Your World, Your Trip, Your Sustainable Choice

Oasyhotel

Set within the vast Dynamo Oasis Nature Reserve in Tuscany, Oasyhotel offers a rare opportunity to experience nature in its purest form. The reserve, affiliated with the World Wildlife Fund, spans thousands of hectares of protected land where wildlife and native flora are allowed to thrive.

The lodges themselves are thoughtfully designed to blend into the surrounding landscape, offering privacy without excess. Days here are centred around reconnecting with nature – guided walks, wildlife encounters, and time spent by the lake – while the culinary offering highlights seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.

It’s a place where sustainability feels quietly embedded, rather than overtly stated.

Tierra Patagonia Hotel & Spa

Overlooking Lake Sarmiento and the dramatic peaks of Torres del Paine, Tierra Patagonia is as much a feat of architecture as it is a gateway to one of the world’s most extraordinary landscapes.

Built using locally sourced lenga wood and designed to minimise visual impact, the hotel sits almost seamlessly within its surroundings. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame ever-changing views, while expert guides lead small-group explorations across the national park – from hiking and horseback riding to kayaking.

Sustainability here is rooted in respect for place, with a strong emphasis on conservation, low-impact design, and supporting the local community.

COMO Laucala Island

On a private island in Fiji, COMO Laucala takes a holistic approach to sustainability, where self-sufficiency and luxury coexist effortlessly.

Much of what you eat is grown or raised on the island itself – from organic produce and herbs to livestock – while surrounding marine ecosystems are carefully protected. The resort’s villas, each with direct access to nature, are designed using traditional materials and techniques.

With exceptional diving, wellness programmes rooted in the COMO Shambhala philosophy, and a deep respect for the island’s natural rhythms, this is a destination that feels both indulgent and grounded.

Habitas Namibia

Set within a vast private reserve, Habitas Namibia offers a more community-driven approach to sustainable travel.

The property was built using low-impact, modular construction methods, and continues to prioritise responsible practices – from eliminating single-use plastics to supporting local employment and conservation initiatives. A portion of proceeds contributes directly to environmental and community projects.
Guests are invited to engage more meaningfully with the landscape, whether through wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, or simply taking in the stillness of the desert.