American Driving Vacations

It’s small and compact – no bigger than the state of Georgia. And you could almost visit all six states on a great Sunday drive. Yet, New Englanders have been packing an incredible amount of authentic heritage and culture into their picture perfect villages for nearly 400 years. Pretty classic New England towns filled with intriguing museums and attractions, quaint restaurants, and timeless antiques punctuate a landscape of meandering scenic byways, hardwood forests and clear, sparkling streams. By contrast, Boston and Providence are sophisticated seats of culture, and the region is home to America’s most prestigious universities. Mount Washington and Mount Mansfield, the highest peaks in the northeast, loom majestically over quaint landscapes with church spires and red covered bridges. We’ve worked hard to enable you to experience the true essence of New England, which banded together as a tightly knit and fiercely independent region in 1649.

Your tour starts in Boston, the birthplace of American Independence and a quintessential historic city with narrow streets and winding lanes. The driving route we’ve planned is classically New England, without too many one night stops. You’ll have time to savor the beautiful Maine coast, the elegant “summer cottages” of the rich and famous in Rhode Island, and the world-famous beaches and towns of Cape Cod. You’ll soon discover the dramatic contrast between the coastline and the stunning White and Green Mountains. If you don’t have time to travel in fall when the foliage is ablaze, this tour is very much for all seasons. The coastlines of New England are great places in summer. Spring spouts a bevy of blooming flowers and budding trees. In winter, many areas take on a new appearance, blanketed with winter-wonderland snow. Enjoy it all, whenever you travel.

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