Lodges & Camps

Singita Castleton in South Africa's Sabi Sand Reserve has emerged this month with a design refresh, aiming to ensure that future guests benefit from the utmost exclusivity and comfort in the African bush. Surrounded by 18,000 hectares of untouched wilderness, the former home of the grandfather of Singita’s founder, Luke Bailes, is steeped in…

andBeyond has reopened its sole property in the African nation of Namibia following an extensive enhancement. andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge is situated…

Amangiri has drawn travellers to Utah’s landscape of deep canyons and vermillion rock formations for a decade. To celebrate its 10 year anniversary, the resort…

Central Otago’s newest luxury property, Gibbston Valley Lodge & Spa, is counting down to its opening in December 2019. Located in the heart of Central Otago’s founding winery, the lodge will offer the ultimate in relaxed luxury, fine wine, culinary excellence and five-star personal service.

Six Senses Bhutan is opening its fourth lodge, Six Senses Gangtey, following the successful launch of three lodges in Paro, Thimphu and Punakha earlier this…

Over the past twenty years, Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge has been lauded as a luxury safari lodge ahead of its time. The award-winning sanctuary recently unveiled…

The redesigned Singita Malilangwe House, perched on a rocky outcrop within the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve in southeast Zimbabwe, has now reopened. Available as sole-use, the five-bedroom villa offers spectacular views over the dam below from its raised oversized decks that provide the ultimate in outdoor living.

Taronga Conservation Society Australia has revealed it will open the new Wildlife Retreat at Taronga Zoo in Sydney in October.

andBeyond’s flagship lodge in South Africa, Phinda Mountain Lodge is reopening with a brand new look. The first lodge to be opened by the conservation-led…

Natural Selection Safaris has opened its most luxurious camp yet, Tuludi, in the game-rich Khwai Private Game Reserve in Botswana's Okavango Delta. Tuludi’s seven treehouse-esque tents sit on the edge of a vast flood plain, with expansive views of the wilderness ahead, including the camp’s own hippo pod.