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Hangaroa Eco Village Resort and Spa

Hangaroa Hotel is a place where one encounters the simplicity and beauty of nature. It is an invitation to renew the soul and at the same time respecting nature and culture. Made of noble and natural materials, such as cypress logs, clay and volcanic rock, offering visitors a dip in Rapa Nui habitat. The cave inspired guest rooms and organic spaces are equipped with the latest technology that controls the consumption of water and electricity, minimizes noise and electromagnetic fields, ambient tempera taste of each guest. Among the services that the hotel has are three different restaurants, Vaikoa, Poerava and Kaloa, as well as a pool, spa, theater, ballroom, and meeting rooms.

Awasi Patagonia Lodge

Inside the awe-inspiring Torres del Paine National Park, Awasi Patagonia’s villas offer the experience of your own private outpost, with spellbinding views of the mountain range and Lake Sarmiento. Each of the 14 secluded villas is assigned a private guide and a 4WD, making it easy to explore the uninhibited beautiful reserve at your own pace. The locally procured wood buildings blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings of Chilean Patagonia. Enjoy delicious meals in the Relais & Chateaux restaurant as part of your all-inclusive stay and relax in your personal outdoor hot tub overlooking the stunning Patagonian scenery after long days out exploring the park.

Explora Patagonia

Anchored like a ship by Lake Pehoé, at the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, explora Patagonia has a privileged location from where to go out and explore the park. Accommodation includes transfers from and to the airport, meals, and beverages, and a menu of more than 40 exploration routes designed by the hotels outdoors team. The hotel’s treks and horseback rides include mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, lenga tree forests, viewpoints, prairies and rivers, in addition to the most iconic spans of the trekking circuit known as “W”.

Patagonia Camp

On the bank of the crystalline Toro lake and nestled between majestic beach trees, Patagonia Camp has been designed to blend in with the world-renowned natural beauty of Torres del Paine. South America’s first luxury camp has 20 independent Yurts, carefully designed to offer all the comforts of a conventional hotel room while having minimum impact on the surrounding reserve. Explore the spellbinding landscapes, and gaze up at the star-speckled Patagonian night sky through the domed ceiling, while being lulled to sleep by the ambience of the surrounding forest.

Chaltén Camp

El Chaltén Camp will provide an experience via luxury glamping with a view like never before. El Chalten Camp offers luxurious unique tented camps with all conventional modern comforts that any traveller would be happy with, additional to stunning views of Fitz Roy Mountain, terrace and garden area, and onsite communal dining where guests can relax and enjoy together; El Chalten provides a special all included experience… do not miss out.

Puerto Valle

The only luxury lodge in the Ibera Wetlands, Puerto Valle is an authentic Argentine estancia that rests on the banks of the Parana River. Built in 1868, the estancia enjoys an exceptional location, immersed in nature and offering high-end personalised service and superb regional cuisine to provide you with a unique experience. Puerto Valle enjoys close proximity to Ibera National Park, a nature reserve that is home to one of the largest wetlands in the world and a wide array of wildlife.
The hotel features wide and cosy guest rooms with spectacular river views, colonial architecture and beautiful attention to detail. The estancia is surrounded by more than 14 hectares of park, landscaped by the prestigious firm Carlos Thays. With both native and exotic species, guests are invited to relax and enjoy the peaceful ambience of this natural paradise.

Hue Ecolodge

Hue Ecolodge is a an array of charming bungalows made from bamboo, wood, rattan and straw that are set next to the Perfume River within a lush vegetation that hides you away from the world. They are the first local provider of accommodation that focuses and engages in economically and responsible tourism in Hue. The concept is that you’ll stay in one of the “garden homes” that haven’t damaged the local scenery by using sustainable materials and the preservation of the local area.

San Ignacio Resort Hotel

Established in 1976, San Ignacio Resort Hotel is a wonderful family-owned boutique hotel located in the Cayo District, Western Belize. he Resort is centrally situated on a 17-acre private estate and 5-minutes away of the popular San Ignacio Town—an area that features a variety of cultural, adventurous, and culinary experiences.

Tafika camp

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.

Chikoko Trails Camps

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.

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