#new zealand destinations

[jarredspec]

Aoraki/Mt Cook in some post sunset glow

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[theslowtravel]

Mount Manaia Walking Track / NZ

[elinerlina2]

Lake Tasman, New Zealand 🌍

[ecoharbor]

📍New Zealand 🇳🇿

[midwestaesthetics]

Mountains of New Zealand...

[downfalldestiny]

Where i go to find my peace 🌅 🌊!.

[hxans]

Holy shit, RL Final Destination

[melodramaticwanderlust]

📍New Zealand

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Sustainable Accommodations: Best Eco-Lodges and Hotels Worldwide

The way we travel has a profound impact on the planet. One of the best ways to reduce your environmental footprint is by choosing accommodations that prioritize sustainability. Thankfully, eco-lodges and green hotels around the world are leading the charge in eco-conscious hospitality. From lush rainforests to urban oases, here’s a guide to some of the best sustainable stays that promise comfort, luxury, and care for the environment.

1. Soneva Fushi – Maldives

Nestled in the Maldives, Soneva Fushi is a luxurious eco-resort that blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings. The resort is powered by solar energy and features a world-class waste management system. Guests can indulge in stunning overwater villas, dine at zero-waste restaurants, and snorkel in crystal-clear waters, knowing their stay supports sustainability.

2. Fogo Island Inn – Canada

Located on a remote island off Newfoundland, Fogo Island Inn is an architectural gem committed to sustainability. This eco-conscious retreat uses locally sourced materials, supports the island’s economy, and reinvests its profits into the community. With breathtaking ocean views, a cozy Nordic aesthetic, and locally inspired cuisine, it’s a haven for eco-conscious travelers.

3. Treehotel – Sweden

If you’ve ever dreamed of sleeping in a treehouse, Treehotel in Sweden is the place for you. Each uniquely designed cabin is suspended among the trees, offering stunning views of the Swedish forest. The hotel operates with a minimal environmental footprint, using renewable energy and sustainable building materials.

4. Grootbos Private Nature Reserve – South Africa

For those seeking a safari experience with a sustainable twist, Grootbos Private Nature Reserve in South Africa is a must-visit. This eco-lodge supports local conservation efforts and community programs while offering luxurious accommodations. Explore fynbos-covered landscapes, go on guided nature walks, or enjoy fine dining with farm-to-table ingredients.

5. Hoshinoya Karuizawa – Japan

Located in a tranquil forest in Japan, Hoshinoya Karuizawa is a resort that exemplifies harmony with nature. Powered by geothermal energy, the resort offers serene hot springs, minimalist Japanese architecture, and locally sourced cuisine. It’s the perfect blend of luxury and sustainability.

6. Whitepod Eco-Luxury Hotel – Switzerland

Nestled in the Swiss Alps, Whitepod Eco-Luxury Hotel offers a unique glamping experience in geodesic domes. The pods are energy-efficient and designed to minimize their impact on the environment. Guests can enjoy stunning alpine views, hike through pristine trails, and embrace the beauty of the mountains.

7. El Nido Resorts – Philippines

El Nido Resorts in Palawan is a stunning example of sustainable tourism. Surrounded by turquoise waters and lush jungles, the resort operates with solar energy, marine conservation programs, and eco-friendly designs. Guests can enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and exploring hidden lagoons, all while preserving the natural beauty of the Philippines.

8. Lapa Rios Lodge – Costa Rica

Lapa Rios Lodge is a true eco-tourism pioneer, set in the heart of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. This lodge protects over 1,000 acres of rainforest, supports local communities, and uses sustainable practices in its operations. Guests can immerse themselves in the wild beauty of Costa Rica while enjoying eco-luxury at its finest.

9. Camp Glenorchy – New Zealand

Located near Queenstown, Camp Glenorchy is New Zealand’s first net-zero energy retreat. It incorporates sustainable building practices, solar power, and rainwater collection systems. Guests can enjoy cozy accommodations, stunning mountain views, and a deep sense of connection with nature.

10. Six Senses Ninh Van Bay – Vietnam

Six Senses resorts are known for their commitment to sustainability, and Ninh Van Bay is no exception. Perched on a remote bay in Vietnam, this resort combines luxury with eco-consciousness. From farm-to-table dining to marine conservation programs, it offers an indulgent yet environmentally friendly escape.

Why Choose Sustainable Accommodations?

Staying in eco-friendly accommodations doesn’t just enhance your travel experience—it helps protect the planet. These lodges and hotels prioritize energy efficiency, reduce waste, support local communities, and often reinvest in conservation programs. By choosing these options, you contribute to sustainable tourism and ensure that future generations can enjoy these incredible destinations.

[capsekai]

Not sure if we posted this here yet -- we may have, but here's a non fandom treat for you.

Capsekai rips of our own. content!

Foveaux Strait travel on the Ferry.

Zip files here in this folder

Content restrictions on this one: None! if you're into AI you can use these to your hearts content. While we DID take the videos that we screencapped/ripped from a travel we did in 2018 -- we're not laying copyright claim to it, because it's just window based video lol - we didn't go out on the deck much.

[wanderlust-travelerr]

New Zealand

[jarredspec]

The views across Lake Poaka. Twizel, New Zealand

Vlog from this spot coming next month!

[theslowtravel]

Sheep content / Cornwall park

[elinerlina2]

Foggy morning in New Zealand

[shareyourideas]

The Best Places to Visit for Photographers

[peterthistlethwaite]

Peter Thistlethwaite enjoys traveling around the world. In 1993, he took a trip to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Hawaii, Thailand, and Malaysia. In 1999, Peter Thistlethwaite cycled through Europe, visiting destinations in England, France,