Island – Pure Breaks

Paradise Cove

Paradise Cove Boutique Hotel in Mauritius is a haven of peace and tranquility. Situated on the north of the island in Anse la Raie bay, its location opens up an entire world ready to be experienced and explored, whether you’d rather sunbathe by the pool, kite-surf on the waves or discover the local villages. The possibilities don’t stop at nightfall either, with the chance to sample the local cuisine at a number of beautiful restaurants and an array of secluded areas from which you can watch the stars glow. Paradise Cove is everything you could ask for from an island getaway and so much more.

Mango House Galle Fort

Situated in the centre of the historic and cultural Galle Fort, Mango House is a light and comfortable Dutch colonial-style Villa which combines sophistication with a modern and authentic Asian feel. Featuring hand-made terracotta floor tiles and bespoke furniture, guests at Mango House can enjoy a truly unique experience that bridhes the best of colonial-era architecture with contemporary flair.

The Grand Hotel

The Grand Hotel, built in the style of an Elizabeth Manor House, is an iconic landmark of Sri Lanka that has a heritage of over 127 years. Situated in the high elms of Nuwara Eliya, the Barnes Hall was built by the Governor of Ceylon, Sir Edward Barnes, at his own expense between 1830 and 1850. Nearly 200 years later, the Grand Hotel has evolved to blend its beauty with exceptional hospitality, giving visitors to the mountains of Sri Lanka a magnificent place to stay. If you’re looking for a place to stay in the ‘Switzerland of the East’, then look no further than the legendary Grand Hotel.

Jetwing St. Andrews

Jetwing St. Andrew’s sits 6,182 feet above sea level, cradled amidst the mist covered mountains of Sri Lanka. This stately Georgian style mansion, which was converted in to a Scots Club in 1875, still preserves the charm of the colonial era with its distinctive English country ambiance. Each room is thoughtfully decorated, with many original features, so you can indulge in its effortless splendour. Stare out over the misty mountains and get lost in the history right at your fingertips.

Amaya Beach

Situated on the picturesque shores of the Indian Ocean near Pasikudah Bay, Amaya Beach offers a beautiful space for you to unwind surrounded by the serene aquamarine sea and the lush green gardens. Sink your toes into the golden sand on the beach or paddle in the shallow, tranquil waters as you go for a stroll along the seafront. Take a trip to the Dutch Fort in Batticaloa to learn about the history of the small beach town. There’s also a range of excursions to do from Amaya Beach including whale watching in nearby Trincomalee, and the exploration of the ruins of the former Kingdom of Polonnaruwa.

Poulo Condor

The island itself is a paradise off the beaten track and is recognised by the immense natural beauty with forested hills, untouched sandy beaches and extensive coral reefs. Con Son, the main island boasts miles of the coastal roads and hiking trails offering a wide range of outdoor activities like trekking, discovering the nature or watching the turtles laying eggs at night. The island itself is part of a National Park with an archipelago of 16 mostly uninhabited mountainous islets.

Kazile Island Lodge

Kazile Island Lodge is a beautiful and elegant place to stay found on a private island on the Kwando River, in the heart of KAZA. Kazile is one of only two accommodations situated within the Bwabwata National Park itself, along with its sister lodge Nambwa. The Lodge is home to no fewer than thirteen Meru tents hidden away in the bountiful Mangosteen forest. The tents offer incredible views of both the Kwando River and the extensive floodplains between the island and the infamous Horseshoe Bend. Sitatunga, an elusive aquatic antelope, can be spotted on the floodplains and marshes, providing guests with a rare opportnity to see these animals. This incredible corner of Namibia is hard not to fall in love with, with amazing sunrises over the trees and wildlife traversing every corner.

Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort

Set in the stunning scenery of the Bazaruto Archipelago, Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort is a peaceful, luxury paradise within a treasured national park. Relax and enjoy all the splendour on offer as you indulge in a wide variety of water sports, boat trips, culinary classes, and fitness activities. For those seeking tranquillity, you need look no further than the resort’s spa, or unwinding around the swimming pool. Gazing out to the horizon over the pristine Indian Ocean, you can reconnect to the beautiful nature all around you and come together over local, fresh food. Secluded, sun-kissed and serene, Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort provides you with everything you need for a truly idyllic holiday in one of nature’s last untouched paradises.

Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort

Undoubtedly one of the finest hotels in all of Mozambique, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort is situated on a small, private island that makes up a beautiful part of the protected Quirimbas Archipelago that shadows Mozambique’s northern coastline. Here, you will gaze upon a 360-degree panorama white sands and Indian Ocean blues. With just 12 beach villas populating the island, a holiday here will feel like true paradise. Beautifully placed on a minuscule private island in the unparalleled Quirimbas Archipelago, just off the northern coast of Mozambique, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort offers a tropical paradise that is naturally secluded and away from any sense of busy life. Soft, warm sands will sift through your toes as you stroll barefoot along an immaculate beach as it is kissed by the turquoise waves of the Indian Ocean.

Royal Chundu Zambezi Island Lodge

Royal Chundu Zambezi Island Lodge is private and exclusive, located on Katombora Island, surrounded by the flowing rapids of the Zambezi River. The lodge is authentic and luxury, and with only four lodge suites the lodge always feels quiet. Rooms have traditional thatch roofs, and floor to ceiling doors which allow bright light to fill the space and afford exceptional views of the Zambezi from the comfort of the king size bed. Authentic touches have been added through the wooden furniture and blue feature textiles, which have been created by local seamstresses. The location of the lodge is ideal, guests will be immersed in wild nature however a short trip will take them to the magnificent Victoria Falls. With no shortage of activities to choose from, guests can spend time on a boat safari, canoe down the river, day trip around the falls or explore Katombora Island on foot; this is the perfect place for adventure seekers and laid-back travellers alike.