DATAI LANGKAWI: PIONEERING ECO-RESORT WHERE PRISTINE RAINFOREST MEETS TROPICAL BEACH
A natural paradise where rainforest meets tropical beach. Monkeys play outside luxurious villas, with wellness and eco-activities on the doorstep.
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A natural paradise where rainforest meets tropical beach. Monkeys play outside luxurious villas, with wellness and eco-activities on the doorstep.
Read MoreThis island eco-paradise is only a short hop from Singapore. A green haven of driftwood beach houses, rainforest, coral reefs and turtles come together for the ultimate bare-foot luxury experience.
Read MoreA cool city hotel, for eco-travellers visiting Copenhagen. This very chic place to stay is on the waterfront, near the famous harbour baths and only a ten minute Metro ride from the city. Luxury bedrooms, organic food, cocktails and a pool bring some real style to this authentic green travel experience.
Read MoreA truly sustainable eco-safari retreat in 50,000 acres of wild Kenyan savannah. With responsible tourism at its heart, this resort is the ultimate green getaway.
Read MoreStriking eco-hotel in the Peruvian cloud forest, perfectly placed to visit Machu Picchu. A must for responsible travellers, looking to combine visiting this UNESCO site and get involved in local community conservation projects.
Read MoreAn architectural wonder, this luxurious eco-centred inn hovers on the Newfoundland coast, built on stilts to look out over Arctic icebergs and whales. With strong links to the local community and a genuine effort to minimise carbon emissions, this resort is a pioneer in responsible travel.
Read MoreFrom jungle to beach, this upscale boutique resort has sustainability at its core.
Read MoreWild bush luxury in the Australian outback for only ten guests.
Read MoreA luxury jungle eco-lodge, overlooking a private beach, with organic farm and forestry regeneration programme.
Read MoreA pristine Fiji paradise; with genuine sustainability credentials and plenty opportunity to get involved in conservation projects.
Read MoreOsaka is Japan’s second largest city and the birthplace of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Maikoya, a former geisha house, hosts professionally taught introductions to this ancient cultural pastime. Visitors, sitting on tatami mats, wear authentic kimono robes and learn to make the unique green match tea. Japanese sweets, specially made to complement the flavour […]
Read MoreThe ‘hamster-wheel’ of suburban life is losing its appeal. Families are struggling with traffic-clogged morning commutes, fighting for places in decent schools, blindly pushing their kids through rigid and irrelevant subject curriculums and then having to pay double for a packed-out Majorca week during inflexible school holidays … just to get a brief rest. To […]
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