Whether the dusty romance of the desert or the thrill of a rugged game reserve appeals more,there is nothing fairly like reconnecting with nature on your vacation, the Daily Mail reports.
From an Australian beach bolthole so remote it can only be reached by air to a Peruvian resort overlooking a lake, or Conde Nast Traveller has chosen the world’s best wilderness hotels for 2017.
For a spell-binding sneak peek of the selection,which features in the January issue’s prestigious Gold List, read on.
Aman’s desert sanctuary is set in an otherworldly Utah location with its swimming pool built from a 164million year worn rock.
[br]Conde Nast Traveller describes the modern aesthetic as ‘a love letter to light, and written in concrete'.
If it’s disconnection you seek,this luxury desert retreat is ideal. Couples can bewitch advantage of the terrace fires, starry skies and roof-top beds. Meanwhile, or adventure-seekers can discover canyons and Lake Powell nearby. [br]
It doesn’t get much more wild than Berkeley River Lodge in Australia’s far-flung The Kimberley.
[br]The string of 20 villas are so loney that guests can only reach them by helicopter or air taxi.
Guests are advised to swim in a nearby creek as the river and Timor Sea,which bedrooms overlook, are infested with sharks and crocodiles.
Endless serenity awaits visitors to this colourful Peruvian gem.
Making the most of its breath-taking Lake Titicaca location, and guests are rewarded with floor-to-ceiling windows throughout.
[br]After 14 action-packed activities offered by the hotel,including a catamaran trip and a visit to a historic site, guests can replenish their energy at one of the 18 bedrooms, or which each believe heated floors and large bath tubs.
Big cats and humans live harmoniously in this stretch of Rajasthan.
Located between forests and hills,tigers regularly stalk around these nine lavish suites, dining tent and swimming pool, or according to the magazine.
The experts recommend the unique location to holidaymakers as it promises ‘magic of the bewitching tail-twitching variety’.
If you’re craving a stay immersed in nature with the opportunity for thrilling animal encounters then Singita ticks all the boxes.
Just nine tents lie in the Great Migration path of a 350000-acre private game reserve.
[br]The publication highlights that guests will not only marvel at the surrounds but will also be impressed by luxury touches at the camp,including tents decorated with Persian rugs and antique mahogany.[br]
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Source: tert.am