Eco-lodge

A hotel in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, shows just what can be achieved in spite of location, planning and environmental restrictions. Sandibe Okavango is an eco-lodge built in a UNESCO World Heritage site designed to be sustainable. Despite this, it provides 24 beds of luxury accommodation.

French design studio Bruit du Frigo has created an eco-shelter in the forests of Bordeaux. Dubbed Le Tronc Creux, which means "The Hollow Trunk," the low impact shelter sleeps nine and is roughly the same size as a shipping container.

Loch Ness Glamping is a glamorous camping spot for those hoping to catch of glimpse of the elusive Nessie.

With its Hut-to-Hut prototype, Norwegian architectural outfit Rintala Eggertsson has set out to design accommodation with the ecotourist in mind.

The E’terra Samara eco-resort in Ontario, Canada is set to see the addition of a series of suspended treehouse villas.

Nestled in Washington's Methow Valley, Rolling Huts offers guests accommodation in several unique eco-huts on wheels.

Nestled away on 26 acres of farmland, Atlantic Surf Pods offers guests a quiet spot to enjoy an off-the-grid glamping experience.

The Hus-1 eco-lodge is a free-standing structure that was designed and built by Scandinavian architect and carpenter, Torsten Ottesjö.

Dutch architect Marijn Beije has designed a tiny cabin that floats freely on the water.

The Redwoods Treehouse in New Zealand offers a unique tree-top location for dinner parties and private functions.

Designed by Norwegian architects Jensen & Skodvin, Juvet is a nature retreat that blends seamlessly with its wild environment.

Eco-PERCH is a prefabricated treehouse that provides a low-impact hideaway for four guests.