• Introduction
• 1. Abercrombie & Kent, Jordan
• 2. Banyan Tree Maldives Madivaru, The Maldives
• 3. Clayoquot Wilderness Resorts & Spa, Canada
• 4. Eco Camp, Chile
• 5. El Capitan Canyon, California
• 6. Global Expeditions, Arizona
• 7. Greystoke Mahale, Tanzania
• 8. The Resort at Paws Up, Montana
• 9. Voyages Longitude 131, Australia
• 10. Whitepod, Switzerland

Voyages Longitude 131, Australia

In Australia’s remote desert outback, one of the world’s most renowned luxury camps sits on the sand dunes bordering Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. After a brushfire completely burned down the place in 2003, the rebuilt camp now offers 15 elevated tents with white dome roofs, private decks, and unrivaled views of Uluru, aka Ayers Rock, the world’s largest geological monolith. The complex can only accommodate 30 guests at a time, deeming the experience intimate and the service excellent. All units are outfitted with air-conditioning, CD players, and mini-bars (as well as a new emergency sprinkler system). Raise the electric blinds to reveal the morning sunrise over  Uluru – from the comfort of your bed! While tours of the surrounding area can easily be arranged, the best views of the oft changing gray-to-red hues of Uluru are best seen from your own tent. All meals, drinks, tours, and return airport transfers are included in resort rates.
www.longitude131.com.au

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