Consider an Eco Resort for Your Next Holiday

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Have you considered an adventure holiday while staying at an eco-resort?

Experience the perfect blend of luxury, adventure, and sustainability with Australia’s top eco-resorts. These breathtaking destinations offer a unique way to immerse yourself in nature without compromising the environment. Here are five resorts to consider when you're planning your next holiday.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge, WA
You will find information about the location of Bell Gorge at the ATP website.


This eco-resort is good for independent travellers who self-drive. Just off the Gibb River Rd, Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge is located on land owned by the Imintji Aboriginal community. If you want a real eco-adventure, then check out APT's wilderness lodges with a self-drive Kimberley holiday.

As the sole tour operator to have Advanced Ecotourism Certification in this region, this lodge is No.1 with discerning travellers.


The lodge uses products and eco initiatives that reduce the effect on our environment, including -

You can book Bell Gorge through ATP Luxury Travel. Contact them on their website

TASMANIA

Coastal Pavilions Freycinet Lodge, TAS
Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay, Tasmania
Ph: 1300 061 835
Email: [email protected]


Coastal Pavilions Freycinet Lodge is on my bucket list of places to visit in Australia. Over the next few years, I want to discover more of our amazing continent. Having been to Tasmania only once, I am keen to see more.

Set amongst the coastal bush of Freycinet National Park, this eco-resort offers natural surrounds in ultimate comfort. The Pavilions are nestled among the trees, some with water views. They are luxurious with king beds, outdoor bathtub, expansive decks and are perfect for romantic getaways.


Things you should know before you travel -

Freycinet Lodge is a MyNRMA destination. You will find this and more destinations at the website

QUEENSLAND

Daintree Eco Lodge, QLD
Address: 3189 Mossman-Daintree Road, Daintree, Queensland
Ph: 07 4098 6100
Email: [email protected]


The World-Heritage listed Daintree Rainforest in Queensland provides luxury eco-resort accommodation at the Daintree Ecolodge. This breathtaking location has 15 eco-friendly bayans (bungalows) set within the canopy.

The Julaymba Restaurant and The Daintree Wellness Spa are available for your needs.


Nature surrounds you as you listen to the birds and discover waterfalls on daily walks, enjoying tropical wonders. The restaurant offers organic food to delight your senses. This is the place to relax and reconnect, to breathe in tropical air and renew your spirit.

Things to know -

For more information, visit the Daintree Ecolodge website.

VICTORIA

The Yellow Box Wood, VIC
Address: Heathcote, Central Victoria
Phone: 0415103911


This is glamping in luxury tented accommodation. At the Yellow Box Wood safari-style tents in Heathcote, Victoria, you will camp in style. There are two off-grid glamping tents set in 100 acres and it's only 90 minutes from Melbourne.

With views across the hills and bushland, the tents accommodate four guests, feature spacious decks, firepits and BBQs. Not to mention all the wildlife coming to say hello. There is also a mineral salt swimming pool set in a landscaped native garden. You are welcome to walk or ride through the 100 acres too.


The two safari-style tents are -

Echidna ridge
Set high on the hill with spectacular views, the tent is built on a raised timber platform with a large undercover deck. The deck is perfect for watching the sunset with a glass of wine and nibbles.

Emu valley
Nestled further South-East in the valley, this accommodation still has great views and it is also built on a raised timber platform with a large undercover deck.

Find out more about glamping at the Yellow Box Wood Heathcote website .

NEW SOUTH WALES

Spicers Sangoma Retreat, NSW
Address: 70 Grandview Lane, Bowen Mountain, Blue Mountains
Ph: 1300 352 190
Email: [email protected]


Sangoma is a Zulu word meaning healer. At Spicers Sangoma Retreat in the Blue Mountains there is a sense of calm and restoration. This all-inclusive retreat commits to sustainability being certified by Tourism Australia. It is perched on the eastern edges of the Blue Mountain range as it overlooks the Nepean River delta below.

The resort features an award-winning restaurant, Amara, and along with the other resorts in this group, they have been recognised in the Australian Good Food Guide.


This resort is committed to being eco-friendly in the following ways -

To find out more about Spicers Sangoma Retreat, visit their website.

Eco resorts sit in the luxury travel market. Staying at one of the above resorts is a way to spoil yourself whilst satisfying your sense of adventure, whilst offering a unique opportunity to experience luxury sustainably. Even though there is a higher price tag, for those who enjoy an immersive nature experience with top-tier amenities, it is worth supporting environmentally responsible tourism.

Five eco-friendly resorts to discover in Australia. Think about eco-tourism for your next getaway.


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