From Boston’s bars and boutiques, through the waterside attractions of Maine and New Hampshire, to the mountains of Vermont, this 15-day tour offers everything you'd want from a New England getaway: history, culture, spectacular scenery, farm-to-fork dining and, if you go at the right time, fabulous fall foliage.
Explore Boston’s rich history, boutique shopping and buzzing cultural scene from your elegant Back Bay base
Set on Maine’s southern coast, Kennebunk offers a quieter introduction to New England, with a working harbour, historic homes and a strong sense of continuity
Discover lakeside life in Meredith with family fun, festivals, fishing and scenic New Hampshire charm
Embrace Vermont’s mountain magic with hiking, biking and iconic autumn colours in Stowe’s spectacular wilderness
At the heart of Williamsburg, Colonial Williamsburg presents an extensive restoration of 18th century streets, with daily life interpreted in a measured, engaging way
After arriving at Boston International Airport a private transfer will take you to the Fairmont Copley Plaza for a three-night stay. Spend the following days exploring the historic landmarks that chart the city’s eventful past. Jump from history to modern times while shopping in artisanal markets or chic boutiques, take a seat in renowned theatres or drink in fashionable bars.
Collect your hire car in downtown Boston and drive up to Maine, arriving at the Kennebunkport Inn for a two-night stay. While away leisurely days whale watching, sailing, exploring blowing caves or savouring sophisticated dining.
Cross the state border into New Hampshire and arrive at Lake Winnipesaukee for a two-night stay at Church Landing at Mill Falls. With family attractions, historic sites and historical societies, fishing derbies, summer concerts, country fairs, nature tours and fun festivals, Meredith provides enjoyment for all interests and ages.
Head up to the Green Mountains of Vermont and check in to The Lodge at Spruce Peak for a two-night stay. The mountains are not just a skiing paradise, Stowe in the summer offers wonderful hiking, biking and picnicking, while in autumn the trees turn a dazzling array of reds, golds and purples, attracting 'leaf peepers' from all across the country.
Continue your journey and arrive at 506 on The River where you will stay for the next two nights. Boasting the only national park in Vermont, three covered bridges, fabulous restaurants, charming boutiques and shops, agricultural landscapes and numerous lodges, Woodstock has plenty to keep you entertained.
The historic Williamsburg Inn will be your base for the final three nights. Take in the rural beauty and be sure to absorb the area’s main cultural attractions, including Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Shakespeare and Company’s new international campus, and Edith Wharton’s restored mansion, The Mount. On day 15, drive back to Boston and drop your car at the airport before flying back to the UK.