Wake up to unbeatable views of Uluru at this luxury desert basecamp.

Camp in safari-style tents on Isla Santo Espiritu, an uninhabited island in the Sea of Cortez where you can kayak, snorkel with sea lion pups and swim with whale sharks.

These quirky eco pods are the perfect vantage point for mesmerising views of the Swiss alps.

The ultimate long weekend itinerary, this wilderness experience combines luxury camping with coastal walks, farm-to-table dining and oyster sampling.

Here’s one for the environmentalists. These eco-luxe tents operate “off-the-grid”, relying entirely on a custom designed solar system for its power.

Soak up the serenity of the Balinese rice fields in these luxurious glamping safari tents.

Ningaloo Reef is easily one of Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders and there’s no better way to enjoy the view than from these spacious wilderness tents.

Sleeping in a transparent pod dangling off a cliff in Peru’s Sacred Valley certainly isn’t for everyone, but it’s certainly makes for a once-in-a-lifetime glamping experience.

Sleep amongst the tigers, lions and bears (don’t worry, they’re at a comfortable distance) in Taronga Zoo’s glamping tents. It also happens to offer one of the best views of Sydney harbour.

If you need to recharge your batteries while tackling the legendary Great Ocean Road, there’s no better place to crash than this scenic luxury campsite.

Glamping doesn’t get much more luxurious than waking up to breathtaking views of the Maldives’ pristine white sand and azure ocean.

With only three safari tents in this solar-powered campsite, it’s the perfect refuge for some peace and quiet (apart from the rushing river rapids and wildlife noises, of course!)

Mountains, lakes and the ocean — this charming glamping site in the Southern NSW region of Central Tilba truly has it all.

Modelled after 19th century designs, these glamping wagons allow you to soak up the old western charm while sleeping under the stars.

You’d be forgiven for thinking you’d woken up in Africa, when you step out of your safari bungalow and see buffalos grazing in the Mary River floodplains.