On the jagged shore of Kaikoura, a well-known eco-marine town, you'll find this five-star rural hotel perched atop a breeding farm for red deer. The five tree homes, three of which have one bedroom and the other two are designated as "family" accommodations, are tucked away in the branches of a native kanuka grove and have expansive windows that gaze out over the mountains and the ocean. At the Lodge, guests have access to mountain bikes, and ocean fishing expeditions may be organized upon request. Hikes, picnics, and botanical excursions are some of the various activities to get to know the region.

Kanopi House is a six-acre resort with tree homes that are built high amid banyans that are one hundred feet in height. It is located along a hillside in an isolated rain forest. In addition to boasting breathtaking views of the Blue Lagoon and the surrounding verdant flora, the six tree homes have luxurious amenities that are designed with the environment in mind. Each one is created by Jamaican artists using materials that are either renewable or derived from the immediate area, and each contains unique furniture. In addition, there are kitchenettes, outdoor showers, and balconies available to guests.

On its 10 beautiful acres, this all-inclusive resort caters only to adults and has 85 rooms and suites designed in the manner of tree houses. The cozy and opulent atmosphere is created by the inclusion of amenities like as air conditioning, king-size platform beds, balconies with daybeds, robes, slippers, a minifridge, nightly turndown service, and furniture with an Asian aesthetic. In addition, there are three bars and a swim-up location inside the resort, as well drift hunters as five restaurants, some of which include a beach grill, a buffet, and items that can be ordered a la carte. In addition, guests have access to a private beach club, wellness center, and spa facilities.

This boutique resort comprises 12 tree homes, each with a balcony, bathroom, outdoor shower, curated minibar, and king-size bed with a mosquito net. The resort is set on 25 acres of nature and includes an organic farm, morning yoga, daily breakfast, and award-winning bar and restaurant. The Acre experience is centered on an inventive beverage program and delectable farm-to-table cuisine served family style. Visit the gardens and get to know the peacocks, roosters, goats, and donkey called Burrito that live on the site.

This five-star resort is tucked away in a valley surrounded by trees and offers guest rooms, suites, and plush tree houses with five-star amenities such as concierge services, kitchenettes, king-size beds, terraces, hot tubs, heated floors, daily breakfast hampers, and room service. Guests are welcome to bring their dogs with them. Guests will discover the spa, restaurants, garden, and culinary school only a few steps away from their accommodations. You might try something bubbly like Laurent-Perrier rosé or Nyetimber, which is an English sparkling wine, but you could also just have a typical afternoon tea. Nàdar Gin, the world's first spirit to have a beneficial impact on climate change, is also offered.

This resort is on 12,000 acres and is home to three tree homes that are elevated above the Dan River Gorge and provide sweeping vistas of the Kibler Valley. King-size beds, spacious bathrooms, and outside decks can be found in the Golden Eagle, Barn Owl, and Cooper's Hawk treehouses, which are tucked away in the canopy of towering trees and provide guests with a sense of seclusion and luxury. In addition, there is a golf course, a spa, a restaurant with excellent cuisine, and an observatory. You may get in touch with nature by going on walks, meditating, doing yoga, or just meandering through Primland's grounds.