One More Day

One more walk across the Atacama salt flats.
Crisp, clear days frame snow-dusted volcanoes above the salt flats, and the desert nights reveal some of the clearest skies on Earth. With an extra day, climb the 18,400-foot Cerro Toco with our guides for views across the high Altiplano, or rise early for the steaming El Tatio Geysers.

One more look at Huka Falls.
Watch the mist rise from the Waikato River, then head out with a guide for a day of fly-fishing in search of the region’s prized trout. With an extra day to spare, take a leisurely walk to the thundering falls before settling by the open fire with something exceptional from the lodge’s 4,500-bottle cellar.

One more ride across the Patagonian steppe.
Ride out with our baqueanos across the open steppe, the Paine Massif rising ahead in low, golden light. With an extra day, hike to the base of the granite towers or head out with our guides in search of pumas, often easier to spot in the quieter months.

One more swim in the Mossman River.
Drier days settle over the Daintree Rainforest, made for walks beneath the ancient rainforest canopy and days out on the Great Barrier Reef. With an extra day, take a helicopter north to Cape York and walk with a guide to see 20,000-year-old First Nations rock art.

One more clifftop walk on Kangaroo Island.
Watch for whales from your suite and joeys peeking from pouches. With an extra day, walk the clifftops above the wild Southern Ocean, then warm up by the Great Room open fire before stepping out under starlit skies.

One more sunset over the Barossa vines.
Misty mornings give way to green, rolling hills and the perfect weather for the valley’s bold reds. With an extra day, taste century-old tawny straight from the barrel at Seppeltsfield, meet local winemakers at a Swirl Sessions tasting, then finish with dinner at Appellation.