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Essential to a stay with Baillie Lodges is the genuine sense of the place, its people and its produce. It’s this connection with the destination that leaves an indelible impression.
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locations
The Baillie Lodges properties are found in some of the world’s most extraordinary and remote locations, from Lord Howe Island off Australia’s east coast and the outback’s last frontier at Uluru-Kata Tjuta to Kangaroo Island in South Australia, at Taupō in New Zealand and on Vancouver Island on Canada’s wild west coast.
Capella Lodge
Capella
Lodge
Refreshingly off the radar, Capella Lodge is World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island’s premium luxury retreat, resting at the foot of the towering Mounts Gower and Lidgbird, welcoming spectacular views of the ocean, subtropical reef and mountains. Inspired by the carefree spirit of the Australian beach house, Capella has nine contemporary, island-styled suites designed to reflect Lord Howe’s pristine natural environment.
Clayoquot
Wilderness Lodge
Clayoquot
Wilderness Lodge
Vancouver Island’s celebrated luxury outpost Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge skirts the banks of its namesake ocean inlet Clayoquot Sound and offers an escape to the still, tranquil beauty of Canada’s remote wilderness. Set among magnificent conifer forests, the lodge offers guests an unforgettable experience of the landscape and its wildlife. Adventure-filled days are bolstered by local produce-driven, sustainable dining, fine wines and the chance to unwind in generously appointed campaign-style guest tents.
Huka Lodge
Huka
Lodge
Long regarded as one of the world’s most revered and inspirational luxury accommodations, Huka Lodge is set among established gardens along the banks of the surging Waikato River near Lake Taupō on New Zealand’s North Island. With humble beginnings nearly a century ago as a fishermen’s camp made famous for its trout-rich waters and featuring white canvas tents along the river’s edge, today Huka Lodge has secured its place as one of the country’s oldest and most celebrated luxury lodges with an impressive heritage and welcoming some of the world’s most influential guests to the region.
Longitude 131°
Longitude
131°
Luxury basecamp Longitude 131° at Uluru-Kata Tjuta offers an essential experience of Australia’s heartland in Baillie Lodges’ exclusive style. Nestled among rust-red dunes, Longitude 131° overlooks Australia’s best-known natural icon, Uluru. In the spirit of the outback pioneers, guests relax in a luxury camp of sixteen tented pavilions after a day’s exploring, while the ultra-premium Dune Pavilion is Australia’s only accommodation offering views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Silky Oaks Lodge
Silky Oaks
Lodge
Long regarded as Tropical North Queensland’s luxury bolthole, Silky Oaks Lodge overlooks the gently flowing Mossman River and neighbours the World Heritage-listed wilderness of the Daintree National Park. The property offers guests a peaceful retreat set amongst the rainforest treetops and easy access to adventures in the region’s spectacular natural attractions, including the Daintree, Mossman Gorge, the Great Barrier Reef and Cape Tribulation. Guests can discover the rainforest’s ‘natural supermarket’ on tours led by First Nations Kuku Yalangi guides or relax to the flow of the river in the Healing Waters Spa.
Southern Ocean Lodge
Southern
Ocean Lodge
Celebrated around the world as the pioneer of experiential luxury in Australia, the new iteration of Southern Ocean Lodge has returned to crown the wildly beautiful clifftops on Kangaroo Island. The new-look luxury lodge bears a similar footprint to its award-winning original, complete with breathtaking views of the Southern Ocean, magnificent Great Room and string of luxurious guest suites easing along the coastline.
The Louise
The
Louise
The Louise is a luxury culinary retreat located in the heart of Barossa Valley, one of Australia’s most premium wine regions. Onsite restaurant, Appellation is recognised as a world-class destination for dining in South Australia. With creative cuisine that invokes a sense of place, the kitchen team are dedicated storytellers of the Barossa region, its produce, and its people. A stay at The Louise is about creating the space to indulge, unwind, and genuinely connect to a historic and thoughtful food culture.
First stop west is South America, first stop south is Antarctica, this is a seriously wild coastline and Southern Ocean Lodge takes full advantage of its spectacular location hugging the cliff above the bay. Breathtaking scenery, innovative cuisine and a superb cellar augment the experience.Lybus, Australia Southern Ocean Lodge, June 2019
It’s not just the luxury tent, or the gourmet food and wine, or the tailored tours and knowledgeable guides - all of which are wonderful. The experience of Longitude 131° is more than that. The more you learn about Uluru and Kata Tjuta, the more spectacular the place becomes. It’s cultural and historical significance is quite overwhelming. To be able to experience it in such a luxurious way is the icing on the cake.Shannon, Australia Longitude 131°, November 2019
Capella is like staying in someone’s very large beach house, very laid back but very on-point - particularly the food - it was glorious and fresh. Lord Howe is paradise and Capella Lodge compliments it perfectly.SVRF, Australia Capella Lodge, March 2019
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With luxury lodges in some of the world’s most remarkable natural landscapes, Baillie Lodges has a proactive approach to sustainable management that places them among leaders in the field.
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