Tourism and Nature: the Best jungle Hotels
Searching for accommodation in tourist destinations located in the jungle is something that is increasingly recurrent. Get to know the best jungle hotels.
Large cities and the agglomeration of many people in one place are still the most common when it comes to traveling, That is why the jungle hotels began to be chosen by tourists.
Jungle Hotels
Walking through an African jungle or enjoying a rest in the Central American jungle stopped being frowned upon and began to gain a massive audience that seeks tranquility and rest.
Next we will introduce you to exclusive accommodations and eco-resorts that offer complete seclusion and total immersion in wildlife.
Shinta Mani Wild — Bensley Collection, Cambodia
This complex located in the Southern Cardamom National Park is the habitat of wild elephants, monkeys and other endemic species. The eco camp is located in a private nature sanctuary within this vast untouched wilderness.
The best way to enter this place is in a vehicle driven by a chauffeur or in an army jeep, but if what you really want is to live a unique experience, it is recommended to fly over the forest on the internal zip line. On the other side, a cocktail will be waiting for you to welcome you.
Gaia Amazon EcoLodge, Ecuador
This hostel has space for 20 guests. Here you can find simple rooms, cabins and open common areas with wonderful views of the vegetation full of wildlife, and you can even see the watercourses of the Amazon.
Even stays as short as one night include all meals and guided activities like rainforest hikes, chocolate-making classes, and a canoe tour of the Napo and Arajuno rivers.
Beyond that, it is recommended to spend more time to learn about a unique butterfly farm, a shamanic cleansing ritual and much more to your itinerary. It is a place of such beauty and peace that almost everyone who visits is deeply moved by the experience.
Mango Bay Resort, Vietnam
Phú Quốc, the largest island in Vietnam, has become a hotbed of tourist activities: hotels, five-star resorts, clubs and even casinos. But in this case, the beachside bungalow oasis was built with sustainable materials, including local hardwoods and rammed earth.
Dedication to water, energy and nature conservation can be found around every corner of this complex, from composting to low-flush toilets in bathrooms and beds cooled by an energy-efficient alternative to air conditioning. traditional.
Wilderness Safaris Bisate Lodge, Rwanda
This lodging sits on a semicircular hillside, something that facilitates the wonderful views of the Volcanoes National Park and all its geographical features. In turn, the complex has amazing architecture: spherical villas made of wood, brick and thatched roofs hidden in the forest, each with views of the volcano.
From the hotel itself, walks are made available every day with the aim of meeting silverback gorillas and golden monkeys in their natural habitat along the way, it also invites all guests to plant native trees in the garden.
Another plus is the chance to sample delicious international Rwandan-influenced dishes, prepared with a farm-to-table philosophy and local ingredients like kale, chillies, avocado, climbing beans, wild honey and an endless variety of fresh fruits. .
Dry Islands, Panama
This eco-lodge is located on a private island 24 kilometers off the Pacific coast of mainland Panama and can accommodate up to 17 guests. There are five types of rooms, all with a chic style, open-air bathtubs and nice touches like Panama hats and binoculars to explore the island and its archipelago.
What are the best options to hang out? Go scuba diving or snorkeling, swim with turtles, glide over the clear water on an electric surfboard, and enjoy lunch on the beach in Coiba National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Rio Celeste Hideaway Hotel, Costa Rica
Costa Rica has no shortage of jungle hotels, almost all of them independent, sustainable and incredible. This charming hotel receives a special mention for its proximity to the river of the same name in the Tenorio Volcano National Park.
It's tucked away in a less-traveled corner of the Guanacaste province, but those who make the trek are rewarded with hot springs and a grand waterfall distinguished by its ethereal milky-blue-green hue.
The hotel's villas are nestled within the rainforest, and its extensive network of private trails near and along the river provide nature lovers with ample opportunities to explore the area's flora and fauna.
