Coucoo Cabins

Tucked into the tranquil forests of Franche-Comte, France, Coucoo Cabanes offers a unique eco-resort experience with stunning cabins that elevate natural immersion. From treetop lodges to floating suites, each structure harmonizes with its surroundings, crafted from sustainable materials that respect the landscape. Founders Gaspard de Moustier and Emmanuel de La Bedoyere created the resort to embody sustainable tourism, limiting the number of cabins across the 150-hectare site to preserve biodiversity and offer solitude. Relax in Nordic baths, explore local cuisine, and reconnect with nature in an unforgettable, eco-friendly getaway.

TENTRR

Tentrr is the "Airbnb of camping”. This app/service aims to take all the hassle out of camping, it connects landowners with campers looking to enjoy the outdoors, and lets users find and book private campsites close to major cities. Camping becomes as easy as getting to a destination, and staying at an already set up tent that is fully equipped. All campers have to do is arrive and set down their bags. All campsites are located on picturesque private lands, s...
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SINGITA SWENI LODGE | SOUTH AFRICA

Singita Sweni Lodge is part of the luxurious Singita Game Reserves in South Africa. It is located at the famous Kruger National Park by the Sweni River. The sweni lodge has six opulent suites and can accommodate 12 guests. Staying at the lodge includes two daily game drives with professional guides, walking safaris, three meals per day and all drinks including premium wines, spirits and liqueurs. ...
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ICEHOTEL 25TH EDITION | SWEDEN

Need to chill? If so you have to check in this Swedish Icehotel. Located in the northern part of the country, in a small village that goes by the name of Jukkasjaervi, the hotel is rebuilt every year, this is going to be it´s 25th edition. They get about 50 000 visitors per season, most of them go for the tranquility and to see the amazing northern lights. The hotel is built using 1000 tons of ice they get from the Torne river and about 30,000 tons of snice (a mix ...
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