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Imagine morning meditation atop a Cambodian waterfall, the shock of wild swimming in the lakes of the Scottish Highlands, or floating in Iceland's milky-blue thermal waters as steam rises into crisp Arctic air.

Some of today's most transformative wellness experiences are tapping into our primal connection with nature, creating moments that awaken the senses and heal in ways no indoor treatment ever could.

Discover how these five extraordinary destinations are redefining relaxation by breaking down barriers between traditional spas and the natural world:

@nordicluxury
Nordic Luxury (Iceland): Immerse yourself in Iceland's extraordinary geothermal experiences from secluded thermal pools to the ethereal Blue Lagoon where the earth itself provides the healing elements.

@thefifearms
The Fife Arms (Scotland): Journey through ancient Scots pine forests before invigorating river plunges and wood-fired sauna sessions in the mystical Cairngorms National Park.

@shintamaniwild
Shinta Mani Wild (Cambodia): Practice meditation perched atop cascading waterfalls and enjoy sunrise yoga on a seven-story zipline tower before ziplining back to breakfast at this stunning 800-acre wilderness haven.

@thesujanlife
SUJÁN Jawai (India): Practice yoga and meditation beside a tranquil lake amid 850-million-year-old granite formations where leopards roam freely.

@heckfield_place
Heckfield Place (UK): Embrace the restorative power of wild swimming in a secluded estate lake, surrounded by lush Hampshire countryside.

Visit the link in our bio for more on these 'wild wellness' experiences.

Colombia is a destination we’re hearing more and more about lately. That’s why we’re especially delighted to welcome back Casa San Agustin and introduce its sister property, Casa Pestagua, to our collection this month. Both historic gems are nestled within Cartagena's UNESCO-protected walled city.

Casa San Agustin (@casasanagustin)

Within the UNESCO-protected walls of Cartagena, where bougainvillea cascades over centuries-old stone and Caribbean breezes carry whispers of colonial romance, Casa San Agustin emerges as an exquisite embodiment of Colombia’s most enchanting port city. Spread across three masterfully restored 17th-century homes, this intimate hotel—the only Leading Hotels of the World property in the country—weaves together the threads of history with contemporary Colombian life.

The sense of place is immediate and profound. Original frescoes grace the library walls, hand-wrought ironwork tells stories of Spanish craftsmen, and centuries-old wooden beams soar overhead. At the heart of the property, an ancient aqueduct serves as the backdrop for the hotel’s luminous courtyard pool, where dappled sunlight plays across whitewashed walls.

Casa Pestagua (@casapestagua)

A place where history unfolds in grandeur, Casa Pestagua stands as one of Cartagena’s most majestic colonial mansions, an architectural masterpiece that blends 17th-century elegance with contemporary luxury. Tucked within the UNESCO-listed Walled City, this Relais & Châteaux sanctuary is the only hotel in Colombia to belong to the prestigious collection—a testament to its extraordinary heritage, refined hospitality, and exceptional culinary offerings.

A masterpiece of colonial architecture, Casa Pestagua is a rare example of Cartagena’s 17th-century grandeur, with Moorish-inspired arches, double-height ceilings, and lush courtyard gardens that echo the city’s opulent past. Within its walls, just 16 suites and rooms provide an atmosphere of rare exclusivity, where soaring spaces, handcrafted furnishings, and tranquil terraces transport guests to another era—without sacrificing modern indulgence.

Click the link in our bio for more on these incredible new additions.

📷FIRST LOOK

The Canvas Bar at @thedoldergrand has reopened with a thoughtful redesign that amplifies its connection to the Swiss hotel's artistic identity. Mirrored ceilings and carefully considered spatial elements create an environment that reflects and enhances the surrounding art collection.

With room for 20 guests, the bar maintains an intimate atmosphere while becoming a focal point within the hotel. Award-winning Head Bartender Matthieu Doucet, who helped earn the venue recognition as Switzerland's best hotel bar in 2023, oversees a cocktail program worth the visit alone.

The menu balances refined classics with innovative signature drinks. The "Dolder Negroni" offers a sophisticated twist on the Italian classic, while the "Grand Espresso Martini" delivers rich complexity. For those seeking non-alcoholic options, creative mocktails like the refreshing "Novi Berry" provide equally thoughtful alternatives.

For clients visiting Zurich, the Canvas Bar offers a genuine art experience complemented by exceptional drinks – it's a perfect recommendation for those who appreciate design and craftsmanship in equal measure.

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