Go way outside the box and spoil your loved ones with the gift of epic, experiential travel. Whether there’s outdoor adventure or a quiet hideaway on their list, our picks will wow them. There’s something for everyone in every corner of the big, beautiful world, only from Ker & Downey. Teeing off from a sheer cliff face 1,400 feet above a green shaped like Africa… It’s the stuff a golfer’s dreams are made of, and it’s only found at The Legend Golf & Safari Resort in South Africa’s Limpopo. This spectacle of glitter, color, feathers, and lots of skin is […]

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It’s got mountains, beaches, fjords, and heart-pounding adrenaline junkie citizens; with a mixed bag like New Zealand, there’s something for everyone. Pack, plan, and go with us for one heck of an adventure. Grasmere Lodge, The Southern Alps Amidst rolling pastures, backed by towering ranges and punctuated by stands of beech and evergreen you will find the historic Grasmere Lodge. Built in 1853, the original homestead still stands at the heart of this impressive lodge, a hub of activity and effortless relaxation in New Zealand’s quiet countryside. Travel off-road to remote vantages at the station, points varied in elevation but consistently striking […]

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From the snow-capped Southern Alps to the undulating farmlands, New Zealand is an exhibition of natural wonder and adventure that will capture your imagination. It’s no wonder that the Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed in this diverse, magical country. Embark on Ker & Downey’s latest experiential travel offering: the Wonders of New Zealand. This 11-night itinerary showcases the best of the two-island nation, with unforgettable treks, breathtaking scenery and exclusive accommodations included. Treetops Lodge & Estate – Rotorua, North Island Nestled on 2,500 acres of native old-growth forest, the picturesque Treetops Lodge and Estate invites you to relax […]

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New Zealand is an island country in the Southwest Pacific comprising two main land-masses commonly referred to as the North Island and South Island as well as several smaller islands (the most notable of which is the Chatham islands, a set of remote islands 500 miles to the southeast of the rest of New Zealand). The country is most notable for its geographic isolation, it is situated more than 1250 miles southeast of Australia on the other side of the Tasman Sea. During its history of isolation, they island of New Zealand developed a distinct fauna most distinguished by the […]

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