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LIFE BY LEXUS 38


HIX ISLAND HOUSE, CARIBBEAN


This is the Caribbean’s first all-solar guesthouse. Conservation is so important to it that batteries are charged from solar energy, cisterns are filled with rainwater and water’s heated by the sun. Grey water is used to nourish the hotel’s fruit trees and plants. Designed by architect John Hix, the various casas are


strategically built to capture the cooling winds. Here you’ll live the wabi-sabi philosophy: using natural materials and adapting to nature. Visit: http://hixislandhouse.com


HOSHINOYA KYOTO, JAPAN Take a 15-minute boat ride to your destination deep in the hills to a lost world


infused with modern Japanese aesthetics. The strategic planting of trees, and reshaping of the Qi River have created a luxury venue in a protected area. Enjoy the relaxing sound of gurgling streams and the murmur of the river, surrounded by pleasant greenery, bird and animal life. This is where tranquillity reigns and time stands still. Visit: https://hoshinoya.com/kyoto/en


CHUMBE ISLAND CORAL PARK, ZANZIBAR


Chumbe Island is considered to be the world’s first privately managed marine park – 24ha of coral rag forest and reef, with seven luxurious, palm-thatched eco-bungalows overlooking the sea.


Chumbe Island Coral Park has been selected as a finalist for the World Travel & Tourism Council’s Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2018. The accommodation’s been designed to have zero impact on the environment. The eco-technology includes rainwater catchment, photovoltaic energy, solar water heating, composting toilets and vegetative grey water filtration. Here you’ll find the rare coconut crab, believed to be the largest of its species on earth. Visit: www.chumbeisland.com


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