelia, or sausage trees. Each bed is draped with mosquito nets, guests can gaze through the opening at the side of the chalet and enjoy the star-drenched skies without interruption. After busy and thrilling safari days, relax in the generous lawn and outdoor space, or enjoy a refreshing sundowner in the stunning open-air lounge. Expect a safari adventure like no other here at Tafika, with unique and distinctive features – this is a trip guaranteed to last a lifetime.
Lemala Mpingo Ridge camp perches atop the Mpingo Ridge where it can be reached by cooling breezes and sounds of the wild. This high up spot allows for beautiful sweeping views of the plains of the Tarangire National Park and Tarangire River. Enjoy uninterrupted relaxation and adventure in one of the few lodges where you’ll be making the most of your experience no matter where you are, whether it’s out on a game drive getting up close to wildlife or relaxing in the infinity pool watching the world go by. With a great range of activities, guests will be able to make the most of the picturesque landscape, local cultures and the thriving populations of wildlife.
This pristine Rainforest is also home to more than 340 species Birds, 124 species of Mammals, 72 species of Reptiles, 56 species of Amphibians and a staggering 200 species of plants per hectare. The mission of the Borneo Rainforest Lodge is to preserve the rainforest for the generations to come by limiting human activity and to minimise the carbon footprint. It does this by managing the water, chemicals and waste that the accommodation uses in a sustainable manner and support the local community through jobs and utilising every resource the surrounding area can provide.
Sukau Rainforest Lodge is renowned for being one of the National Geographic most unique lodges in the world. Nestled on the banks of one of Borneo’s most important waterways, the Kinabatangan River, the surrounding area is truly fascinating. As home to many of Borneo’s magnificent wildlife, guests are blessed to be able to hear the calls of monkeys and birds every morning and evening. At the heart of this accommodation is the ethos of sustainability and being eco-friendly, the aim is to give back to the community, care for the environment and conserve natural resources and the surrounding wildlife. You’ll have a truly unique and unforgettable experience staying at the Sukau Rainforest Lodge.
The Datai Langkawi is a luxurious destination resort nestling in the heart of a 10-million-year-old rainforest, set against a backdrop of primordial mountains. It opened in 1993, overlooking the Andaman Sea and the white-sand beach of Datai Bay. Home to a wealth of wildlife, it offers each guest a magical escape, a crafted experience and connection with nature. Designed by the visionary architect Kerry Hill and interior designer Didier Lefort, it is the most awarded resort hotel in Southeast Asia. Lefort has led the refurbishment to make the most of the striking natural surroundings. Flag-bearers for the art of Malaysian hospitality, the resort’s team believes that luxury is defined by bespoke service that comes from the heart.
Bomani Tented Lodge lies just a 5-minute drive from the Hwange National Park, allowing safari-goers easy access through the lodge’s private gate. The lodge is located within its own private reserve, meaning that guests can enjoy incredible wildlife sightings from the comfort of the Bomani’s grand viewing platform which overlooks the Bomani Pan, where elephants often gather to drink and bathe in the pleasant water. The camp is small and intimate, consisting of just 11 tented accommodations and suites. This allows guests to delight in a personal and exclusive safari experience in the heart of the African bush, surrounded by unspoilt views and a peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy a range of fun activities such as a visit to the local village on horseback, exciting game drives and observing candid wildlife from one of the lodge’s hides. End the day with a sundowner as the sky fills with burning colours and the plains surrounding the Ngamo Forest Area are bathed in an orange glow.
Chundu Island is an exquisite paradise which lies 21 kilometres upstream from Zimbabwe’s extraordinary Victoria Falls, the largest curtain of falling water in the world. The island measures 1.4 kilometres in length and is positioned on the Zambezi River, meaning that it is only accessible by boat. From Chundu Island, guests can enjoy stunning views of the Zambezi River, as well as quick and easy access to Zambezi National Park. The camp consists of eight spacious palm-thatched suites with private decks that offer river views.
The area is ideal for bird watching enthusiasts, with over 400 species of birdlife that congregate within Zambezi National Park and by the river. Guests can admire the sweeping views of floodplains, marshlands, verdant wetlands and grasslands, as well as the island’s seasonal beach. With plenty of activities available including river cruises, canoeing, walks, fishing and game drives, guests can enjoy a rich and exciting safari experience in a tranquil and private setting.
In the wilds of the Hwange National Park sits Nehimba Safari Lodge. Surrounded by rolling grasslands and overlooking a watering hole, this lodge offers guests an authentic and traditional safari experience. The lodge is small, with only 9 safari suites, meaning it is private and exclusive, and will give guests a unique and once-in-a-lifetime experience of the park. The suites are spacious and comfortable, with cosy beds and private deckings. Meals are served in the main area which boasts a stunning view of the watering hole, so no wandering or thirsty animals are missed while guests tuck into delicious food. Game drives and game walks are offered here, allowing guests to get up close and personal with the astounding biodiversity of this breathtaking national park.
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