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Love at first sight: all eyes are on Iguazu. New ways: the luxury travel trends steering our direction. One for all: find the family holiday to suit your tribe.

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PATAGONIA CAMP<br />

TORRES DEL PAINE, PATAGONIA<br />

BAMURRU PLAINS<br />

NORTHERN TERRITORIES, AUSTRALIA<br />

Kakadu is one of the most remote areas of the world. Here you can go<br />

off the grid completely, with no network or wifi coverage throughout<br />

the hotel. The Bamurru Plains Safari Lodge has access to 300 square<br />

kilometres of floodplains and savanna woodland around the Mary River,<br />

on the edge of Kakadu National Park. Kakadu is home to the largest<br />

crocodile population in the world, so the only Snapchat here will be<br />

heard from the safety of your boat or bed. See the annual migration of<br />

over 100,000 magpie geese; take a guided wildlife walk from the hotel’s<br />

experts; or skim across the floodplains by airboat to see water buffalo,<br />

wallaby, native birds, brumby, dingo, and reptiles.<br />

At Patagonia Camp every guest has direct access to the landscape and<br />

fauna of this wild country. The environment and its inhabitants are the<br />

priority – nowhere more so than in your own private yurt. Hear the wind<br />

and water, and watch the stars from your bed. Being at one with nature<br />

is at the heart of the Patagonia Camp experience, and its design is based<br />

on this philosophy. Stroll through the aromatic forest along walkways<br />

that take you to its very centre. Throughout the camp the focus is on<br />

ensuring the lowest ecological impact possible, with low wattage electrical<br />

appliances and a 100 per cent organic water treatment plant on site.<br />

LITTLE PALM ISLAND<br />

FLORIDA KEYS<br />

SONEVA FUSHI<br />

BAA ATOLL, MALDIVES<br />

This hotel is best described in its own words – barefoot luxury with<br />

Robinson Crusoe simplicity. Here no detail is overlooked and no request<br />

is too far-fetched, but the ethos of the resort is very much one of back<br />

to nature. With a ‘no shoes, no news’ policy, outdoor activities and<br />

appreciation of the beautiful surroundings are emphasised. The hotel<br />

site is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Lounging by the pool is an option,<br />

but so are myriad other activities such as cycling, visiting the eco-project<br />

and herb gardens, and plunging into boat trips and water sports. Little<br />

adventurers will revel in an amazing kids’ club. Once here, you won’t<br />

want to leave – and with your phone turned off, there won’t be anyone<br />

telling you that you have to.<br />

Don’t be deceived by the name, the Little Palm Island Resort is more<br />

than a ‘little’ of anything. With pure luxury and escapism as its ethos, the<br />

private island resort delivers on every front and is a slice of heaven on<br />

Earth. Celebrities, presidents, and people in the know have been frequent<br />

visitors – all looking to disappear from real life. And disappearing here<br />

is easy. Every corner of the two hectares offers a breathtaking view across<br />

the Florida Keys. The 30 oceanfront suites are spacious and luxurious<br />

– and designed to let you leave the digital world behind. There are no<br />

telephones or televisions, no children under 16 – nothing here will<br />

distract you from relaxing and letting your mind wander. Enjoy each<br />

other, and enjoy how a little nothing can become everything.<br />

CONTACT ABERCROMBIE & KENT<br />

For more information on digital detoxes and getting off the grid, or to<br />

book your next holiday, call our travel specialists on 01242 547 760.<br />

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