All-inclusive hotels

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Home to lemurs, chameleons, tortoises, humming birds, cocoa, vanilla, ylang-ylang, papyrus and carnivorous plants; Madagascar is one of the last remaining unspoilt oases on the planet. There are virgin forests, savannas and tiny islands to explore. The nature is so rich that the famous Parisian landscape architect Camille Muller was inspired to gather the rarest species in the hotel’s landscaped garden. Located in a nature reserve, Anjajavy l'Hôtel consists of a beautiful ensemble of rosewood villas scattered over a long sandy beach on the Mozambique Channel. Explore deserted creeks, little fishing villages and the Tsingy, coral remains sculpted by erosion and overlapping baobab roots.

Anjajavy le Lodge

Hotel and restaurant on the seafront.

Awasi, in the north of Chile, is a stunning spot, majestic in its beauty and hidden away in the immense Atacama Desert, the most arid place on earth. This tiny hotel, a cosy and secluded haven in a historic setting, has been designed to fit harmoniously into the local culture and environment. It offers its guests unique ‘bespoke’ experiences and a choice of customised packages and 4x4 excursions with their own guide (a guide is assigned to each guest room). Its ‘all-inclusive’ programme gives the traveller total peace of mind to enjoy a wonderful experience.

Awasi Atacama

Hotel and restaurant in a village.

Set in lush rainforest a mere 20 minutes from the famous Iguazu Falls, each of the 14 villas on stilts has its own private pool. The stylish interior décor in the lodges is inspired by local Guarani crafts, including baskets and traditional textiles. In the kitchen, the chef creates cuisine from the heart, bringing the jungle to the plate, balancing sophistication and simplicity according to changing tastes and seasons. The surrounding area reveals countless natural wonders in the form of orchids, ferns and endemic tree species, which join tapirs, monkeys, pumas and colourful birds.

Awasi Iguazu

Awasi Iguazú

Hotel and restaurant in the woods.

To be alone, or virtually alone, facing the infinite land of Patagonia: Awasi Patagonia offers an experience unlike any other. A collection of independent villas, in a private reserve, offers total seclusion and stunning views of the forest, Sarmiento Lake and Torres del Paine National Park. Each villa is allocated its own guide and vehicle, allowing guests to explore the magnificent countryside at their own pace and see condors, guanacos and perhaps a puma. At the end of the day, they will return to a warm and cozy main lodge, restaurant and villas inspired by Patagonian shelters.
Guests who visit our Lodge in Patagonia might also be interested in our property in Atacama. If you are traveling through Chile, we recommend visiting the two most famous destinations of Chile (the Atacama Desert and Torres del Paine) with a “Tailor-Made” quality of service that only Awasi provides.

Awasi Patagonia

Hotel and restaurant in the mountains.

The guest rooms open onto private gardens with vistas of palm trees swaying in the breeze against an ocean backdrop. Cape Weligama’s residences and villas sit atop a promontory overlooking the Indian Ocean and enjoy stunning views of idyllic landscapes on all sides. At the seafront, the crescent-shaped infinity pool seems to float above the waves; alongside stone pathways leading to secluded coves where turtles flap about in the crystal-clear shallows. The terracotta-tiled rooftops of the accommodations, designed by renowned architect Lek Bunnag, create the illusion of a traditional Sri Lankan village with generously sized, stylishly furnished interiors.

Cape Weligama

The Atlas

South of the stunning Atacama Desert, one of the most parched regions on the planet, lies the Elqui Valley, a lush oasis that is the setting for CasaMolle. On a 42-acre estate graced with cactus gardens and embraced by several rivers, the small, thatched, ochre-hued adobe buildings frame a large outdoor swimming pool. The contemporary style is brightened with colorful local textiles and crafts. In the restaurant, the chef expertly combines traditional Chilean specialties with haute cuisine. The all-inclusive formula means the CasaMolle can offer guests a great variety of experiences, from hiking to horseback riding, vineyard tours to kayaking, meditation sessions to spa treatments. As Northern Chile is legendary for its pristine night skies, earning the designation as an International Dark Sky Sanctuary, guests can enjoy starwatching from its open-air amphitheater.

CasaMolle

Tea Trails is perched at an altitude of 1,250 m in Sri Lanka’s Ceylon tea region, bordering Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands World Heritage site. Stay in one of five authentic tea planters’ bungalows, each one of which has its own charm. Lakeside Castlereagh, Summerville and Dunkeld, Norwood with panoramic views, and Tientsin, the most traditionally colonial of the five; they are all decorated with period furniture. Observe life on a working tea estate, savour the gourmet cuisine, and be pampered by a personal butler. This is the ideal setting for trekking and biking against the breath-taking backdrop of mountains, lakes and waterfalls.

Ceylon Tea Trails

Hotel and restaurant on a lake.

Known as the Pearl of the Leeward Islands, Antigua offers no less than 365 beaches on its coastline–one for each day of the year. On the island’s southern shores, on a pretty peninsula, Curtain Bluff has two of its own beaches, offering guests exclusive access to golden sands and turquoise waters. Its guest rooms are housed in a number of small, Caribbean bungalow-style buildings in the shade of coconut trees, with verandas or terraces facing the sea or directly on the sand. Some suites feature private swimming pools. Characteristic wooden furniture, rattan armchairs and colorful accent fabrics help create a relaxed tropical vibe. The vast 15-acre estate is the quintessential seaside resort, offers a Beach Club for water sports, with two swimming pools–one exclusively for adults– tennis courts, a spa, and two restaurants: Tamarind and Sea Grape. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the vast program of activities offered, which also includes complimentary yoga or Pilates sessions. A family-friendly resort, Curtain Bluff welcomes children of all ages–those between the ages of 3 and 10 can join the Cee Bee Kids Camp.

Curtain Bluff Resort

Tamarind Restaurant

Board one of Delfin’s three riverboats to explore Peru's Pacaya Samiria Nature Reserve. The cabins of this triple-decker ship have floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing you to enjoy the spectacle of the Amazon rainforest all day long — whether in the plunge pool, when looking up from your book or while sipping a pisco sour on the upper deck. In the evenings you will be lulled by the humming sounds of the jungle. Fill your days with new experiences: explore the shore by kayak, visit villages, swim with pink river dolphins, hop on a paddle board and enjoy night safaris. On board, guests can enjoy exquisite Amazonian-Peruvian cuisine, adding to your full immersion in the Amazon.

Delfin Amazon Cruises

Delfin I dining room

Luxury cruises on a river.

Nestled within a vast private concession in northern Botswana, Duba Plains Camp is a dream come true for lovers of Africa and its beguiling landscapes. Experience an unforgettable safari adventure from the comfort of one of five spacious 1920s-style tented suites, each with its own swimming pool and offering breathtaking views over the verdant plains of the Okavango Delta. Discover local birdlife and hundreds of animals–including fascinating Kalahari species–on a land and water safari led by a professional guide. Your zest for life will be revived by daily contact with this wild paradise, part of a conservation program involving local people. The hotel’s co-founders–National Geographic filmmakers and explorers–say they can’t imagine a more complete safari experience anywhere else in Africa. It’s yours to discover.

Duba Plains Camp

Lodge and restaurant in a private game reserve.

Sometimes you need to get away from it all to truly understand and appreciate the world. Gaining a new perspective is exactly the experience that Ecoventura offers in the sublime waters of the Galapagos archipelago. During one-week cruises aboard its three yachts – the Origin, Theory & Evolve by Ecoventura – guests explore the Galapagos National Park, one of the very first UNESCO World Heritage sites, in a unique and environmentally responsible way. To respect this delicate ecosystem, the three ultra-modern vessels each accommodate just twenty travelers, making for exclusive and intimate expeditions for seven nights. Whether kayaking, paddle-boarding, snorkeling, or simply during shore excursions on the islands in small groups, professional naturalist guides will introduce you to the exceptional local flora and fauna. Ecoventura’s approach reflects the status of these islands as the ‘last sanctuary of natural life’, as famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau described them. Every guest plays a critical role in their preservation.

Ecoventura - Galapagos

Luxury cruises on the ocean.

With the Córdoba’ Sierras as a background, Stéphanie and Raoul Fenestraz have created a real living Argentinean estancias in the heart of Argentina. Light wood parquet flooring and high white vaulted ceilings, selected furniture and objects: your suite reflects the spirit of the property, spacious, elegant, full of light and stories. Your days are spent between horseback riding, polo lessons, picnic in the garden, outside swimming pool and wine tastings before wonderful culinary delights. Beef, mutton, eggs and milk from their farm, fruit, herbs and home-grown vegetables are the ingredients for unforgettable barbecues in a convivial atmosphere, which forms the essence of Argentinean countryside. 



El Colibri

La table du Colibri

Hotel and restaurant in a park.

Eolo embodies the spirit of Patagonia, its indigenous roots, the personal experiences of the first European and criollo settlers and those of the adventurers from across the world who still head for this legendary land today. This magical lodge is located on an estate that stretches over 4,000 hectares near El Calafate, on the route to the Perito Moreno glacier. Here in the valley of La Anita, nothing can disturb the tranquility. Set off and explore unspoiled nature, relax in the indoor pool and savor delicious cuisine while taking in the incredible views of glaciers, the largest lake in Argentina and the Andes Mountains.

EOLO - Patagonia's Spirit

EOLO

Hotel and restaurant in the country.

Nestled in KwaZulu-Natal, this magnificent lodge built high upon a cliff overlooks the Sundays River. Its five independent, elegantly decorated suites each have terraces, whose sweeping views invite guests into a state of blissful reverie. The Nambiti reserve, with its bush and savanna, plains and waterfalls, is home to the region’s greatest concentration of animals. In addition to the Big Five, you can expect to cross cheetahs and black rhinos, as well as the many species of birds. At the end of a day spent in the open air, the lodge offers you relaxing comfort, accompanied by an elegant touch of French art de vivre and extraordinary African experiences.

Esiweni Luxury Safari Lodge

Lodge and restaurant in a game reserve.

The six suites at Few & Far Luvhondo are nestled amid a forest of ancient baobab trees in the Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the north of South Africa. These elegant clifftop eucalyptus wood lodges open onto a long terrace overlooking the valley–the perfect spot to appreciate the beauty of unspoiled nature. Gastronomy is an integral part of the experience, with meals either served in guests’ suites, in the heart of the bush (picnic-style) or around a boma braai, a traditional wood-fired barbecue. All-inclusive stays at Few & Far Luvhondo not only include meals but all activities too, such as guided hikes, safaris in 4x4 vehicles, nights spent beneath the stars, and aerial safaris on board the Solyrus (coming 2026), a solar-powered cable car that offers a truly unique way to observe nature.

Few & Far Luvhondo

Not far from the Route of the White Villages, the pride of southern Andalusia, Finca La Donaira is perched above the Serranía de Ronda, deep in farming country spanning more than 1,700 acres. A landscape of meadows, ancient oak forests, and Roman and Arab ruins – all creating an atmosphere of contemplative serenity. 
Designed as a holistic, environmentally friendly haven, Finca La Donaira features a farmhouse and outbuildings, carefully renovated with natural materials, such as adobe, wood and stone, while preserving the original beams and frames. In the rooms and suites with whitewashed walls, the polished floors are brightened with colorful, rustic rugs. Every room and suite of this 111 year old “Cortijo” has been uniquely designed, furnished with rare antiques, custom pieces, and original artwork. Finca La Donaira offers a broad variety of experiences: cuisine crafted with ingredients from the estate’s organic farm, relaxation at the spa, yoga classes, and horseback riding with the property’s Lusitanian horses.

Finca La Donaira

La Donaira

This is a story of love at first sight. That of Markus Friesacher for Namibia, its deserts, its inhabitants, flora and fauna. The owner of the Austrian company Gmundner Keramik, the oldest European ceramics company, opened this lodge in 2022 as an autonomous and sustainable local project. Less than an hour from the capital, Windhoek, Gmundner Lodge combines exquisite refinement with unforgettable immersions in wild, unspoiled nature. With a nod to the luxurious safari camps of adventurers from another era, its suites are housed within large tents. Inside, expect teak flooring, Persian rugs, Chesterfield armchairs, four-poster beds wrapped in mosquito nets, and chests of drawers that resemble travel trunks... Bathtubs are found outside, on the terrace, promising sublime relaxation under the gaze of the animals that pass through these 14,800-acres of Kalahari savannah. The lodge, which has a large swimming pool and spa, runs on solar energy and its farm produces vegetables and fruits served in the restaurant. The lodge seamlessly combines social commitments with the preservation of regional culture and traditions through an art project to support the indigenous San people. Gmundner Lodge is also proudly run by locals, whose inherent and diverse knowledge of Namibia makes for a more meaningful cultural exchange with visitors.

Gmundner Lodge

Friesacher

The key elements of your adventure: a change of scene, emotional highs, and the joy of experiencing it all with friends and family. Laid out in traditional safari style, the camps of the Great Plains Conservation Collection blend into the landscape without altering its beauty. They promise you an incomparable immersion in the most preserved reserve in Kenya: the Masai Mara. Its three camps, each designed in sympathy with the surroundings and tastefully decorated by the owners–who are members of the National Geographic Society–offer an intimate setting, ideal for discovering a region teeming with wild animals. Situated under the canopy of trees, at different strategic locations, Mara Plains, Mara Nyika and Mara Toto Tree are a visual love letter to Africa, its wildlife and its people. Whether you decide to visit all three camps or not, your all-inclusive stay ensures you discover the myriad facets of this immense Eden, during personalized safaris. Discover the epitome of responsible travel, in complete harmony with neighboring Masai communities.

Great Plains Mara

Vast and unspoiled, the private Selinda Reserve links the Okavango Delta to the Linyanti and Savute river systems, embodying Africa’s true spirit and, more specifically, that of Botswana itself. Located within this remote wilderness are Great Plains Conservation’s Selinda Camp and Zarafa Camp. Designed in an ecologically friendly manner, Zarafa Camp consists of large, sumptuously appointed tented suites, recreating the atmosphere of the very first safaris in their traditional style. Selinda Camp brilliantly synthesises the meeting of cultures thanks to its luxurious suites. In this exciting region, you will be able to appreciate the countless wonders of Botswana’s wildlife; it’s a veritable breeding ground for rare animals where nature has so much to offer. You’ll have the great privilege of observing the famous lions featured in Birth of a Pride, the film directed by Derek and Beverley Joubert for National Geographic, as well as endangered African wild dogs, hippos bathing in the lagoons, and large herds of elephants grazing peacefully in the surrounding area. It is a magical show enriched by the most beautiful sunsets in the world.

Great Plains Selinda

Selinda Camp | Zarafa Camp

Located within a Big Five private game reserve in the Greater Kruger Area, Jabulani, with its few Superior Suites and exclusive villas, offers a unique opportunity for gracious living in a five-star soulful lodge. Each spacious suite and villa is luxuriously furnished and features both a private deck and a plunge pool. Children are welcome at Jabulani from the age of six and at Zindoga Villa at any age. Villa Somopane has two spacious suites, perfect for families or couples. Jabulani is a place to indulge your every sense, a place to explore the African wilderness and reconnect with nature, experience amazing wildlife, and enjoy superb cuisine. Your dedicated Jabulani ranger will ensure that your safari experience is tailor-made to your personal preference, whether it's laid back and relaxed or filled with game viewing and other activities. Learn about our inspiring journey that began with a herd of elephants that were rescued nearly twenty years ago. Our devoted elephant carers share insightful stories of their life journeys with the Jabulani herd, whilst you have opportunity the to respectfully observe the elephants during their daily routines. Watch them enjoy their midday swim, forage in the wild, and amble past the dam at sunset to their homestead before nightfall. Jabulani is truly a soulful, insightful, and unforgettable experience.

Jabulani Safari

Jabulani

In the heart of the pampa, just 120 kilometers (75 miles) from Buenos Aires, La Bamba de Areco is an early 19th-century estancia that emanates charm and character. The colonial-style buildings have been tastefully converted into a luxury hotel infused with the gaucho spirit. The dark red facades of the main house and the stables, the immense tree-shaded grounds and the warm, attentive service make this a unique, magical place. A polo team practices on the field next door, and the rooms, fittingly, are named after famous horses. Decorated in leather, wood and wool, each one has its own distinctive “thoroughbred” style, making La Bamba de Areco a veritable microcosm of Argentine culture.

La Bamba de Areco

La Pulperia

In the heart of the Marquesas Islands, one of the most remote archipelagos in the world, the twenty wooden bungalows of Nuku Hiva by Pearl Resorts offer a breathtaking view of Taioha’e Bay and the dramatic peaks of the mountains that encircle it. The property, built from natural materials and decorated by artists from the island, has made “respect for Marquesan traditions” its watchword. The sophisticated and extremely fresh cuisine, which honours the work of local fishermen and hunters, is a testament to this.

Offering customised expeditions and stays, the lodge takes you from sea to mountain, where you can explore the island’s four majestic valleys, meet locals at the artisan craft markets and discover sacred sites guarded by ancient sculpted statues known as tikis. Afterwards, you may even find yourself inspired to try your hand at wood carving during one of the workshops held on the island.

Le Nuku Hiva

Le Kenae

The islands of Cape Verde – formed by volcanic lava and sculpted by the Atlantic’s powerful surf – are home to pristine natural wonders and a mesmerizing mix of cultures. You can explore these treasures aboard Le Ponant on the all-inclusive “Faces of Cape Verde” cruise, a chance to truly unplug and let go. With landscapes ranging from luxuriant greenery to arid desert, your odyssey of eight days and seven nights begins in Mindelo, the main port of São Vicente. It is the birthplace of Ceséria Évora, a city of enchanting pastel colors and elegant colonial facades. South of the archipelago lies the island of Boa Vista, stretching its golden dunes as far as the eye can see, beckoning you to forget the passage of time. From one stopover to the next, savor living in the now on this legendary three-masted ship of more intimate dimensions, so you feel like you are on your own personal sailboat. Committed to nautical tourism that is ever more sustainable and exclusive, Le Ponant provides guests with tailor-made service and authentic, locally sourced cuisine.

Le Ponant - Cape Verde

Le Diamant

The mere mention of the Caribbean brings to mind idyllic island landscapes, sun-warmed sands dotted with swaying palms beside endless turquoise waters. Le Ponant returns to its very first Creole loves on three intimate, all-inclusive cruise itineraries designed purely for relaxation. From Philipsburg to Marigot, with Fort-de-France or Pointe-à-Pitre as point of departure and arrival, relish one of the eight-day, seven-night odysseys, carried away by Caribbean dreams. From desert islands to legendary ports, off the beaten paths of the standard sailing routes, leisurely explore the natural wonders under the water or across the lands of this secluded paradise. The intimate size and elegance of the legendary three-masted ship reflect Le Ponant’s commitment to ever more sustainable and exclusive tourism: You will feel like you are aboard your own personal sailboat. As the finishing touch, the refined, authentic cuisine is locally sourced and celebrates Caribbean traditions.

Le Ponant - Caribbean

Le Ponant invites you aboard for different intimate odysseys, sailing off the beaten paths of standard seafaring routes. Whether you love the Mediterranean or are simply a curious traveler by nature, discover or rediscover iconic sites and hidden treasures on an all-inclusive cruise, a moment in time to be carried by sea breezes from port to port. Choose to travel the Greek islands from Athens, the Croatian coasts from Dubrovnik, or a combination of these destinations: Whatever course you set, it is sure to be a thrilling, satisfying adventure. Surrounded by the incomparable scents of the Mediterranean basin, marvel at the diversity of the landscapes, savor the rich cultural traditions. Reconnect with nature – and yourself – on a three-masted ship of an intimate size that has you feeling like you are on your very own sailboat. Committed to nautical tourism that is ever more sustainable and exclusive, Le Ponant provides guests with tailor-made service and authentic, locally sourced cuisine.

Le Ponant - Mediterranean

Nestled on the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, on the north-east corner of Australia, Lizard Island Resort is truly an exclusive retreat–even in a country renowned for superlatives. Aside from a biological research laboratory, the resort is the only building in this protected national park, which looks like a Robinson Crusoe-style desert island. Covered in lush vegetation, the island is home to 24 white sand beaches caressed by a turquoise lagoon. Explore this tropical paradise on a hike, led by naturalist guides, and you will encounter large lizards and colonies of birds, while magical dives on the reef offer the opportunity to swim with sea turtles and thousands of multi-colored fish. Elegant and refined guest rooms, suites and villas all offer breathtaking views of the ever-changing ocean. Stays include meals served at Salt Water restaurant or on two private gazebos overlooking Anchor Bay, offering unrivaled panoramic views of the sunset.

Lizard Island Resort

Salt Water Restaurant

Mii amo is a renowned spa and wellness resort not far from the Grand Canyon. This sanctuary is located in the stunning red rocks of Boynton Canyon, one of the most powerful energy vortexes of Sedona, Arizona. Reconnect with nature and your nature in an enchanting setting where accommodations are designed to enhance guests’ sense of place within the canyon. Dressed in all natural carpets, wood and artisan-designed throws, the rooms open to the vastness of the landscape dotted with prickly pears and pinyon pines. All have indoor fireplaces and private patios. Acclaimed for its unique holistic approach, Mii amo offers all-inclusive and customized journeys, including tailor-made treatments and guided meditations provided by intuitive and experienced professionals. This way, connected to each other, your mind and body will enjoy the flavors imagined by Hummingbird's chef, who favors an ingredient-based cuisine with regionally sourced produce.

Mii amo

Hummingbird

Welcome to Morukuru Family De Hoop, an off-grid luxury eco-lodge located on South Africa’s Garden Route, a three-hour drive from Cape Town. Nestled in the preserved natural setting of the De Hoop Nature Reserve, its five suites and private villa boast radiant contemporary architecture crafted from recycled, locally sourced materials. Together, their sleek and elegant design blends seamlessly into the natural surroundings overlooking the Indian Ocean. Generous floor-to-ceiling windows throughout allow guests to bask in the space and feel at one with the surrounding Fynbos landscape. This is an ideal location for family holidays. Explore the beautiful beaches; try a hand at dune-boarding, marine walks and nature drives; and enjoy sunrises and sunsets in magical locations. All promise to be truly unforgettable moments discovering protected wildlife and breathtaking scenery. And to cap the experience, savour executive chef Mauritz Greeff’s cuisine that expertly blends influences from both Africa and Europe. A stay at Morukuru Family De Hoop is sure to inspire an enduring appreciation for the importance of environmental protection.

Morukuru Family De Hoop

Morukuru Beach Lodge Restaurant

Your bush house awaits in a private section of South Africa’s Madikwe Game Reserve, a one-hour flight from Johannesburg. Once settled in one of the three villas at the Morukuru Family Madikwe, welcomed by the maître de maison, a private chef, a butler, and your personal housekeeping staff, all that is left for you to do is enjoy your adventure! The villas’ interior design emphasizes natural wood and stone, for the feeling of living with and within nature. What pleasure to take a refreshing dip in your private swimming pool between your personalized safaris, planned and led by your private guide and tracker. You can set out to encounter the celebrated “Big Five” – elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, leopards, and lions. Perhaps you will also come across one of the cheetahs reintroduced into the reserve by the Morukuru Goodwill Foundation, while you learn more about the foundation’s environmental preservation initiatives and support for local communities. As night falls, savor the Morukuru Family Madikwe’s open-air spa and feel time come to a standstill.

Morukuru Family Madikwe

Wake up to snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro and the distant roars of lions. ol Donyo Lodge is a pioneer amongst safari lodges, and a forerunner of sustainable tourism: by working with the local Maasai people, it has been able to blend conservation and livelihood benefits. On the slopes of the Chyulu Hills, this lodge blends contemporary and traditional design. To stay here is a chance to explore Africa in an uncommon way – by horseback or four-wheel drive, on foot or in a hide twenty paces from some of the largest elephants in the world. ol Donyo Lodge enjoys a stunning location, with the savannah at its feet stretching as far as the eye can see. This is the Africa of the mind's eye.

ol Donyo Lodge

At the heart of a 19th century Victorian estate, Otahuna Lodge seamlessly knits past and present together: period woodwork, stained glass windows and fifteen working fireplaces combine with a host of modern comforts and a rich collection of contemporary New Zealand art. Outside, Otahuna, which is Maori for little hill among the hills, has striking views over the Canterbury Plains and the Banks Peninsula. The song of native bellbirds invites guests to discover hidden glades, ponds and more than 120 different kinds of organic fruits, vegetables, nuts and mushrooms in the historic gardens.

Otahuna Lodge

Built using sustainable methods and materials, Pikaia Lodge is a model of elegance and ecology on the island of Santa Cruz, in the heart of the Galápagos. Its rooms and suites, with their simple and refined design, all feature floor-to-ceiling windows with inimitable views of the lush coastal hills. Some even come with a private balcony and plunge pool, perfect for relaxing in complete privacy after a day of exploration.
On the ground floor of the contemporary main building, discover two stylish spots to unwind. Opening onto a dreamy infinity pool, the Lobby Lounge is ideal for enjoying a drink while gazing at the sea. Or head to the Homo Sapiens Lounge to peruse its fine collection of books and films on the Galápagos Islands, as well as its temporary exhibitions on local history. Exploring this archipelago in an eco-responsible manner has never been so luxurious.

Pikaia Lodge

Evolution Restaurant

Tucked away in the heart of Turks and Caicos in the British Caribbean is Pine Cay. Located between Cuba and the Bahamas, Pine Cay is an 800-acre private island a luxurious resort featuring JUST 11 premium beachfront rooms, 2 luxury beachfront cottages and 8 rental villas. It is a paradise on earth where you can take a break from the world and truly get back to nature. Blessed with silence, surrounded by translucent turquoise waters and with 2 deserted miles of one of the Caribbean’s finest white sand beaches, this ultimate haven of tranquillity is sublimated all the more by the total relaxation offered by the Balinese Spa therapist and the breath-taking beauty of the sunsets over the Caribbean Sea. At the gourmet restaurant, discover anew various culinary traditions as you savour the chef's tropical-influenced cuisine. The exclusivity of Pine Cay, its Caribbean culture and its commitment to the preservation of a pristine environment are priceless qualities ensuring that your stay is nothing short of exceptional.

Pine Cay

Pine Cay Restaurant

Sabi Sand, one of the largest private reserves in South Africa, is the evocative setting for Silvan Safari Lodge. This 160,000-acre estate, bordering the famous Kruger National Park, immerses guests in the heart of nature. This is the domain of the famous ‘Big Five’–and leopards in particular, which can be observed on almost every outing in the wilderness. The suites of Silvan Safari stand out from the classic lodges of the region by their unique wooden architecture and elegant, bohemian décor. They open onto a large terrace with a swimming pool which seems to plunge into the bush and riverbed beyond. The lodge fosters a deep connection with its environment, playing a crucial part in conserving its unspoiled surroundings. Silvan Safari Lodge employs around fifty residents from the local community, each dedicated to ensuring an unforgettable guest experience. Stays include twice-daily safaris, guided by expert rangers, showcasing the rich diversity of bird and animal life across the savannah. Additionally, the lodge offers a photographic studio where guests can bring their travel memories to life and the opportunity to sample an exceptional selection of gin before enjoying gourmet dinners under starry skies.

Silvan Safari Lodge

Modjaji Dining Room

This safari camp is located on a private island deep in the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO heritage site renowned for its tremendous biodiversity. It is an exceptional location for discovering the fauna and flora of this “river that never reaches the ocean” in a flat-bottomed boat or a traditional fisherman’s canoe. Sitatunga Private Island is an exclusive retreat encircled by narrow, crystal-clear waterways winding toward the vast Okavango swamps in the south. At Sitatunga Private Island, the 2 canvas-constructed suites, each with a private veranda and pool, are raised off the ground and have been designed to hang in gigantic bamboo-and-wood-inspired “fishing baskets,” a nod to the local fishermen. The interior décor is a collection of natural woods, rugs, and ethnic furniture, creating a refined ambiance of calm and relaxation.

Sitatunga Private Island

Sitatunga Private Island dining room

Nestled in a Pacific Archipelago, Sonora Resort offers a rare alchemy of virgin wilderness and opulent comfort. Accessible only by sea or air, this is the stage for a breathtaking natural spectacle: eagles perched on towering trees, whales and sea lions surfing the currents… Spend adventurous days fishing, hiking, and observing grizzly bears in their natural habitat. For quieter moments immerse yourself in soothing mineral pools. Here, every room commands a stunning view of snow-capped peaks that seem to plunge into the emerald sea. Fresh local ingredients are prepared by accomplished chefs, paired with world class wines and served before an ocean vista.

Sonora Resort

Tyee Dining Room

The ‘territory’ of this camp is built into the thick riverine forest located on the Zambezi River’s edge, in the private 118,000 hectares (291,000 acres) Sapi Private Reserve east of Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. All tents offer their own private indoor lounge area, outdoor swimming pool, (with exercise bikes on a wide veranda) and outdoor dining area combining canvas and stone walls. Each tent comes complete with a Canon professional camera and lenses, plus Leica binoculars for guests to use whilst they are with us in Sapi.

Tembo Plains Camp

Tembo Plains Camp Restaurant

The Point was built by the Rockefellers as a woodland retreat, during the heyday of the Adirondack Great Camps. Today it is a marvelous union of rustic simplicity and extraordinary luxury. The magnificent guest rooms are housed in four log buildings on the peaceful wooded shore of Upper Saranac Lake. The Point is a study in delicious contrasts: exceptional meals, blazing campfires at the edge of the lake, artworks and antiques, snowshoes and skis for exploring the magical white forest… Enjoy gourmet picnic excursions, journeys through the rippling waters in gleaming mahogany boats, and a staff that organizes each day according to the pleasure of the guests.

The Point

In the legendary Montana ranch land, The Ranch at Rock Creek spans over 2,500 hectares of lush meadows and rolling foothills, framed by distant snow-capped peaks. In addition to its outstanding staff, superb amenities and stunning scenery, the ranch offers an array of activities: horseback riding on spectacular trails, fly fishing on the Blue Ribbon Rock Creek, hiking, wildlife watching, mountain biking, archery and more. History buffs can visit nearby historic ghost towns, while lovers of the West can experience a summer rodeo. After a vigorous day outdoors, the excellent spa provides welcome relaxation. Experience the true West without sacrificing true comfort.

The Ranch at Rock Creek

Granite Lodge - Main Dining Room

Twin Farms is a unique country estate in Vermont, situated on over 120 hectares of wildflower meadows, hardwood forests, ancient gardens and private ponds. The original 1790s farmhouse and lodge have been converted into gracious living and dining rooms and six elegant suites. Ten guest cottages, each with its own interior design style, are dotted about the property, and The Farmhouse at Copper Hill provides four additional suites, ideal for small gatherings. Since opening in 1993, Twin Farms has upheld a tradition of graceful hospitality and quiet beauty. Guests enjoy the use of a handsome pub, the fitness and wellness centers, a lakeside cabana and a Japanese-style furo.

Twin Farms

In the southeast of Sri Lanka lies the Wild Coast Tented Lodge — a haven of twenty eight cocoon-like tents placed at the edge of the jungle and beach. Together they form the shape of a leopard's paw, a symbol of the Yala National Park whose wonders you can discover alongside the camp’s naturalist guides on a safari adventure. At the outposts, the suites overlook the Indian Ocean. Each arched structure, stretched in canvas and bearing stylish colonial expedition decor, is dotted with a private watering hole. Entwined in bamboo, the main building resembles a rock along the shore. It houses the bar, library and restaurant where a modern take on traditional Sri Lankan cuisine is served. 

Wild Coast Tented Lodge

The Dining Pavilion

Lodge and restaurant on the seafront.

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