Nimmo Bay is the embodiment of the great outdoors. This remote location in Britsh Colombia’s coast is one of the last remaining intact temperate rainforests. Deep into MacKenzie Sound, the Nimmo is abundant with grizzly and black bear, Pacific salmon and nothing but nature all around.
Gangtey Lodge proposes that you experience Bhutan calmly, taking the time to wander in the woods, meditate in the monasteries, soak in the local culture, and enjoy world-class accommodations in one of the country’s iconic valleys.
There are places that promise seclusion and to fend off all the distractions of the world… Then there’s Svinøy Lighthouse. Located on an island off Norway’s coast, the lighthouse guards the Norwegian Sea. Storms hit the island with waves taller than the island itself, and access is restricted to a few helicopter trips each year: 4 to be exact.
Babylonstoren is the essential Winelands experience. A Cape Dutch farm dating from the late 17th century, this unique hotel pays homage to the land, the produce, the flavours, and the old farm structures. The farmhouse suites bring a sense of homeliness without sacrificing elegance.
Located at the V&A Waterfront, the Silo Hotel was built in the old silo complex, a feature of Cape Towns skyline. Staying true to the grain silo’s history, this hotel incorporates modern elements to the industrial base construction. The glass panels guarantee some of the finest views in town.
There are few safari destinations as popular as Kruger Park, and for good reason! The problem is that with popularity come the crowds, the commercial tours and the endless sound of shutters trying to capture a flustered lion. Fortunately, you can experience all the benefits of Kruger Park with privacy and comfort at Chitwa Chitwa lodge.
Safari sophistication oftentimes entails great intrusiveness. Sable Alley Camp has been designed with the opposite effect in mind: being a great deal sustainable while at the same time providing one of the most intimate and exclusive wildlife experiences in Botswana. The camp is located Northeast of the Okavango in a private reserve that is devoted to wildlife conservation and ethical travel.
There aren’t many places where the charm of a bygone age survives, authentic and unadulterated. Fewer still have carried this tradition uninterrupted through the tumultuous 20th century. Union Øye Hotel opened its doors in 1891 and has since remained one of the finest hotels in Europe.
Storfjord Hotel stands where breathtaking meets stunning. The rugged west coast of Norway is famous for its unmatchable scenic prowess: fjords, fjords and fjords. The hotel is 30 minutes away from Ålesund, on a wooded hillside that overlooks the Storjord and the Sunnmøre Alps.
Sometimes, going far away, to a remote and secluded corner of the world, surrounded by nature and tranquillity just doesn’t cut it anymore. The Tree Hotel in the Swedish Lapland allows you to stay in the canopy of the Arctic Forest, allowing you to go one step further in your search for intimacy and seclusion with uniquely concept rooms.
