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Zambezi Sands River Camp

Zambezi Sands River Camp is situated in the Zambezi National Park on the banks of the Zambezi River, upstream from the Victoria Falls. The camp has ten tastefully-appointed Bedouin-style tents, adding to the unique flavour of the camp. All are built on raised platforms with exceptional river views. Each tent features a lounge, bathroom, outdoor shower and private plunge pool. The main camp area includes a dining room, lounge and bar. There is a shaded outdoor deck for enjoying alfresco dining with a view of the river. Elephant can be found loitering on the mainland or in the river, while hippo, waterbuck and bushbuck frequent the reed banks and islands. Birdlife is prolific – African finfoot, African skimmer, pratincoles and Pel’s fishing owl all occur here. Zambezi Sands provides a wealth of opportunities for drives and walks with experienced guides, while the Zambezi River itself invites exploration by inflatable canoe or motorised launch.

Chundu Island

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.

Borneo Rainforest Lodge

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

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.

Can Tho Ecolodge

On the tranquil banks of the Ba Lang River stands Can Tho Ecolodge, a union between the local culture of Can Tho and a high quality of sustainable tourism. This luxury Eco-accommodation shares an equally strong devotion to its guests and its location; sharing the mystical beauty of the Mekong Delta with visitors in a truly responsible way. The Ecolodge is comprised of twelve thatched bungalows, along with a restaurant, bar, spa and swimming pool all constructed with local renewable materials. Here, the Mekong Delta’s luxuriant tropics take centre stage, captivating guests and enriching their cultural experience in Vietnam’s stunning south.

4 Rivers Floating Lodge

4 Rivers Floating Lodge is at one with the natural order and engages the local community in promoting and fostering the soft tread of an environmentally aware footprint. The lodge offers an immersive experience for its guests whereby accommodation includes tented villas which float on the Tatai river. Each of the 12 tented villas is furnished and decorated with top-quality materials that bring a whole new meaning to luxury in nature. Guests can enjoy all of the comforts they would expect from a world-class resort, including a flat-screen TV, a DVD player and a minibar. Guests can relax on the large and private sun-lounger balconies as they view the ever-changing kaleidoscope of colours that define the Kingdom of Wonders.

Rajabori Villas Resort

The Kings Island is mostly known for its fresh water dolphins and it ability to be a world away from the world. Rajabori Villas sits on this beautiful island, giving guests a a deep immersion in an unspoiled part of old Cambodia filled with nature and discovery. The resort focuses on sustainability and being safe to the natural environment. In this light the villas use a system made of one generator that operates a portion of the night and solar panels that provide the service during the day and late night. The aim here is to create an old style Cambodian village on the island, instead of utilising materials that cannot be sustained over a long period of time and ruin the natural environment.

La Folie Lodge

La Folie Lodge is a charming ecolodge located on Don Daeng, a car-free island facing Champasack Town. Don Daeng in Lao translates to “Red island” and is reputable for its outstanding and unmissable sunsets. Offering visitors a peaceful haven away from the bustle of inner city tourism, the Red Island is located within the UNESCO protected area of the Vat Phou. As well as delighting in utmost comfort at the sustainable lodge, discover the best of Southern-Laos traditional lifestyle, as La Folie Lodge places guests in the centre of an authentic region.

Namkhan Ecolodge

The lodge serves as a sanctuary where guests can connect with nature and enjoy tropical food, the forest, and animals. It acts as a small village for its guests, composed of Bell Canvas Glamping Tents and lodges made from sustainable materials from the neighbouring area. If you want a truly unique experience that’s entirely focused on being respectful to the environment and neighbouring cultures, then Namkhan Ecolodge should be your first choice when staying in Laos.

Leopard Mountain Safari Lodge

Leopard Mountain Safari Lodge is located within the diverse and beautiful Manyoni Private Game Reserve. With only 8 safari suites, a personalised and exclusive service can be given to guests even when at full capacity. The suites are luxurious and spacious, filled with natural light and with private balconies and pools, which offer sweeping views over the bushveld below and the rugged Lebombo Mountains. Guests can begin their day by exploring the reserve during sunrise on a game drive, spend their afternoons indulging in a massage before heading back out into the bush on an afternoon game drive, and enjoy evenings sat around the crackling fire pit in the boma, feasting on delicious food before relaxing in their private pool gazing over the moonlit mountains and star-filled sky.

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