Travel luxury, conserve the environment

Eat well, drink well, sleep well in luxury travel

Guests at the lodges will see a showcase of diversity in that region – natural landscapes, wildlife, indigenous heritage, nature, food and wine and more. 

Australia now offers more opportunities for luxury travel into the wild bush enabling the priviledged few to experience the pristine wilderness . Luxury Lodges of Australia features nineteen independently owned and operated lodges spread across diverse regions of the country. 

The vision for  Charles  Carlow, owner of several lodges under Wild Bush Luxury including the latest Arkaba Station talks about how tourism can boost conservation efforts in the wild bush country.

“One of our ultimate aims is conservation because our business is dependent on our environment. Tourism can be a force for good  and we are fortunate that the people we host are well travelled  and have enormous influence in their spheres of life.”

Guests at the lodges will see a showcase of diversity in that region – natural landscapes, wildlife, indigenous heritage, nature, food and wine and more. 

These regions include Crystalbrook Lodge in Queensland, Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef to Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef.