Beckons, the global curator of remarkable journeys of discovery, has launched “One More Day”, inviting guests to stay a little longer in 2027 with a complimentary night at its best available rates. The offer applies to stays at six of its luxury lodges across Australia, New Zealand and Chile, making 2027 the year to plan a longer stay.
Beckons “One More Day” offer is available for new bookings made by December 11, 2026, for stays at Huka Lodge, The Louise, Silky Oaks Lodge, Southern Ocean Lodge, Tierra Atacama and Tierra Patagonia from May 1 to September 30, 2027, at the best rates of the year*. Select additional dates in April and October 2027 are also available at Tierra Patagonia. These are remote places, and guests who make the journey often leave wishing for more time to enjoy their stay. The extra complimentary night means time for another guided experience, a spa treatment or an afternoon spent in the luxury of the lodge itself.
The Southern Hemisphere’s cooler months are a more relaxed season, but it’s far from a quiet time in nature. On Kangaroo Island, southern right whales pass the clifftops on their annual migration. Storms rolling in off the Southern Ocean make for dramatic viewing from the fireside in Southern Ocean Lodge’s Great Room. In the Barossa, the cellar doors grow quieter after the busyness of vintage, leaving more time to chat with the winemakers. At Huka Lodge, mornings start with mist rising on the Waikato River and progress to fly-fishing with a guide on Taupo’s tranquil rivers. Further north, the same months bring the Daintree’s dry season, among the best times of year for the reef and rainforest, while in Chile’s Atacama, snow settles on the volcanoes above the salt flats. These are seasons that inspire more time to relax and explore, and Beckons “One More Day” offer gives guests just that opportunity.
On Kangaroo Island, Southern Ocean Lodge is offering four nights for the price of three from AU$10,200* per stay. Alongside the passing whales, often visible from the guest suites, the cooler months are a time to spot echidnas waddling through the undergrowth or joeys peeking out from their mothers’ pouches. The extra night leaves room for a clifftop walk above the Southern Ocean and an evening by the Great Room open fire, before the island’s clear dark skies fill with stars.
In South Australia’s Barossa Valley, The Louise is offering three nights for the price of two from AU$2,600* per stay. Misty mornings and green, rolling hills criss-crossed with vineyards mark the valley’s cooler months, and the weather suits its bold red wines. Guests have time to taste century-old tawny drawn straight from the barrel at Seppeltsfield, meet the region’s winemakers at the lodge’s Swirl Sessions tastings, held by the fire in the cooler months, and finish with dinner at Appellation.
In Tropical North Queensland, Silky Oaks Lodge adds a complimentary fourth night when guests book three, with stays from AU$4,650*. Drier conditions arrive in the Daintree Rainforest through the cooler months, suited to days on the Great Barrier Reef, swims in the Mossman River and walks beneath a rainforest canopy dating more than 180 million years. With an extra night, guests can fly by helicopter to Cape York for a guided walk to see 20,000-year-old First Nations rock art.
Across the Tasman, Huka Lodge in Taupō is offering a third night on Beckons when guests book two, with stays from NZ$8,000*. A guided day of fly-fishing on the Waikato River, in search of the region’s prized trout might follow an essential walk to Huka Falls, or time spent in the lodge’s new wellness grounds. Evenings end by the open fire, with a bottle chosen from the lodge’s 4,500-bottle wine cellar.
In northern Chile, Tierra Atacama is offering four nights for the price of three from US$6,150* per stay. Cool-season days in the desert are crisp and clear, and the nights bring some of the clearest skies on earth. An extra day allows for the climb up the 18,400-foot Cerro Toco with the lodge’s guides, rewarded with views across the high Altiplano, or an early start to take in the steaming El Tatio Geysers.
At the far end of Chile, Tierra Patagonia completes the offer with a fourth complimentary night for guests staying three from US$7,050* per stay, extended with select April and October dates. Guests ride out across the open steppe with the lodge’s baqueanos, the Paine Massif ahead of them in low, golden light. The extra night allows time to hike to the base of the granite towers, or to set out with guides for a chance to spot the Patagonia puma.
“At Beckons, we know the best stays leave you wishing for just one more day,” said Beckons Chief Executive Officer Michael Crawford. “That might be one more look at Huka Falls, one more ride across the Patagonian steppe or a slow sunset over the Barossa vines. In 2027, we’re inviting guests to stay a little longer, with more time to spot sea lions at Seal Bay, explore the ancient Daintree Rainforest or head out in search of the elusive puma in Patagonia.”
