es “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecologica

You never leave your TV on standby and you always put your papers and bottles in separate bins - and then you go and ruin all your good work with your Summer Holiday, right? There was a time when eco-friendly holidays were generally restricted to a cold, wet camping holiday. But with the growing concern about climate change, ‘green’ holidays are becoming fashionable - and there are plenty on offer.

The Fur ‘n’ Feathers Rainforest Tree Houses in North Queensland, Australia are the perfect example that you don’t have sacrifice luxury to be eco-friendly. The Tree Houses are timber pole houses situated on the banks of the Ithaca River in the Cairns Highlands. Listed in the New York Times “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecological

There was a time when eco-friendly holidays were generally restricted to a cold, wet camping holiday. But with the growing concern about climate change, ‘green’ holidays are becoming fashionable - and there are plenty on offer.

The Fur ‘n’ Feathers Rainforest Tree Houses in North Queensland, Australia are the perfect example that you don’t have sacrifice luxury to be eco-friendly. The Tree Houses are timber pole houses situated on the banks of the Ithaca River in the Cairns Highlands. Listed in the New York Times “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecologica

becoming fashionable - and there are plenty on offer.

The Fur ‘n’ Feathers Rainforest Tree Houses in North Queensland, Australia are the perfect example that you don’t have sacrifice luxury to be eco-friendly. The Tree Houses are timber pole houses situated on the banks of the Ithaca River in the Cairns Highlands. Listed in the New York Times “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecologica

have sacrifice luxury to be eco-friendly. The Tree Houses are timber pole houses situated on the banks of the Ithaca River in the Cairns Highlands. Listed in the New York Times “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecologica

es “Where to Go For Luxury in 2005” the natural eco-system of the area has never been cleared of its forest and is classified as ‘endangered’.

The property is ecologically low impact, holding Australia’s Nature and Eco Tourism Accreditation highest rating - Eco-Tourism Advanced Accreditation since 1998.

The Tree Houses are 2,500ft above sea level and offer fantastic views of the rainforest.

Each of the five Tree Houses contain a large lounge, wood fire, washing machine and dryer, IDD telephone, internet jack and television.

All the furniture is hand-crafted by local tradesmen while all the fabrics are hand-printed by one of the owners, using leaves from the forest,

The area around the Tree Houses is a private unfenced wildlife sanctuary so you’re sure to encounter some amazing species including rare Tree Kangaroos.

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