Many of our member hotels, like Bucuti & Tara in Aruba, are already carbon-neutral and continually invest in carbon offset programs that support reforestation, renewable energy, and biodiversity projects. As the first certified carbon-neutral hotel in the Caribbean, Bucuti & Tara sets a powerful example for luxury hotels around the globe.
Moving beyond sustainability, the next wave is regenerative travel—travel that leaves a place better than before. This involves restoring natural environments, supporting local communities, and engaging in impactful conservation efforts.
At Morgan’s Rock in Nicaragua, there are 4,000 protected acres of jungle and they also actively participate in reforestation projects. Our guests can take part in these efforts by planting trees during their stay, making travel not just sustainable, but regenerative.
Many of our properties, like Susafa in Sicily, practice hyper-local sourcing by growing much of their own produce on-site or partnering with local farmers. Guests enjoy authentic, seasonal cuisine with minimal carbon impact, directly supporting the local economy.
Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort in the Azores uses advanced rainwater harvesting systems and low-flow technologies to minimize water waste. By investing in these sustainable water management practices, we ensure a positive impact on the surrounding environment.
La Sultana Marrakech and La Sultana Oualidia are leaders in eliminating single-use plastics. These luxury hotels provide reusable glass bottles, eco-friendly toiletries, and have removed plastic straws and bags, offering guests a truly plastic-free experience.
At Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica in Peru, guests have the chance to engage with local communities and learn about Amazonian culture. Through partnerships with local artisans and nature guides, offering an immersive experiences that support cultural preservation and economic development.
Olas Tulum in Mexico is a shining example of LEED Platinum-certified eco-architecture. The hotel is designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings, using locally sourced materials, natural ventilation systems, and solar panels, offering guests an eco-luxury experience that respects the environment.
Anse Chastanet in St. Lucia is at the forefront of wildlife conservation and biodiversity protection. Nestled next to a UNESCO World Heritage coral reef, the resort is dedicated to preserving this precious ecosystem through sustainable practices and marine conservation efforts. Their sea turtle protection program ensures that nesting sites are safeguarded, while their ongoing coral reef preservation initiatives help protect marine biodiversity, making Anse Chastanet a true champion of environmental stewardship.
At Senda Monteverde Hotel in Costa Rica, guests are encouraged to explore the stunning cloud forests using electric bikes or EVs, significantly reducing their carbon footprint while enjoying the breathtaking natural landscape.
At Kura in Costa Rica, guests can take guided tours to learn about the hotel’s sustainable practices, including their rainwater collection system, solar energy use, and reforestation efforts. We believe that education empowers guests to make more informed decisions about their travel choices.
