Yurts, safari tents and even tree houses are fast approaching news means of living and travel. Gone are the days of Airbnb or Bookings.com and in are new-age alternatives that stretch near and far from across the horizons of the world.
The Peppi Blog explores four rainforest getaways from the indigenous Knysna Forest in West Cape, South Africa to the outskirts of Wales.
1 | Teniqua Treetops
Teniqua Treetops is more than a one night stay. A childhood fantasy tree house to spoil the young at heart. A beautiful nature lovers’ hideout. With 8 gorgeous, luxurious hand-crafted, self-catering, unusual, and environmentally friendly tree houses hidden in the indigenous forest.
2 | Sugar & Loaf
Sugar & Loaf specialises in quirky stays in Wales, and we are particularly taken with the circular Butterfly Meadow Yurt in Hay-on-Wye. Gaze up at the multi-coloured roof while having a soak in the freestanding tub, before going on a bracing walk up the nearby Black Mountains.
3 | Crafty Camping
Crafty Camping offers high-end, adults-only stays in a Midsummer Night’s Dream-style setting. And new for this year is a whacking great treehouse with a private rooftop sauna and hot tub, plus a king-size bed and rotating fireplace. You will want to move in.
4 | Belle Tents
Hippies at heart flock to this under-the-radar camp every summer for its huge firepit, party tent (containing an actual bar) and beautiful Cornish surroundings. The best thing is to hire the whole site with friends and have a mini-festival. And if you’re very lucky, owners Dave and Laura and their band, The Damp Rats, might even come and play for you.
Credits to Tatler.com
