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Retreats to nurture you and the Planet...
Discover our special selection of eco wellness retreats, for those who love nature and sustainable travel. PureandCure, wellness travel experts since 2005, offers a range of sustainable health and wellness resorts to restore vitality and boost energy. An eco-friendly wellness retreat or hotel prioritizes sustainability by reducing environmental impact and supporting local communities. These places focus on conserving natural resources, promoting sustainable tourism, and encouraging social responsibility. To qualify as an eco-hotel or sustainable resort, establishments must implement practices like waste reduction, energy efficiency, and water conservation. They often hold certifications from recognized organizations to ensure compliance with environmental and sustainability standards.
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Fivelements Retreat, Bali (Indonesia)
This intimate boutique retreat with 20 suites along the Ayung River is about a 20-minute drive from Ubud. It offers unique healing and energy massages and treatments. There’s also a plant-based restaurant and daily yoga classes.
3 Reviews
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Es Racó d'Artà - Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A boutique Mediterranean healing retreat in a renovated and modernized 13th-century farmhouse. Es Racó d'Artà is all about reconnecting with nature and yourself.
3 Reviews
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Palmaïa - The House of AïA, Mexico
The holistic Palmaia - the House of AïA, a tropical paradise on Mexico's powder-white sand beach. A spa immersed in the jungle and a wellness program led by a personal growth guide, plus… an all-inclusive vegan concept!
4 Reviews
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Resort Weissenhaus, Germany
Lush meadows, green forests, and a refreshing sea breeze... the moment you step through the gateway of the luxurious WEISSENHAUS hotel, you begin to relax and feel grounded. Weissenhaus is perfect for spa lovers and food enthusiasts seeking tranquility.
2 Reviews
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The Retreat, Costa Rica
The Retreat Costa Rica is one of the best luxury wellness boutique resort and spa, where organic gardens, lush landscapes, chirping birds, and technicolor sunsets are the setting for healing journeys.
11 Reviews
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Begnas Lake Resort, Nepal
Experience rejuvenating Ayurveda treatments at the foot of the imposing Himalaya Mountains. Embrace true tranquility as you live in harmony with untouched nature and immerse yourself in the exploration of Nepal's distinctive culture.
6 Reviews
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Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary, Thailand
Life-changing and unforgettable, Kamalaya Wellness Sanctuary on Koh Samui is celebrated as the world’s No. 1 Health Spa. An experience beyond words.
162 Reviews
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Atmantan, India
At Atmantan Wellness Resort, traditional Eastern medicine with a state-of the art spa,ultra-modern fitness facilities, and Western medical knowledge. The overarching goal is not just to experience a sense of well-being but to genuinely own it.
19 Reviews
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What is a eco friendly holiday
An eco-friendly wellness retreat or hotel prioritizes sustainability by reducing environmental impact and supporting local communities. These places focus on conserving natural resources, promoting sustainable tourism, and encouraging social responsibility. To qualify as an eco-hotel or sustainable resort, establishments must implement practices like waste reduction, energy efficiency, and water conservation. They often hold certifications from recognized organizations to ensure compliance with environmental and sustainability standards.
Some features of an eco-friendly or sustainable holiday:
Choosing a sustainable accommodation: Look for eco-friendly hotels or lodges that have implemented sustainable practices such as using renewable energy sources, minimizing waste and conserving water. We listed some of the key feature of an eco-friendly or sustainable hotel:
- Supporting local businesses and communities: Buy local products, support local restaurants, and hire local guides to promote the local economy and support the community.
- Reducing carbon footprint: Choose eco-friendly transportation options such as cycling or walking, using public transportation, or renting electric vehicles.
- Engaging in eco-tourism activities: Participate in eco-tourism activities such as nature walks, wildlife conservation, or visiting eco-parks that support conservation and sustainability.
- Minimizing waste and conserving resources: Be mindful of water and energy usage, reduce waste by using refillable water bottles and reusable bags, and recycle whenever possible.
An eco-friendly holiday is a way to promote sustainable travel and reduce the negative impact of travel on the environment.
When is a hotel a eco-friendly or sustainable hotel
A hotel can call itself a green hotel or sustainable resort when it has implemented sustainable practices and meets certain environmental standards. Some common criteria that hotels must meet to be considered eco-friendly or sustainable include:
- Energy conservation: The hotel should use renewable energy sources and implement energy-saving measures such as energy-efficient lighting, solar heating, and cooling systems.
- Water conservation: The hotel should implement water-saving measures such as low-flow showerheads and faucets, and use recycled water for irrigation.
- Waste reduction: The hotel should implement waste reduction measures such as recycling, composting, and reducing single-use plastics.
- Sustainable building design: The hotel should use sustainable building materials, such as recycled or locally sourced materials, and implement sustainable design features such as green roofs and natural ventilation systems.
- Supporting local communities and businesses: The hotel should support the local economy by sourcing local products and services, and provide employment opportunities for local communities.
- Offering eco-tourism activities: The hotel should offer eco-tourism activities such as nature walks, wildlife conservation, and visiting eco-parks that support conservation and sustainability.
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