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Grootbos Forest Lodge

Wind your way through an ancient Milkwood Forest as you stroll between your luxurious suite and the lodge itself, feeling serenity settle over you like a delicate mist. Grootbos Forest Lodge is a masterpiece of sophisticated and contemporary design, reflecting the breath-taking natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. Nowhere else would you be able to enjoy one of the world’s most biodiverse environments and the changing colours in the Southern sky quite like this.
 
With its clean lines, elegant ceilings and expansive windows, Grootbos Forest Lodge is the place to retreat to for blissful contemplation and for connecting with yourself or nature. Fringed by the peaceful Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, the Forest Lodge features 16 freestanding luxury suites, accentuating the rolling hills of fynbos and majestic mountains. On a clear day, it’s possible to see all the way to Cape Point.

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.

Anurak Community Lodge

Anurak Community Lodge is a peaceful retreat, set amidst the lush tropical vegetation of Khao Sok’s National Park. Feel truly immersed with nature and indulge in local cuisine whilst helping the community by facilitating cultural exchanges. Sustainable and eco-friendly is at the forefront here so you can relax in the knowing that you are benefiting those around you, not just going on holiday. All the lodges are set above ground from the creepy crawlies with a balcony on each, so you can take in the beautiful scenery. Activities such as Hiking tours through the jungle and aiding the locals plant trees can be added to your stay here so, you’ll always have something to do!

Knai Bang Chatt

During French rule, Kep was Cambodia’s premier seaside destination, widely known as ‘the St. Tropez of South-East Asia’, at the Knai Bang Chatt they maintain this premier seaside destination with a European flare. Working with a French architect, Knai Bang Chatt restored and remodel the resort to stunning colonial villas and are a centrepiece of an impeccably designed coastal region. The resort provides travellers with the highest of modern amenities in the form of plush rooms, an infinity pool overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, world-class cuisine, and much more. Discover the wonders of Cambodia and its rich culture, history and communities, while relaxing in an environmentally aware modern luxurious hotel along the coast of Cambodia.

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.

Sala Lodges

Smitten with the charm of this architecture during their Cambodian peregrinations, the founders of Sala Lodges have reunited eleven houses dating from 1956 to 1985 in order to create a unique hotel and village. Frequently destined to disappear, the houses have consequently been preserved and benefit from a new lease of life. Amidst a dense jungle undergrowth sprout these unique and culturally correct wooden buildings on stilts. As a family, lovers or with friends, everyone finds a place which fulfils their requirements for luxury and intimacy. The thoughtful staff at Sala Lodges know how to make all this happen so that each and everyone’s stay is unforgettable and unique.

Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse

Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse is located in the luscious midlands in the diverse Kwa-Zulu Natal province of South Africa. Situated in the rolling foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains, guests will be surrounded by colourful gardens, winding rivers, and towering mountains. The suites at the farmhouse are quirky and colourful, each designed in a unique style, with two self-catering villas which can accommodate larger groups or families.
Spend your days hiking in the surroundings, immersing yourself in nature, or participating in exciting activities such as a helicopter trip or visiting local craftsmen. Return to the farmhouse for a meal to remember – a gourmet 5-course dinner made with fresh and flavourful local ingredients. Guests staying here will create memories to last a lifetime.

Fugitives Drift

Fugitives’ Drift is a Natural Heritage Site which overlooks both Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, where 22,000 Zulu warriors defeated the invading British troops in 1879. Guests can travel back in time with a tour of the battlefields and explore the land where the Zulu warriors defended their country. Fugitives Drift rests within a 5,000-acre game reserve which is home to an abundance of wildlife and birdlife. As well as tours of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift, guests can enjoy nature walks and fishing excursions along the reserve’s 22 km of river frontage.
 
Fugitives’ Drift was fully renovated in 2017, transforming the lodge into a luxurious selection of private cottages with en-suite facilities and verandahs that offer incredible views of the sloping valleys, meandering river and sweeping plains. This historical setting also features a museum, as well as a refreshing swimming pool and library.

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