Bullo River Station is 500,000 acres of pristine wilderness, carved with gorges and waterfalls. Located at the confluence of the Bullo and Victoria Rivers in the Northern Territory, Bullo is one of the most breath-taking and beautiful properties in Australia. The station is managed with a philosophy of partnership, where we never take too much or work it too hard, to ensure its rich treasure trove of nature is here for generations to come. The comfortable lodge can accommodate up to 24 guests, and each of the 12 ensuite rooms have AC, opening onto either the palm fringed pool or a calm shady lawn. Owners Alexandra and Julian Burt believe cattle grazing and conservation work in concert – and to this end, a partnership with the Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) was formed. AWC’s work includes scientific monitoring, feral species eradication, fire management and weed control, all of which help to deliver increased diversity of native flora and fauna, leading to a positive outcome for the ecological health of this incredible landscape.

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A Partnership Rooted in Wild Conservation

Tucked deep within Belize’s Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, Hidden Valley Wilderness Lodge is a sanctuary of untouched rainforest, cascading waterfalls and meandering trails. Spanning 7,200 acres of pristine wilderness, it mirrors Alladale’s commitment to rewilding and conservation, making this partnership a natural synergy of vision and values. For over two decades, Hidden Valley has been a steadfast guardian of Belize’s biodiversity, offering immersive nature-based experiences while protecting the region’s diverse wildlife, including jaguars, ocelots, tapirs, and over 200 bird species. Through carefully managed conservation initiatives, the reserve plays a vital role in preserving this fragile ecosystem. Much like Alladale, Hidden Valley champions local culture and sustainability, weaving Belize’s rich heritage into its culinary offerings and immersive guest experiences. Locally sourced ingredients bring authentic Belizean flavours to life, while traditional storytelling and guided explorations deepen visitors’ connection to the land. Hidden Valley offers an exclusive, deeply personal holiday, where visitors can experience private waterfall excursions, guided hikes and holistic wellness experiences. This is a place to disconnect from modern distractions, reconnect with nature and embrace the wilderness – a philosophy connected by a shared mission: to protect the wild, celebrate local heritage and create unforgettable journeys in some of the world’s most spectacular natural settings.

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A Living Landscape of Conservation and Heritage

Zabola Estate spans 500 hectares in the Eastern Carpathians, where forests, meadows, and quiet lakes offer refuge to bears, lynx, red deer, and a wide range of birdlife. At its centre lies a 17th-century manor, surrounded by five guesthouses built between the 18th and 20th centuries. Once homes and working buildings, these have been gently reimagined to welcome guests. Each house has its own rhythm, its own connection to the land. No two stays are the same, and that’s just as it should be.

The RoyChowdhury – Mikes family, whose roots run deep in this landscape, see Zabola not just as a destination but as a long-term commitment to nature, culture, and rural life. Guests are invited to explore the estate through bearwatching, forest walks, horseback rides, or simply time spent in stillness.

Conservation work is led by the family foundation and Conservation Transylvania, in close collaboration with local communities. Zabola partners with those who share its values – protecting wild places, honoring heritage, and travelling with care.

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