Holiday ideas to the USA
Introduction
Our sample itineraries are designed to just give a flavour of what you could experience – contact us for expert advice and first-hand experience or browse below.
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List of itineraries
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Book by: 30 September 2017
One of the most impressive self-drives in the USA, the Pacific Coast Highway takes in San Francisco, Los Angeles and everything in between. Incredible mountain and ocean scenery vies for your attention with world-class vineyards, towns and beaches.
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Book by: 30 September 2017
The birthplace of America, New England is brimming with history, culture, stunning natural beauty and delicious food showcased in vibrant cities and pretty rural idylls. From its largest city, Boston, explore the region's coastline and national parks – all less than seven hours' flight from the UK.
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With a stay in historic Boston as its prologue, this self-drive winds south, via the Pilgrim settlement of Plymouth, to Cape Cod's dune-fringed idyll. Then, after day trips to Provincetown and the cobblestones of Nantucket, you'll end amid Martha's Vineyard's golden sands and gingerbread houses.
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Book by: 30 September 2017
There's no better way to explore the USA than by car. The driving is easy with inexpensive fuel and excellent roads that link vibrant cities with wide-open spaces, spectacular countryside and breathtaking coastlines.
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Book by: 26 September 2017
Discover a rich and innovative culture, history and heritage on this 15-day self-drive tour of the Deep South states of Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
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This nine-day self-drive begins with three days in lively New Orleans - the birthplace of jazz - before heading west along the Great River Road to Baton Rouge, Natchez and Cajun Country where you'll find grand plantation houses and delicious Southern food.