Age commands respect in Africa, and the Governors’ Safari Camps in the Masai Mara are amongst the longest-established in East Africa. Best-known in the UK as home to the BBC’s ‘Big Cat Diaries’, their relationship with the local community goes back generations. Silver Level Safari Guide Leonard Sadera talks to Sarah Read, Audley’s East Africa Regional Manager, about how Governors’ has helped his family.
Articles in the 'Accommodation' Category
India is changing fast. In the south of the country a range of hotels are pioneering standards for social, cultural and environmental responsibility. Here our specialists choose some of their favourites.
The mountain nomads of Kyrgyzstan can become much more than just part of a traveller’s view. North & Central Asia Regional Manager Huw Owen samples their lifestyle at first hand, uncovering a programme that lets visitors contribute directly to local families by staying in their homes.
Australia represents the very definition of long haul travel. The perception that such a trip generates a significant carbon footprint cannot be disputed but as a destination, Australia is environmentally forward thinking and offers a variety of sustainable travel experiences to satisfy the responsible traveller. The cost to the environment therefore can be limited through planning an itinerary that takes advantage of such experiences, ultimately proving that a trip to this part of the world can be considered at least as, if not more, culturally sensitive and environmentally sustainable as destinations much closer to home.
Running a lodge in Africa is always a responsibility. Even more so when you are the only property on a remote island reached only by chartered light plane or a weekly tramp steamer. Matt Vlemmiks finds a lodge on Lake Malawi that is certainly doing its share.
Peru and Ecuador might not control the largest part of the Amazon rainforest. But the western Amazon has been showing the way in conserving the natural environment and indigenous communities.
A stay at a traditional ryokan can be a wonderful addition to any trip to Japan. Our Japan specialists present their favourites.
Unrivalled comfort in your own private villa in Southeast Asia.
Malachy O’Neill considers the best of the new boutique hotels within this vibrant metropolis.
Our specialists consider how best to splash out in the Middle East without breaking the bank
The best island escapes are considered by our Southeast Asia.
Including a homestay in your trip lets you experience life with the locals. Our specialists talk about their favourites.
A look at some of the more characterful bathrooms from around the world.
Our Southeast Asia specialists look at responsible travel in the region.
A night spend under canvas or open to the night sky is the stuff of dreams.
Audley’s specialists select the best character places to stay.
Staying in a Palace adds an additional dimension to a tour of Rajasthan.
The best of Southeast Asia’s small hotels.
Turquoise seas, rich coral, green volcanic mountains, centuries old cultures and first rate hospitality.
Our specialist pick their favourite hotels with a stoy to tell.
Andrew Hunt recounts some finds from a recent research trip to South Africa.
Responsible travel doesn’t have to be uncomfortable.
The best of India’s little hotels.
Some of the best hotels in New Zealand.
Small hotels that really are hidden gems.
A grand tour of this captivating Indian state.
Audley’s Indochina specialists explains why one particular hotel group has become a firm favourite with our clients.
A quick taste of one of Japan’s finest cities.
Our specialist visits Tanjong Jara, a luxury hideaway on the east coast of Malaysia.
Perfect resort hotels on the paradise island of Bali.
Rhian Williams recounts her recent trip to Peru.
Nick Coats tells of his passion for Japan’s traditional inns.
It’s admittedly a long way to go for a weekend, but Carolyn Foreman highly recommends Rio de Janeiro as a short break destination.
