There is no such thing as planning too far in advance when you are wondering where to travel in 2023. For a perfectly planned trip, we suggest 6 to 9 months in advance at least. To help you start planning, we’ve listed our top seven go-to destinations for next year. Our picks take you off the beaten path and to all corners of the world so you can explore more in 2023.
Ker & Downey introduces you to luxury Chile travel via spring-fed spas backed by blue water fjords, elegance-infused adventure on volcanic black sand beaches, and vineyards in the shadows of the Andes Mountains.
This Argentina & Chile Adventure takes the best of Patagonia and wraps it up in a perfectly packed two-week bow.
This Classic Chile Luxury Tour captures all of Chile’s best highlights. From Atacama in the north to Patagonia in the South — and the lakes and wineries in between — see South America in style with Ker & Downey.
Ker & Downey’s Patagonia Wildlife Safari takes the spirit of the luxury African safari and transfers it to the stunning realm of giants that is Patagonia. On this in-depth adventure through southern Chile and Argentina, you are invited to immerse yourself in the untamed and unforgettable wildlands and panoramas of this incredible region. Luxury Patagonia Wildlife Safari Suggested journey at a glance: 17 days/16 nights through Puerto Bories, Torres del Paine, El Calafate, Ushuaia, and Tierra del Fuego This suggested Patagonia wildlife safari is just one way to experience South America on your own customized Ker & Downey journey. Our […]
Luxury travel to Antarctica just got easier on Ker & Downey’s Fly-Cruise adventure. This journey was created for travelers in search of the beauty of southern Patagonia and an expedient way to cross off the Seventh Continent from their travel bucket list.
Baby, it’s cold outside… but that’s not stopping us from wanting to travel to some frozen locations inspired by Disney’s Frozen 2. Let Ker & Downey whisk you off to these magical, snow-dusted destinations with adventure and natural beauty aplenty.
Michelle Sole, a former guide for Marataba Safari Lodge, is spending the year traveling the world. Along the way, she’s sharing some of her experiences with us. Today we’re taking a look at the wildlife she found on Peninsula Valdes, Patagonia. To read about more of her travels, click here. As a child I watched a documentary of an orca propelling itself onto a beach in order to catch a seal pup. After this epic feat the orca then elegantly wriggled down the shingle beach and back into the sea with its prize. From that moment it has been a […]
Bekah McNeel scales the imposing frozen formations of Patagonia’s Los Glaciares National Park. As I stood on the deck of the catamaran gliding across the water in front of the Perito Moreno glacier, I put my camera down. I had already captured twenty of the most stunning snapshots my iPhone will ever hold. And we were only twenty minutes into the expedition. So I took a moment to be still in the presence of the towering wall of ice, which grew more imposing and grand as we sailed among the tiny icebergs recently calved from its terminus. In my awe […]
Down the chilean coast is an untouched habitat of verdant reserve – a place where the lush forests of south america meet the undulating rhythms of the south pacific off the coast of Patagonia. Lush meets the rough as ancient rainforests bursting with life converge upon the rocky Pacific cliffs of Patagonia. The famed expanse between Cape Horn and the Chilean capital of Santiago has long been an area marked by its contrasts in geography. This enigmatic locale, immortalized by Darwin’s writings, is possibly one of the world’s last examples of untouched wilderness. Four-wheel drive vehicles act as chauffeurs over […]
