Rare Journeys to Remarkable Places

HOW WE SEE THE WORLD

Creating Deeper Connections Through Extraordinary Journeys

Beckons curates experiences that bring you closer to a place, its people, and the stories that shape it. Each lodge is thoughtfully designed around genuine connection, local knowledge, and a deeper understanding of the world you have come to explore.

Three people stand-up paddleboard on a dark, reflective lake surrounded by rocky islands and lush, misty mountains.

Itineraries Across Beckons

Sample itinerary

Where the Road Ends
Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge

Duration 4 nights
Let the Journey Begin

Arriving is part of the adventure. Fly over Vancouver Island by seaplane, touch down on the water, then make the final approach to camp by horse-drawn wagon. Settle into your tent before drinks and dinner by the sound.

ARRIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE
ARRIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE
Follow the Sound

On your first full day, head onto Clayoquot Sound by boat, watching the shoreline for black bears and the water for whales, sea lions, and otters. Eagles circle overhead as your guide leads you through the inlets and islands surrounding the lodge.

TAKE TO THE WATER
TAKE TO THE WATER
Let the Forest Do the Work

After a morning outside, give the afternoon back to yourself. Take a glacier-fed plunge, warm up in your outdoor cedar shower or sauna, then retreat to Healing Grounds Spa for a treatment surrounded by old-growth forest.

FIND YOUR RITUAL
FIND YOUR RITUAL
Take the River Down

By your second full day, you know the landscape. Now get into it. Follow your guides into the canyon, traveling by e-bike before paddling, swimming, and scrambling through the glacier-fed Bedwell River.

FOLLOW THE RIVER
FOLLOW THE RIVER
By the numbers

Year Clayoquot Sound became a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve 2000

Percentage of the reserve’s terrestrial landscape covered by temperate rainforest 85

Vertebrate species found throughout the biosphere reserve 300

Kilometers into Bedwell Sound where the lodge sits 11
Stay In for the Evening

After a day outside, settle into The Ivanhoe for a cocktail as the light fades over Clayoquot Sound. Then head to The Cookhouse, where Vancouver Island seafood and seasonal British Columbia produce shape the menu.

PULL UP A CHAIR
PULL UP A CHAIR
See the Valley on Horseback

On your third full day, saddle up and follow the valley through old-growth forest, fern gardens, and open meadows, crossing the glacial river along the way.

RIDE INTO THE VALLEY
RIDE INTO THE VALLEY
Stay Until You Have To Go

Keep your final morning simple. Take coffee onto the veranda, listen to the forest wake around you, and wander down to the water before breakfast. For now, there’s nowhere else to be.

STAY A LITTLE LONGER
STAY A LITTLE LONGER

Follow the Water
Huka Lodge

Duration 4 nights
Start Where Huka Began

Spend your first afternoon on the lawn beside the Waikato River, learning to cast where anglers have come for nearly a century. Stay awhile afterward. The river is reason enough not to rush inside.

CAST A LINE
CAST A LINE
Wake Up Slowly

On your first morning, notice the dew still clinging to the leaves and the early light moving through the gardens. Take your coffee outside, listen to the river, and enjoy a few quiet hours with nowhere else to be.

SAVOR THE SILENCE
SAVOR THE SILENCE
See Taupō From Above

On your second day, trade the water for the sky. After a morning cruising Lake Taupō, lift off for views of geothermal terraces, volcanic landscapes, Māori rock carvings, and Huka Falls before touching down on the lawn at the lodge.

TAKE TO THE SKY
TAKE TO THE SKY
By the numbers

Height of the Mine Bay Māori rock carvings in meters 14

Acres of parkland surrounding Huka Lodge 17

Water rushing over Huka Falls every second 220,000 liters

Years since Lake Taupō’s last major eruption 1,800+
Give the Afternoon to Huka

By day three, keep an afternoon for nowhere but the lodge. Swim beneath the hedges, wander the gardens, play croquet on the lawn, or find a chair beneath the willows and watch the Waikato River roll past.

EXPLORE THE LODGE
EXPLORE THE LODGE
Linger Over Dinner

As evening settles over the river, start with drinks and canapés before taking your seat for dinner. Menus change with the seasons, bringing New Zealand lamb, seafood, native ingredients, and local produce to the table alongside exceptional wines.

COME TO THE TABLE
COME TO THE TABLE
Paddle the Waikato

On your final full day, see the river from a different angle. Paddle through pumice gorges and clear water, keeping an eye out for trout below before stopping for a soak in natural hot springs along the way.

GET ON THE WATER
GET ON THE WATER

The Shape of the Desert
Longitude 131°

Duration 5 nights
Start With Kata Tjuṯa

Start your first full day early with a guided walk through Walpa Gorge, when the desert is cool and Kata Tjuṯa catches the morning light. It’s a fitting introduction to just how vast this landscape really is.

EXPLORE KATA TJUṮA
EXPLORE KATA TJUṮA
Watch Uluṟu Change

Come evening, turn your attention to Uluṟu. Settle in with Champagne and canapés as the lowering sun shifts its colors, then watch the desert slowly move into dusk.

SEE ULUṞU AT SUNSET
SEE ULUṞU AT SUNSET
Stay Out for Dinner

On your second evening, wander among the 50,000 glowing stems of Field of Light before heading deeper into the dunes for four courses, paired wines, and stories of the southern sky at Table 131°.

DINE UNDER THE STARS
DINE UNDER THE STARS
The View Comes to You

By day three, give yourself permission to stay put. Take a long lunch overlooking Uluṟu, cool off in the pool, find a shaded lounge, or head up to Dune Top. Not every hour here needs an itinerary.

EXPLORE THE LODGE
EXPLORE THE LODGE
By the numbers

Domes that make up Kata Tjuṯa 36

Kilometers around the base of Uluṟu 10

Lights in Field of Light 50,000

World Heritage icons visible from Dune Top 2
See Another Side

On your fourth morning, get closer to Uluṟu with the full Base Walk. Circle it on foot, passing waterholes, desert grasses, rock formations, and significant sites as the landscape continually changes around you.

WALK THE BASE
WALK THE BASE
Leave the Afternoon Open

After a morning on foot, keep the rest of day four deliberately unhurried. Book a treatment at Spa Kinara, slip into the Dune Top plunge spa, or settle somewhere with a cold drink and a view.

DISCOVER SPA KINARA
DISCOVER SPA KINARA
See It From Above

Save one last perspective for your final day. Lift off for an aerial view of Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa, watching the red desert stretch toward the horizon and tracing from above the landscape you’ve spent the past five days exploring.

TAKE TO THE SKY
TAKE TO THE SKY

Into the Green
Silky Oaks Lodge

Duration 3 nights
Start Close to Home

Spend your first afternoon getting to know the rainforest on the Fig Tree Rapids trail. Follow the path beneath the canopy, then cool off with a swim in the freshwater billabong before heading back for dinner.

EXPLORE THE TRAILS
EXPLORE THE TRAILS
Give the Rainforest a Day

On your first full day, venture farther into the Daintree. Cruise the river in search of wildlife, stop for lunch in the tropics, then walk through Mossman Gorge while learning about the land from a Kuku Yalanji guide.

EXPLORE THE DAINTREE
EXPLORE THE DAINTREE
Spend the Afternoon in the Water

Back at the lodge, trade your walking shoes for a swimsuit. Cool off in the Mossman River, or simply find a spot along the bank and let the afternoon drift by.

EXPLORE THE RIVER
EXPLORE THE RIVER
By the numbers

Age of the rainforest in millions of years 180

Fish species in the Mossman River 30+

Varieties growing in the kitchen garden 100+

World Heritage wonders within reach 2
Don’t Rush the Goodbye

Start your final day with open-air yoga, followed by one more swim or a slow breakfast overlooking the river. Three nights go quickly here. Your last few hours shouldn’t.

START WITH YOGA
START WITH YOGA

The Wild South
Southern Ocean Lodge

Duration 4 nights
Start at the Edge

Begin close to the lodge with a walk along the limestone cliffs. Watch the Southern Ocean roll in below while your guide introduces the plants, wildlife, and forces that have shaped this stretch of coast.

WALK THE COAST
WALK THE COAST
Go West for the Morning

On your first full day, head into Flinders Chase National Park. Wander among the weathered forms of Remarkable Rocks, descend toward Admirals Arch, and watch fur seals riding the Southern Ocean swell below.

EXPLORE FLINDERS CHASE
EXPLORE FLINDERS CHASE
Let the Wildlife Come to You

Later in your stay, head to Hanson Bay as the afternoon cools. Look for koalas overhead and Kangaroo Island kangaroos emerging to graze, then settle in for drinks and snacks from the lodge’s pop-up bush bar.

MEET THE LOCALS
MEET THE LOCALS
By the numbers

Australian sea lions calling Seal Bay home 800

Acres of wilderness at Hanson Bay Sanctuary 5,000

Kilometers on the Remarkable Rocks hike 13

Pieces of local stone used to build Cape du Couedic Lighthouse 2,000
Walk Among the Sea Lions

Make your third day about another side of island wildlife. At Seal Bay, follow the dunes toward the shore and watch endangered Australian sea lions sleeping, playing, and moving through the colony at remarkably close range.

VISIT SEAL BAY
VISIT SEAL BAY
Give the Afternoon Back

After a few days exploring, keep an afternoon for the lodge. Take a treatment at Southern Spa, move between the hot and cold plunge pools, then find a seat in the Great Room and watch the weather move across the ocean.

DISCOVER SOUTHERN SPA
DISCOVER SOUTHERN SPA
Walk Yourself Home

Save your biggest adventure for your final full day. Set out from Remarkable Rocks and follow the coast for 13 kilometers, passing cliffs, mallee forest, hidden wildlife, and the Southern Ocean before arriving back at the lodge on foot.

THE SIGNATURE HIKE
THE SIGNATURE HIKE

At the Edge of Everywhere
Capella Lodge

Duration 3 Nights
Worth the Early Start

Head to Blinky Beach for sunrise on your first morning. We always suggest doing this early in a stay. If the morning light over the ocean is worth another alarm, you’ll have time to see it twice. We think it is.

EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED WALK
EXPLORE THE SELF-GUIDED WALK
North for the Morning

After breakfast, set out across the lagoon on the North Bay Cruise. Snorkel among reef fish and green sea turtles, swim from the beach, then find a patch of sand before heading back to Capella.

EXPLORE NORTH BAY
EXPLORE NORTH BAY
Stay Put for a While

Keep the afternoon for Capella. Book a treatment at the spa, settle beside the wet-edge pool, or take a book down toward Lovers Bay. There is plenty to see on Lord Howe, but you don’t need to see it all today.

EXPLORE THE LODGE
EXPLORE THE LODGE
By the numbers

Visitors sharing the island at any one time 400

The world’s most southerly true coral reef 1

Kilometres from one end of the island to the other 11

Island speed limit, in kilometres per hour 25
Fire Up the Grill

The next day, pick up Capella’s BBQ Island-Style provisions and take lunch elsewhere. The lodge team can point you toward a barbecue spot that suits the day’s wind and weather. Then take your time.

PLAN AN ISLAND BBQ
PLAN AN ISLAND BBQ
Follow the Lagoon

Pick up a kayak or stand-up paddleboard and let the lagoon set the pace. Trace the shoreline, stop for a swim, and stay out as long as you like. There’s nowhere else you need to be.

TAKE TO THE WATER
TAKE TO THE WATER
Meet You at Ned’s

Spend your final morning at Ned’s Beach, where fish gather in the shallows and the reef begins just offshore. Snorkel, swim, or stay on the sand a little longer before returning to Capella.

EXPLORE NED’S BEACH
EXPLORE NED’S BEACH

Between the Vines
The Louise

Duration 3 nights
Let the Barossa Come to You

Ease into the evening at The Louise with a glass in hand. Held on select nights, Swirl Sessions bring local winemakers and cellar-door hosts to the lodge to pour what they’re making and share the people, places, and ideas behind each bottle.

JOIN A SWIRL SESSION
JOIN A SWIRL SESSION
Meet a Barossa Original

On your first full day, discover the story of Hill of Grace before stepping inside Henschke’s historic 1860s winery. Finish with a private tasting featuring some of the estate’s most celebrated wines.

DISCOVER HILL OF GRACE
DISCOVER HILL OF GRACE
Have Breakfast With the Locals

Start your second morning in Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park, walking beneath the stringybarks in search of kangaroos before settling in for a picnic breakfast among the bushland.

RISE WITH THE ROOS
RISE WITH THE ROOS
By the numbers

Generations behind some Barossa family wineries 6+

Year the oldest Cirillo vines were planted 1848

Years of wine waiting in Seppeltsfield’s Centennial Cellar 100

Bottles held in The Barossa Cellar’s rare-wine vault 3,000
Spend a Day With the Winemakers

Save your final full day for the Barossa few visitors get to see. Step inside three renowned estates for private tastings, pause for a wine-paired lunch, and finish at a winemaker’s Eden Valley homestead.

MEET THE MAKERS
MEET THE MAKERS
Leave the Last Morning Open

Don’t schedule every last hour. Sleep in, linger over breakfast, wander among the vines, or simply stay on your terrace a little longer. By now, you’ll understand why no one in the Barossa seems particularly interested in rushing.

EXPLORE THE LOUISE
EXPLORE THE LOUISE

Into the Atacama
Tierra Atacama

Duration 6 nights
Walk on the Moon

On your first full day, head into Moon Valley while the desert is still quiet. Walk among wind-carved ridges, salt formations, and sweeping dunes as the first light moves across the Cordillera de la Sal.

ENTER THE VALLEY
ENTER THE VALLEY
Float in the Desert

On your second afternoon, trade dusty trails for Cejar Lagoon. Slip into its intensely saline water and float beneath an open sky as the afternoon light shifts across the Atacama Salt Flat.

TAKE A DIP
TAKE A DIP
Spend a Day in the Altiplano

Now that you’ve had time to acclimatize, climb higher into the Andes. Travel between turquoise lagoons, red-rock plains, volcanoes, and high-altitude wetlands before stopping for lunch in the village of Socaire.

HEAD FOR THE HIGHLANDS
HEAD FOR THE HIGHLANDS
By the numbers

Elevation of San Pedro de Atacama above sea level in meters 2,450

Geysers and geothermal features at El Tatio 80+

Elevation of Cerro Toco’s summit in meters 5,600

Clear nights in the Atacama each year 300+
Give the Afternoon Back

After a full day at altitude, stay close to Tierra. Swim with Licancabur Volcano on the horizon, move between the indoor pool and steam room, or settle into Uma Spa for a treatment before dinner.

SLOW THINGS DOWN
SLOW THINGS DOWN
Watch the Desert Wake

Leave before dawn for El Tatio, arriving as steam rises from the geothermal field into the cold morning air. Watch the sun reach the Andes, then look for vicuñas, foxes, and vizcachas on the journey back.

RISE EARLY
RISE EARLY
Look Up

Save one of your final nights for the sky. Step outside with an astronomer to trace planets, constellations, and the Milky Way through a professional telescope, while learning how Atacameñan culture has understood the heavens.

SEE THE NIGHT SKY
SEE THE NIGHT SKY
Finish on a High

By your final full day, you’re ready to go higher. Begin the Cerro Toco ascent at 5,000 meters and climb through the volcanic landscape to the 5,600-meter summit, where the Andes and Altiplano stretch out below.

MAKE THE CLIMB
MAKE THE CLIMB

The Long Way Around
Tierra Patagonia

Duration 5 nights
Start With the Stories

On your first full day, follow Hunter’s Trail through open steppe to ancient Aónikenk rock paintings. Along the way, watch for guanacos, foxes, and condors, with the Paine Massif rising in the distance.

FOLLOW THE TRAIL
FOLLOW THE TRAIL
Ride With the Gauchos

The next morning, see Patagonia from horseback. Ride with local gauchos across open steppe and through lenga forest, following trails shaped as much by ranching traditions as by the landscape itself.

SADDLE UP
SADDLE UP
Watch Patagonia Go By

Give the afternoon back to Tierra. Sink into the outdoor hot tub, swim beneath views of the mountains, or find a chair by the windows and watch the light, clouds, and weather move across Lake Sarmiento.

STAY PUT
STAY PUT
By the numbers

Area of Torres del Paine National Park in square kilometers 2,400

Height of the highest of the three Torres in meters 2,850

Length of Grey Glacier in kilometers 19

Distinct regions within Torres del Paine National Park 4
Meet Grey Glacier

On day three, head west to Grey Lake. Cross the water by boat toward the face of Grey Glacier, passing floating ice and lenga forest with the Southern Patagonian Icefield stretching beyond.

GET CLOSER
GET CLOSER
Spend a Day With Patagonia

Step beyond the national park to meet the people who still work this land. Watch gauchos and sheepdogs at work, learn about Patagonia’s wool heritage, then gather around the fire for a traditional asado al palo.

MEET PATAGONIA
MEET PATAGONIA
Walk to the Torres

Save your biggest hike for your final full day. Set out early for the climb to Base Torres, following the Ascencio Valley and lenga forest before the final ascent reveals the three granite towers above a glacial lake.

MAKE THE CLIMB
MAKE THE CLIMB
Take the Morning Slowly

On your final morning, walk down to Lake Sarmiento while the light is still low. Watch for rheas and condors, then head back for breakfast with the Torres still outside the windows. There’s no need to rush the goodbye.

TAKE IT ALL IN
TAKE IT ALL IN

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The People Who Shape Your Stay

Benjamin Brown General Manager | Silky Oaks Lodge

Benjamin first knew Silky Oaks as a guest. Now he leads it with a deep appreciation for the rainforest, its community, and the unexpected rhythms that make every day here different.

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Robyn Bautovich General Manager | Southern Ocean Lodge

Robyn lets Kangaroo Island do the dazzling, leading her team with warmth and an eye for the details that make life on this wild southern coast feel beautifully effortless.

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Hannah McCormick General Manager | The Louise

Hannah knows the Barossa’s best experiences aren’t always on the itinerary. Her local relationships open doors, spark conversations, and give guests a true backstage pass to the region.

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Kerry Molloy General Manager | Huka Lodge

Kerry has spent more than a decade quietly orchestrating life at Huka, anticipating what guests need before they ask and preserving the effortless hospitality that keeps generations returning.

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María José Galleguillos General Manager | Tierra Atacama

María José leads with the belief that the desert should always be the main character, creating warm, thoughtful hospitality that lets guests forget the logistics and simply experience Atacama.

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Esteban Bagnis General Manager | Tierra Patagonia

For Esteban, Patagonia is both workplace and home. He leads with a love of wild places, helping guests move beyond simply seeing the landscape to feeling genuinely part of it.

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Louise Lanyon General Manager | Longitude 131°

Louise has made a life in Australia’s remote places. At Longitude 131°, she brings the people, culture, and desert together so guests can simply settle in and feel the magic.

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Sarah Cruse General Manager | Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge

Known affectionately as Camp Mom, Sarah leads with equal parts heart and adventure, creating a wilderness community where guests can slow down, reconnect, and let nature take the lead.

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Bridie Bush and Ryan Ward Lodge Managers | Capella Lodge

Husband-and-wife lodge managers Bridie and Ryan share a passion for thoughtful, personal hospitality. Together, they create an experience shaped by the rhythms of Lord Howe Island, where guests quickly settle into a slower pace, feel genuinely at home, and leave with a lasting connection to this extraordinary place.

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Benjamin Brown, General Manager at Silky Oaks Lodge

Robyn Bautovich, General Manager at Southern Ocean Lodge

Hannah McCormick, General Manager at The Louise

Kerry Molloy, General Manager at Huka Lodge

María José Galleguillos, General Manager at Tierra Atacama

Esteban Bagnis, General Manager at Tierra Patagonia

Bridie Bush and Ryan Ward, Lodge Managers at Capella Lodge

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Rare Journeys to Remarkable Places

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HOW WE SEE THE WORLD

Creating Deeper Connections Through Extraordinary Journeys

A World That Calls to You

Itineraries Across Beckons

Where the Road Ends

Let the Journey Begin

Follow the Sound

Let the Forest Do the Work

Take the River Down

Stay In for the Evening

See the Valley on Horseback

Stay Until You Have To Go

Follow the Water

Start Where Huka Began

Wake Up Slowly

See Taupō From Above

Give the Afternoon to Huka

Linger Over Dinner

Paddle the Waikato

The Shape of the Desert

Start With Kata Tjuṯa

Watch Uluṟu Change

Stay Out for Dinner

The View Comes to You

See Another Side

Leave the Afternoon Open

See It From Above

Into the Green

Start Close to Home

Give the Rainforest a Day

Spend the Afternoon in the Water

Don’t Rush the Goodbye

The Wild South

Start at the Edge

Go West for the Morning

Let the Wildlife Come to You

Walk Among the Sea Lions

Give the Afternoon Back

Walk Yourself Home

At the Edge of Everywhere

Worth the Early Start

North for the Morning

Stay Put for a While

Fire Up the Grill

Follow the Lagoon

Meet You at Ned’s

Between the Vines

Let the Barossa Come to You

Meet a Barossa Original

Have Breakfast With the Locals

Spend a Day With the Winemakers

Leave the Last Morning Open

Into the Atacama

Walk on the Moon

Float in the Desert

Spend a Day in the Altiplano

Give the Afternoon Back

Watch the Desert Wake

Look Up

Finish on a High

The Long Way Around

Start With the Stories

Ride With the Gauchos

Watch Patagonia Go By

Meet Grey Glacier

Spend a Day With Patagonia

Walk to the Torres

Take the Morning Slowly

The People Who Shape Your Stay

BEYOND THE LODGE

More Than a Place to Stay

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