The Collection
SEGOVIA
Segovia sits at the foot of the Sierra de Guadarrama, one of Spain's great mountain ranges, where granite peaks, pine forests and crystal-clear rivers have been shaping the landscape for millennia.gran canaria
At 1,560 metres above the Atlantic, Cruz de Tejeda sits at the geographical heart of Gran Canaria, surrounded by a landscape that UNESCO has recognised as outstanding universal value. LA GOMERA
La Gomera is the kind of island that takes a moment to understand, and then doesn't let go. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with over 600 kilometres of marked trails and 17 protected areas. LA PALMA
La Palma earns its nickname, La Isla Bonita (The Beautiful Island). A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve shaped by volcanic fire, La Palma holds some of the world's most dramatic natural contrasts: ancient laurel forest, and fresh lava fields. tenerife
There is only one place in the world where you can sleep inside Teide National Park, and this is it. At over 2,000 metres, surrounded by solidified lava fields and the looming cone of Spain's highest peak, this is the centre of a UNESCO World Heritage landscape that draws over four million visitors a year. Menorca
The smallest of the Balearic islands and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Menorca holds prehistoric monuments, untouched coves, and a coastline shaped by two winds that have been blowing in opposite directions for centuries.tuscany
Rolling hills, medieval hilltop towns, vineyards that have been tended by the same families for generations, and a food culture that treats the table as sacred.patagonia
At the southern tip of the world, where the Andes meet the ice fields and the wind comes from nowhere and everywhere at once, the scale of the landscape recalibrates something fundamental.