10 nights from £1,749 per person Including Flights
Overview
You will see all the highlights of New England on this self-drive itinerary for 10 nights. Enjoy the coastline of Maine and Cape Cod, feast on lobster and maybe go whale-watching. Head for the rolling hills of picture-perfect Vermont. Enjoy spectacular views from the summit of Mount Washington. You can make this holiday as relaxing or as active as you want – either simply admiring the stunning views, or hiking and biking through the lovely countryside. (TRV/ TM)
Highlights
Sample the local lobster in coastal Maine, and perhaps take a trip on a lobster boat
Drive to the top of the highest peak in North East USA – Mount Washington
Explore rural Vermont, and enjoy the charming towns and picturesque countryside
Spend time on the beautiful beaches of Cape Cod, visit the chic retreat of Martha’s Vineyard.
Itinerary Overview
Fly into Boston 1 night – Mid Coast Maine 2 nights – White Mountains 2 nights – Vermont 2 nights – The Berkshires 1 night – Cape Cod 2 nights – Fly home
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Fly into Boston. For this itinerary, we have suggested you head straight into the heart of rural New England, but you may want a couple of nights in Boston to have chance to experience this great city with a fascinating history and charming neighbourhoods.
Overnight: Staypinapple, South End Boston or similar
Day 2
Boston - Mid-coast Maine (110 miles)
Travel north up the coast into the New England state of Maine. There are several lovely resorts and towns to stay Mid Coast Maine, you can either stay in quaint Kennebunkport, where you’ll find the quirky Seashore Trolley Museum with its huge collection of streetcars, plus historic churches and lighthouses. Or head for Portland, where you will find working fishing wharves and converted warehouses with restaurants and shops, and in the West End district Victorian-era homes including the Victoria Mansion museum.
Overnight: Best Western Merry Manor Inn or similar
Day 3
Mid Coast Maine
Enjoy a day in this lovely coastal region. Stroll the beautiful beaches, taking in the stunning seascapes. Perhaps take a lobster boat tour, to learn all about this industry and of course taste the wonderful produce. You’ll be spoilt for choice with seafood restaurants, plus many other cafes and restaurants offering “Farm to Fork” food in this richly rural region.
Overnight: Best Western Merry Manor Inn or similar
Day 4
Mid Coast Maine - White Mountains (65 miles)
For this itinerary, we’ve planned for you to head inland and leave the coast behind. But if you have more time, you might like to journey further north along the coast into the Acadia National Park, and the lovely coastal town of Acadia. Just ask if you would like more details.
Leave Maine for the state of New Hampshire, driving through fields into forests and up into the White Mountains, which cover about a quarter of the State. Admire the towering peaks and spectacular waterfalls. You’ll be spending two nights in this region, so keep your camera handy to take some memorable shots.
Overnight: Merill Farm Resort or similar
Day 5
White Mountains
Our suggestion for today is to drive up to the summit of Mount Washington – the highest peak in the North East at over 6,000 feet. The road to the top is usually open mid-May to Mid-October . There you will find a weather station and Extreme Mount Washington museum, housed inside the Mount Washington State Park Sherman Adams Visitor Center. Or you could take the Cog Railway to the top – a guided three hour adventure.
Time to head into perhaps the most well-known state of New England – Vermont. Famous for the colourful autumn foliage, this region is charming and picturesque at any time of year. Drive to the gorgeous town of Stowe in the very heart of Vermont. There are several accommodation options but we love the Trapp Family Lodge for the characterful comfort and the wide range of activities available. And of course, it is run by the real-life Von Trapp family, whos escape from Austria was immortalised in the film The Sound of Music.
Overnight: Best Western Plus Waterbury Stowe or similar
Day 7
Vermont
A day to explore the characterful shops and cafes of Stowe, or hire a bike and cycle the lovely Stowe Recreation Path. Or take a trip to tour the Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream factory nearby. There are masses of hiking trails in the area, so you can really experience rural New England at close quarters – beautiful forests, rolling hills and pretty villages with quaint churches.
Overnight: Best Western Plus Waterbury Stowe or similar
Day 8
Vermont - The Berkshires (195 miles)
This morning head south out of Vermont and into The Berkshires - a rural region in the mountains of western Massachusetts dotted with pretty villages and towns. This area is well known for outdoor activities and farm-to-table food scene. A lovely place to stay over for a night or two to break the journey time to Cape Cod.
Overnight: The Yankee, Trademark Collection by Wyndham or similar
Day 9
Cape Cod
Now you’re on the final leg of your New England tour, driving to the peninsula of Cape Cod. The area is rightly popular in the summer, but out of season in the spring and autumn it is more peaceful and you have more space explore the white sand beaches and lovely resorts.
Overnight: Holiday Inn Cape Cod - Hyannis or similar
Day 10
Cape Cod
Either enjoy the beautiful white sand beaches on your doorstep or take a day drip to the island of Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket. You could take a whale watching cruise or visit colourful, artistic Provincetown. There’s masses to do around here, so if you have a few more days to spare, then perhaps extend your holiday.
Overnight: Holiday Inn Cape Cod - Hyannis or similar
Day 11
Cape Cod to Boston Airport (70 miles)
After a relaxed start drive to Boston for your flight home.
Located in the heart of historic Back Bay, The Hilton Boston Park Plaza Hotel is one of Boston’s most recognized and renowned landmarks. The hotel is a member of Historic Hotels of America and opened March 10, 1927 as part of the E.M. Statler Empire. In a great location, by the Public Garden & Theatre District.
This charming hotel is situated on the south coast of Maine. Perfectly located by Dock Square, in the heart of this seaside village, it is just steps away from historic sights, galleries, and speciality shops.
Situated adjacent to the Settlers Green Outlets in the Mountain Washington Valley, providing easy access to both summer and winter adventures as well as outstanding shopping.
Ideally located just on the outskirts of Stowe Village, Golden Eagle Resort is in walking distance to shops, restaurants and the Stowe Recreation Path. With a choice of bedrooms and suites, indoor & outdoor pools and lots of activities around the hotel, this is an excellent choice for both couples & families
The Red Lion Inn, located in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, is a historic and iconic hotel that has been welcoming guests since 1773. It is nestled in the charming Berkshires region, offering a picturesque and quintessential New England experience. The inn features colonial-style architecture, antique furnishings, and a warm, welcoming ambiance.
Dan'l Webster Inn
Cape Cod
The Dan'l Webster Inn, established in 1692, is one of the oldest continuously operating inns in the US. Located in Sandwich, Massachusetts, it offers classic New England hospitality with modern amenities. The inn features traditional decor, a renowned restaurant emphasizing regional and seasonal ingredients, and a tranquil setting in the scenic Cape Cod region.
The Lenox Hotel in Boston is a historic luxury hotel located in the vibrant Back Bay neighbourhood. Since 1900, it has been a symbol of elegance and sophistication in the city. The hotel offers beautifully appointed rooms and suites and fine dining option. Its central location provides easy access to Boston's attractions, shopping, and dining destinations, making it a favourite among travellers seeking a memorable stay in the heart of the city.
The Lodge on the Cove
Kennebunkport
The Lodge on the Cove in Kennebunkport, Maine, is a charming and contemporary boutique hotel. With its coastal location and modern amenities, The Lodge on the Cove offers a unique and welcoming family-friendly retreat in the picturesque town of Kennebunkport. Guests can enjoy amenities like an outdoor pool, complimentary bikes, and access to Goose Rocks Beach.
Tucked within the White Mountains on a gorgeous 254-acre estate, this spa resort is only minutes from historic North Conway Village and all the attractions it has to offer whilst offering plenty on onsite facilities to keep you occupied.
Situated on 2,500 acres in beautiful Stowe, Vermont, the Trapp Family Lodge is a unique luxury mountain resort featuring Austrian-inspired architecture and European-style rooms.
Popular with families, this is a comfortable, traditional hotel with a great choice of amenities, facilities and activities. There is a great indoor wave pool, heated outdoor pool, spa & fitness room, two restaurants and an outdoor courtyard and gardens where you can enjoy movies in the evening.
Located in historic Back Bay a symbol of Boston’s rich history and elegance recently renovated and restored to shine more brightly than ever before. Rich with heritage, The Fairmont Copley Plaza epitomizes the culture and traditions of Boston.
The Portland Harbor Hotel is a charming accommodation located in Portland Downtown Old Port. Embracing a coastal theme, each room features sleek wood floors and cozy decor, providing a luxuriously quaint, nautical atmosphere. With its prime location in the heart of Portland, the hotel offers a convenient and delightful base for exploring the city and enjoying its maritime charm.
A grand, historic resort in Bretton Woods, renowned for its luxurious décor, fine dining and live music, the Omni Mount Washington Resort offers a relaxing and indulgent stay.
The Lodge at Spruce Peak (formerly Stowe Mountain Lodge) is located at the base of Mount Mansfield within Stowe Mountain Resort, this fabulous lodge is perfectly placed for myriad activities throughout the year, and a wonderful choice for all ages.
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