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National Geographic hotels: New, and spectacular

  • <b>Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada </b><br>On a remote island off Newfoundland, Fogo Island Inn celebrates local artisans and fishermen.
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    Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada
    On a remote island off Newfoundland, Fogo Island Inn celebrates local artisans and fishermen.
  • <b>Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia</b><br>Floating atop a secluded cliff on a rugged stretch of coast, Southern Ocean Lodge offers an unparalleled view into the pristine Kangaroo Island wilderness.
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    New National Geographic hotels

    Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia
    Floating atop a secluded cliff on a rugged stretch of coast, Southern Ocean Lodge offers an unparalleled view into the pristine Kangaroo Island wilderness.
  • <b>Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve</b><br>Just two hours from Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve is set between two oceans on South Africa’s Western Cape.
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    Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve
    Just two hours from Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve is set between two oceans on South Africa’s Western Cape.
  • <b>Kapari Natural Resort</b><br>High on a hill overlooking the caldera, Kapari Natural Resort is a quintessential Santoríni hideaway.
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    Kapari Natural Resort
    High on a hill overlooking the caldera, Kapari Natural Resort is a quintessential Santoríni hideaway.
  • <b>Kasbah du Toubkal</b><br>Built on the ruins of an ancient kasbah Kasbah du Toubkal is a dramatic getaway in the Atlas Mountains.
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    Kasbah du Toubkal
    Built on the ruins of an ancient kasbah Kasbah du Toubkal is a dramatic getaway in the Atlas Mountains.
  • <b>Lapa Rios, Costa Rica</b><br>Jungle meets beach at Lapa Rios, set in its own private nature reserve.
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    New National Geographic hotels

    Lapa Rios, Costa Rica
    Jungle meets beach at Lapa Rios, set in its own private nature reserve.
  • <b>Three Camel Lodge, Mongolia</b><br>The Three Camel Lodge celebrates the traditions of Mongolia’s nomads while seeking to preserve its awe-inspiring surroundings.
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    Three Camel Lodge, Mongolia
    The Three Camel Lodge celebrates the traditions of Mongolia’s nomads while seeking to preserve its awe-inspiring surroundings.
  • <b>Tierra Atacama, Chile</b><br>Tierra Atacama is a sublime gateway to one of the most surreal places on the planet, where volcanoes and geysers meet vast salt flats and the local culture is vibrant and ancient.
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    New National Geographic hotels

    Tierra Atacama, Chile
    Tierra Atacama is a sublime gateway to one of the most surreal places on the planet, where volcanoes and geysers meet vast salt flats and the local culture is vibrant and ancient.
<b>Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada </b><br>On a remote island off Newfoundland, Fogo Island Inn celebrates local artisans and fishermen.
<b>Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia</b><br>Floating atop a secluded cliff on a rugged stretch of coast, Southern Ocean Lodge offers an unparalleled view into the pristine Kangaroo Island wilderness.
<b>Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve</b><br>Just two hours from Cape Town Grootbos Private Nature Reserve is set between two oceans on South Africa’s Western Cape.
<b>Kapari Natural Resort</b><br>High on a hill overlooking the caldera, Kapari Natural Resort is a quintessential Santoríni hideaway.
<b>Kasbah du Toubkal</b><br>Built on the ruins of an ancient kasbah Kasbah du Toubkal is a dramatic getaway in the Atlas Mountains.
<b>Lapa Rios, Costa Rica</b><br>Jungle meets beach at Lapa Rios, set in its own private nature reserve.
<b>Three Camel Lodge, Mongolia</b><br>The Three Camel Lodge celebrates the traditions of Mongolia’s nomads while seeking to preserve its awe-inspiring surroundings.
<b>Tierra Atacama, Chile</b><br>Tierra Atacama is a sublime gateway to one of the most surreal places on the planet, where volcanoes and geysers meet vast salt flats and the local culture is vibrant and ancient.
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National Geographic has made a name for itself by seeking out discoveries in the far corners of the world. So it makes sense that it would create National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World, a network of properties that brings the brand's mission to life.

The collection currently features 24 properties on six continents. The hotels in the portfolio were vetted by National Geographic and must adhere to a rigorous set of criteria, including sustainable tourism and preservation of cultural heritage. Here's a look at some of the extraordinary properties in the collection.