HOTELS Daintree Eco Lodge and Spa - Aboriginal Paradise In The World's Oldest Jungle

Daintree Eco Lodge and Spa - Aboriginal Paradise In The World's Oldest Jungle

Location:

Daintree Australia Oceania
Eco-FriendlyJungleNature

The Daintree Eco Lodge has won dozens of awards and is recognized as one of the best eco lodge destinations in the world. Set in the world’s oldest rainforest (it has existed continuously for 110 million years) and drawing inspiration from the Aboriginal culture that grew up there, the Eco Lodge maintains a high standard of luxury while remaining friendly to the local culture and environment.

It also happens to be right next to the Great Barrier Reef. So prepare to be inundated with a sense of nature at its rawest and most beautiful. The Spa menu has been created with the approval of local Aboriginal elders, who have allowed the Spa to draw on the power of the land they hold sacred. The lodge is run in strict compliance with the UN and the World Conservation Organization - it is architecturally, culturally, and technologically non-intrusive.

Book Online

PRICE FROM $370

Daintree Eco Lodge sitting on fresh water
Daintree Eco Lodge at night
Daintree Eco Lodge terrace
Daintree Eco Lodge building
Daintree Eco Lodge building in the lush rainforest
Daintree Eco Lodge room
Daintree Eco Lodge bedroom
Daintree Eco Lodge bedroom views from the window
Daintree Eco Lodge jacuzzi on the terrace
Girl in the jacuzzi with champagne and a book
Daintree Eco Lodge tropical fruit selection
Daintree Eco Lodge relaxing egg chairs
Daintree Eco Lodge waterfall
Daintree Waterfall and a girl

Book Online

PRICE FROM $370


20 Daintree Road, 4873 Daintree, Australia


Related hotels

Shash Dine' EcoRetreat - Glamping on Navajo Land

Shash Dine' EcoRetreat - Glamping on Navajo Land

There's a certain magic to staying somewhere without electricity or running water, somewhere a five-minute hike takes you to views of the Colorado River and Lake Powell, and where the night sky is so unmarred by light pollution that the stars seem to multiply the longer you stare at them. …

Lost Lindenberg - High Among the Palms: Bali's Vegan Treehouse Sanctuary

Lost Lindenberg - High Among the Palms: Bali's Vegan Treehouse Sanctuary

The first clue that Lost Lindenberg isn't your typical Balinese retreat comes at the entrance - a playful art installation by German artist Tobias Rehberger that deliberately contrasts with the serene world beyond. Step through the hidden door, and suddenly you're Alice tumbling down a very zen rabbit hole. What …

Forest Gully Farms - A Magical Escape in the Heart of Tennessee

Forest Gully Farms - A Magical Escape in the Heart of Tennessee

In the heart of Tennessee, just an hour south of Nashville, lies a hidden gem that transports you into a world similar to Middle-earth (Tolkien's imagined mythological past). Forest Gully Farms, in Santa Fe (Tennessee, not New Mexico!), offers an enchanting escape where nature and fantasy intertwine for an unforgettable …

Jackfruit Jungle Paradise - Sleep in a Superadobe Dome in the Mayan Jungle

Jackfruit Jungle Paradise - Sleep in a Superadobe Dome in the Mayan Jungle

Deep in the Mayan jungle near Solferino, Mexico, there's an accommodation that breaks every rule about hotel architecture. Instead of concrete and steel, you'll find yourself sleeping inside a superadobe dome - a structure built from earth-filled polypropylene bags that looks like something between an ancient temple and a spacecraft …

Mirante do Gaviao Amazon Lodge - Boat-Shaped Gateway to the Wonders of the Amazon

Mirante do Gaviao Amazon Lodge - Boat-Shaped Gateway to the Wonders of the Amazon

The Mirante do Gaviao Amazo is located in a unique spot where the road ends and nature begins. Nestled on the banks of the dark-colored Rio Negro, this resort, with its boat-shaped houses, harmonizes luxury, sustainability, and adventure in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. It fosters a deep connection …

Gibbon Experience - Sleep in the World's Highest Treehouses in Northern Laos

Gibbon Experience - Sleep in the World's Highest Treehouses in Northern Laos

One of the most hyped backpacker's adventures is the Gibbon Experience, which takes place in the Northernmost region of Laos, in the Nam Kan National Park. This project made ziplining through dense rainforests a form of wildlife protection. In the mid-90s, French entrepreneur Jean Francois Reumaux came up with a …

The Lindis - A Lodge Built to Masquerade as 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Debris

The Lindis - A Lodge Built to Masquerade as 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Debris

You won't see The Lindis until you're practically standing on it. That's exactly the point. This eight-room lodge sits so low and still in New Zealand's Ahuriri Valley that it might as well be part of the moraine itself – the geological rubble left behind when glaciers retreated 10,000 years …

Kwessi Dunes - Sleeping Under Africa's Darkest Skies

Kwessi Dunes - Sleeping Under Africa's Darkest Skies

Deep in Namibia's NamibRand Nature Reserve, where the desert stretches for 200,000 hectares beneath mountains that look like they've been carved from stone, there's a place where the night sky puts on such a show that you'll wonder why you ever bothered with city lights. Kwessi Dunes is that place …

OVO Patagonia - Sleep Suspended 270 Metres Above Argentina's Fitz Roy in a Transparent Capsule

OVO Patagonia - Sleep Suspended 270 Metres Above Argentina's Fitz Roy in a Transparent Capsule

Fancy spending the night dangling off a cliff face in Argentine Patagonia? OVO Patagonia has opened four transparent capsules bolted to a rock wall, offering what might be the most vertigo-inducing accommodation experience on the planet. This isn't glamping – it's something altogether more unhinged. The concept is simple, if …

Many Glacier Hotel: Montana's Swiss-Style Mountain Retreat

Many Glacier Hotel: Montana's Swiss-Style Mountain Retreat

Many Glacier Hotel sits on the shores of Swiftcurrent Lake in Glacier National Park's northeastern corner, a five-story structure with brown wood siding and Swiss chalet flourishes that has been welcoming visitors since 1915. When a forest fire roared down the mountain in 1936, employees fought flaming debris with fire …