As spring arrives, these international summer glamping spots start to spark some wanderlust for me. It’s been one of my favorite kind of accommodations to experience — a luxury tent, usually somewhere in nature, and a whole lot of open space. Think rustic camping but with all the amenities, and someone already pitched the tent for you! There are so many to choose from and with destinations ranging from safaris in Africa to the plains of Australia, you can really escape into nature with a breeze. 
We’ve seen a lot of these “glamping” spots pop up around the US. You may recall this one in Moab, where they had safari tents and teepees. As I was doing a bit of research, I realized how many international summer glamping spots had opened up over the past two years. From traditional tents, to teepees, to the ever-so popular bubble tent, the arrangements keep getting more and more creative. I know I have the Hotel Aire de Bardenas on my bucket list for this year!
Take a peak at these incredible, global destinations, where you can stay in some unique glamping spots!
International Summer Glamping Spots That Should Be on Your List
Longtitude 131
Location: Uluru, Australia
Ecocamp Patagonia
Location: Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena Region 
Forest Domes
Location: Northern Ireland
Ridgeback Lodge
Location: New Brunswick, Canada 
St Jerome’s The Hotel
Location: Melbourne, Australia 
Desert Luxury Camp
Location: Sahara Desert, Morocco 
Singita Mara River Tented Camp
Location: Mara Region, Tanzania 
Hotel Aire de Bardenas
Location: Bardenas Reales Natural Park, Spain 
Nuit Nature
Location: Combloux, France 
Do you have any favorite glamping spots? Be sure to comment below and let me know if there are any others I missed!
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2 Comments
They all look so so freaking cool!! I really would like to sleep in one of them one day! Must be a dream so see the stars at night and wake up to sunrise *-*
Awesome Spots!
Love from Germany
Xx Paulie <3
www.mind-wanderer.com
So happy you loved the post!