In the far north west of Australia is a region larger than the whole of Britain, yet it is home to just 25,000 residents.
The 77-room Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti opened in December 2012 and is particularly well-suited for first-time safari travelers, extended families and groups.
Set in a World Heritage Area, Fiordland Lodge offers the discerning traveler style, comfort and privacy, and is the perfect base from which to explore Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound, and the surrounding Fiordland National Park.
The Fogo Island Inn, located on Fogo Island, off the remote northeast coast of Newfoundland, is perched on the very edge of the North Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by whales, seabirds and icebergs.
Spilling down a coastal hillside to an isthmus of golden sand, Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica creates an ambience of simple luxury in this pristine natural setting.
Set deep in the Canadian Rockies, the charming cabins and rugged elegance of Jasper Park Lodge make it the embodiment of tranquility.
Tents are reminiscent of 19th-century adventure expeditions with handcrafted furniture, hardwood floors and traditional thatched roofs.
Exclusive safari lodge recaptures the romantic mystique of authentic safari of centuries past.
Situated on a hilltop outside Windhoek, overlooking a spectacular landscape, this luxurious Lodge offers a unique combination of Wildlife, Nature and Wellness experiences.
Located in White Sulphur Springs in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, The Greenbrier has been welcoming guests since 1778.
Imagine a tropical getaway that offers sublime luxury in a spectacularly exotic locale.
Grasmere Lodge — High Country Retreat — where luxury and natural splendour come together in the heart of the Southern Alps, to form what one international guest described as "a whole other world of peacefulness & serenity."
Gayana Eco Resort rests at the edges of a lush coral reef island off the coast of Borneo.
Scottish planters developed this working 1600-acre estate, high in the Himalayas near Sikkim, in 1860.
In the southeast of Mexico, surrounded by the clear blue waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, lies the peninsula of the Yucatan, where the great Mayan culture once flourished amidst tropical forests.
