With the society being more conscious about how we treat this planet there is a rise in the want of Eco Holidays and hotels. There are now some beautiful hotels and resorts which have been created with sustainability in mind. On our travels we have noticed that eco holidays can also be very luxurious. If you are planning a holiday and want to travel with sustainability in mind get in touch with Berry Travel.
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Here are just a few of our favourite Eco hotels from around the globe.
The Six Senses in Fiji is a resort on the stunning shores of Malolo Island. It’s beautiful location where crystal blue waters and golden sandy beaches are the highlight of you stay. This proudly eco-friendly hotel where they use solar power and support Iguana Conservation. Once only 5000 Fijian crested iguanas were left. Through their specialist work there have been sightings of iguana babies showing how the resort and the protected habitat is helping production.
©Six Senses in Fiji
Zuri Zanzibar is an off the beaten path experience giving you a holiday filled with peace and tranquility. The resort is an opportunity to get close to nature and step away from urbanisation. As part of their sustainability work The Zuri community initiatives focus on education, the environment, and waste management. All of which promotes a prosperous future for the local village of Kendwa. They also have long term initiatives for a cleaner environment and ocean.
©Zuri Zanzibar
Serra Cafema is a hidden gem of a resort in Namibia within the Hartmann Valley with incredible views over the Kunene River. There are only eight thatch and canvas chalets which blend into the surroundings each with a swimming pool. This area is not a game viewing area, but there are limited herds of gemsbok, springbok and Hartmann’s mountain zebra all in their natural habitat. It’s also worth watching the Kunene River for its large population of Nile crocodiles. The resort has a commitment to operating with as light an eco-footprint as possible.
©Serra Cafema
The 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge in New York is a highlight of the hotel industry making eco changes. They have invested and implemented a wide range of changes in the hotel including energy, water and in their overall design to keep their footprint small. While creating a hotel with sustainability in mind they also encourage their guests to be part of this global change too. They also have goals to reduce plastic and have started an electric car service. With views to the future they are always looking for new ways to evolve.
©1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge New York
The Brando in French Polynesia is a stunning eco-friendly private-island resort named after the Hollywood actor Marlon Brando who fell in love with the location when filming Mutiny on the Bounty. This all-inclusive private hideaway is the perfect paradise island and escape. For sustainability they are committed to preserving and protecting the atoll coral reef. Their philosophy of starting change at a local level and building up.
©The Brando
Ecuador
The Mashpi Lodge in Ecuador is the epitome of sustainable luxury. The resort is one of the National Geographic unique Lodges of the World. This jungle hideaway is a one in a lifetime experience as the resort is suspended in the cloud forest of the Mashpi Reserve. It is a wonderful place to explore the biodiversity of the forest. In terms of sustainability the lodge works closely with the local community to provide job opportunities. Starting on a local level the lodge also is interested in the region’s development. Making sure the area is on a more sustainable path for the future.
©Mashpi Lodge
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