Destinations, mapped by hand.

Granite peaks rising straight out of the Arctic sea, red fishing cabins and a light that never quite goes out in summer.

Eighteen volcanic islands where grass roofs meet sea cliffs and the weather changes its mind every eleven minutes.

Crater lakes, hot rivers and whale roads in the middle of the Atlantic — Europe’s wildest volcanic garden.

The driest desert on Earth, with salt flats full of flamingos, geysers at dawn and the clearest skies you’ll ever sleep under.

Wind-carved towers, blue ice and endless steppe at the bottom of the world.

Powder snow, steaming onsen and red-crowned cranes dancing on frozen rivers in Japan’s northern wilderness.

A high alpine lake ringed by nomad yurts, wild horses and silence — Central Asia at its most elemental.

The oldest desert on the planet: copper dunes, ghost towns and a coast where the sand meets the sea.