This ultra‑luxury retreat, situated among picturesque sand dunes of Benguerra overlooking the Indian ocean is already making waves in the hospitality sphere for its environmentally conscious construction, A first in the world creating natural structures from sand. Kisawa’s supports its sister organization, Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS) in ocean research & environmental impact management.

With its white‑sand beaches & clear turquoise ocean, the resort was built to show off its beautiful natural surroundings through an open‑air design. The area is home to Hawksbill turtles, humpback whales, and hundreds of migratory bird species. The resort is involved in numerous conservation projects including turtle tag and release programs & coral rehabilitation. Guests can also take tours with the on‑site naturalist & dive to experience the stunning coral reefs off the resorts endless white‑sand beaches.

Wild Coast Tented Lodge is renowned for its leopard population. This spectacular luxury tented camp is situated on a rugged, empty beach, overlooking the Indian Ocean. The unique design sees the man‑made structures blending seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, Guests can enjoy authentic Sri Lankan cuisine, as well as sundowner cocktails and picnics al fresco on the sand dunes, watching dusk settle over the Indian Ocean. The Lodge partnered with the Wilderness and Wildlife Conservation Trust (WWCT) to study leopards providing them with imagery from the Wild Coast camera traps. WWCT’s Yala project studies leopard dynamics, movements & behaviors in the Yala national park.

Focused on marine & forest conservation, as well as community development. The resort works closely with the Bawah Anambas Foundation to protect the fragile ecosystem of the isolated island. An ongoing reforestation project to replenish damaged canopies has seen a huge boost to the local ecology. Relocating turtle eggs, using Bawah branded reef‑friendly sunscreen & creating drinking water through desalination.

Constructed out of recycled materials this lodge was created to revitalize the islands’ economy through their land‑based tourism model. Both locals and the environment benefit from the job opportunities created here, including fishermen who once illegally poached sharks for their fins, now run day‑tour dives. The resort itself is totally carbon neutral, operating on alternative energy resources to reduce environmental impact. All this in the midst of a private wild giant tortoise reserve.

New Zealand’s largest private conservation project, covering 136,000 acres of land is the home of this luxury resort. The lodge has worked hard to rejuvenate the land to its original state with extensive planting of native trees, native bird breed & release programs along with a huge pest eradication operation. The name Mahu Whenua aptly translates to healing the land, and the conservation story is a fascinating part of the history of the property. Guests can enjoy numerous activities exploring the exclusive property including hiking, biking, horse riding, and can also learn more about the conservation efforts from those who are directly involved.

Surrounded by the coastal forests of Manual Antonio National Park. This hotel has its own reserve land set aside for the conservation of both two‑toed and three‑toed sloths, various monkey species, iguanas & the rare Scarlett Macaw. 
 Alongside experiencing the 10 acres of private reserve, the luxury hotel also has a gorgeous eco‑friendly spa & a restaurant with panoramic views of the tropical rain forest that surrounds it.

Enter an enchanting world of authentic Bedouin hospitality & natural beauty, deep in the heart of the mountainous Dana Biosphere Reserve. Set against the glorious desert landscape, guests can be found adventuring through the untouched outdoors along with stargazing. Feynan Ecolodge was designed to operate in harmony with its habitat from solar power to candlelight only lighting, the lodge is helping to protect this UNESCO biosphere from environmental & human impact.

Set in a 23,000‑acre utopia, located in the Scottish Highlands. Alladale’s dramatic glens, colorful hills, glistening rivers, and native wildlife will capture your heart. Alladale has three fully catered lodges for exclusive use & probably one of the most remote buildings in Britain. Conservation work includes extensive native tree planting, peatland restoration and multiple wildlife projects. Your stay contributes directly to the work of our charity partner The European Nature Trust which supports wildlife & conservation projects across Europe.

An all‑inclusive luxury eco‑safari resort at the edge of British Columbia, surrounded & inspired by lush wilderness. The resort strives to rehabilitate the damage done by logging, mining, and commercial fishing. The lodges' goal is to reduce impact and raise awareness about the diminishing native chinook salmon populations that endangered orcas rely on in Clayoquot Sound. The Coastal Ambassador Program offers guests the opportunity to get involved with the rehabilitation of wildlife habitat in Clayoquot Sound by traveling to remote islands to remove marine debris. The experience incorporates a helicopter tour and picnic lunch.