
Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape
Some properties promise you'll feel at one with nature – this one actually delivers by hoisting you up into the canopy itself. Constructed entirely within the embrace of towering indigenous trees, this luxury tented camp offers five canvas suites that quite literally give you a bird's-eye-view of the world below. The elevated walkways connecting each pavilion make you feel rather like you're navigating some wonderfully sophisticated treehouse village, whilst the active waterhole visible from the main deck provides endless entertainment courtesy of the local wildlife. It's particularly beloved by serious birders who come hoping to spot the rather splendid Knysna Turaco - an emerald-green beauty that's notoriously camera-shy but absolutely worth the wait.

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape

Yudanaka
This hotel offers a wide variety of guest room types, including Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and special rooms with open-air baths. At night, you can enjoy a view surrounded by mountains typical of Shinshu from the rooms on the Segawa side.

Yudanaka
Shibu Hotel has been with everyone since the Showa era. From the first generation, they have carried on the spirit of "hospitality" that welcomes customers with a smile and sends them off with a smile.
Shibu Onsen has a history of 1,300 years and boasts one of the highest amounts of hot spring water and quality. While there are many hot spring hotels that circulate or filter their hot spring water, at Shibu Onsen they provide hot spring water directly from the source, not only in the outdoor baths but also in most of the inn baths. The hotel also uses water straight from the source. As a hot spring inn, they are proud to be able to provide guests with authentic natural hot springs.

Yudanaka
Tucked into the small hot spring village of Kanbayashi, a short forest walk from Japan's famous bathing macaques, Senjukaku was first established in 1928. A result of an unlikely encounter between a Japanese railway magnate and a Norwegian lieutenant, it was one of the first properties to fuse Western hotel comforts with traditional ryokan hospitality – and the Japanese Emperor himself was a regular visitor! The result is an elegant, unpretentious retreat, surrounded by pine forests and ancient cherry trees, and of course, a beautiful onsen. Add multi-course kaiseki dinners built around apple-fed Shinshu wagyu and mountain ingredients, and you've got a very compelling reason to visit.

Puerto Natales

Puerto Natales

Puerto Natales

Puerto Natales

Puerto Natales
Namibrand, Namibia