The Treehouses offer big views of remote Africa, globed by even bigger star-lit skies. Below, the stillness is punctuated by animals’ whistles, huffs, growls… carried on the breeze. It all began with Chalkley Treehouse, built on the site where our ancestor Guy Aubrey Chalkley once made camp in a leadwood tree. Since then, the experience has got a fair bit more luxurious, with Kingston and Tinyeleti added to the collection. You can be sure you won’t be watching life from behind the glass here. Open to the wild and the heavens, the Chalkley experience is of raw Africa – but with picnic dining, a comfy bed, and hot shower involved.