Review: Spectacularly remote stay lives up to its sustainable ethos
Does it get any better than watching a blazing sunset with a beer by the infinity pool?
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Justin Meneguzzi
Justin Meneguzzi traded his corporate suit for a rucksack and hasn’t looked back. With an emphasis on travelling sustainably, he now travels the globe as a journalist and photographer documenting the people, cultures, food, history, and wildlife that make up our big, beautiful world. Justin was recognised with the Australian Society of Travel Writers 'Rising Star' award in 2018.
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