USA and Canada

USA and Canada: A World of Iconic Skylines and Wild Frontiers

The USA and Canada span a world of contrasts. Vibrant cities brim with culture and creativity and the wild landscapes unfold across mountains, coastlines, forests, and vast national parks. From wine tasting in California to fjord cruising in British Columbia or tracing jazz roots through the streets of New Orleans, North America invites you to explore with intention.Explore luxury lodges in the Rockies, boutique vineyard stays, or quiet coastal retreats in Nova Scotia, your journey can be as immersive or off-the-grid as you choose. The destinations below are not exhaustive and we have access to hundreds of suppliers across the Americas. Simply get in touch and we can discuss your own dream itinerary.

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USA

Explore Amazing America

From glittering skylines and remote national parks, the USA offers a rich mosaic of experiences. Here are just a few regions where culture, nature, and creativity come together in unforgettable ways. Why not let us organise a fly-drive holiday where you can take in breathtaking scenery at your own pace?

New York
Where energy, art, and ambition collide.

Iconic landmarks, world-class dining, art, and theatre in a city that never stops reinventing itself. The big apple is filled with sights at every turn – and whether you have been once or ten times, there is always so much to see and do that it never gets old.

Top Attractions:
  • Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
  • Central Park and The High Line – Icons of the city
  • The Met, MoMA & Whitney Museums – Culture at its finest
  • Broadway Theatre District
  • Brooklyn Bridge – Walk across and take in the sweeping city views
  • Michelin-starred and world-famous street food
California Coast
Laid-back luxury and cinematic landscapes.

From the sun-soaked beaches of LA and the rugged Pacific Coast Highway to the towering redwoods of the north and the iconic skyline of San Francisco, California offers so much adventure and discovery. Explore vibrant cities, world-famous vineyards, national parks, and charming small towns — and create unforgettable experiences.

Top Attractions:
  • San Francisco – The Waterfront, Golden Gate Bridge and the infamous Alcatraz Island
  • Big Sur – The Pacific Coast Highway at its best
  • Santa Barbara – Stunning wine country escapes
  • Venice Beach, Santa Monica and Malibu – Iconic beach neighborhoods
  • Napa and Sonoma Valley – Foof and wine getaways
  • Griffith Observatory and Hollywood Hills
National Parks
Vast, wild, and deeply humbling

The US is home to some of the world’s most iconic national parks, where vast landscapes, dramatic mountains, and pristine wilderness await. From the geysers of Yellowstone to the canyons of the Grand Canyon, each park offers a unique encounter with nature, wildlife, and adventure. Whether you’re hiking, camping, stargazing or simply soaking in breathtaking vistas, these parks provide a perfect escape into America’s wild heart.

Top Attractions:
  • Yellowstone – Famous geysers and incredible wildlife
  • Yosemite – Granite cliffs, waterfalls, sequoias
  • Grand Canyon – Rim hikes and helicopter tours
  • Zion & Bryce Canyon – Unique red rock formations
  • Glacier National Park and Rocky Mountains
New England & East Coast
Charming towns and a sense of timeless elegance

New England and the East Coast offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural wonders. From quaint colonial towns and bustling cities to forests, sandy beaches, and scenic coastal drives, this region invites exploration at every turn. Whether you’re walking cobblestone streets, sampling local cuisine, or taking in the dramatic autumn colours, the East Coast blends tradition, adventure, and coastal beauty.

Top Attractions:
  • Boston’s Freedom Trail and Harvard Square – History comes alive on walking tours
  • Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard
  • Vermont & New Hampshire – Autumn foliage at its best
  • Maine seaboard – Light houses and coastal walks
  • Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island
Best Time to Visit 
  • Spring (Mar – May) A fantastic time to explore cities, coastlines, and national parks. Expect mild temperatures, blooming landscapes, and fewer crowds.

    Summer (Jun – Aug) Peak travel season across much of the country. Perfect for road trips, coastal escapes, and family holidays.

    Autumn (Sep – Nov) A favourite for cultural travellers and nature lovers. Enjoy vibrant foliage in New England and harvest season in California’s wine regions. National parks are quieter and beautifully lit.

    Winter (Dec – Feb) Best for skiing in the Rockies, festive city breaks, and sun-seeking escapes in the Southwest, Florida, and parts of California.

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Canada

Explore Captivating Canada

Canada is a land of breathtaking contrasts, where towering mountains meet sparkling lakes and vibrant cities sit alongside vast wilderness. From the rugged beauty of the Rockies and the wild coastlines of British Columbia to the cultural hubs of Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, every corner invites exploration. Adventure, natural wonders, and rich cultural experiences come together to create journeys that are as diverse and unforgettable as the country itself.

British Columbia
Where mountains, rainforest, and ocean converge

Vancouver’s creative scene meets wild Pacific shores, mountain trails, and forested islands like Vancouver Island and Haida Gwaii. From the soaring peaks of the Rockies and the rainforests of Vancouver Island to the lively streets of Victoria, BC offers endless opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and cultural discovery. Whether hiking, kayaking, or exploring local cuisine and arts, every visit immerses you in the province’s beauty and spirit.

Top Attractions:
  • Vancouver – Art galleries, markets, and waterfront trails
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge and Grouse Mountain
  • Victoria or Tofino – Whale watching
  • Haida Gwaii – Indigenous cultural experiences
  • Okanagan Valley – Hiking, biking, and wine tasting
Alberta and the Rockies
Epic landscapes and quiet luxury in the heart of the wilderness

Towering peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and vast alpine meadows set the scene for hiking, skiing, and wildlife spotting. From the iconic Banff and Jasper National Parks to charming mountain towns, every corner offers awe-inspiring vistas, outdoor thrills, and a chance to connect with nature at its most majestic.

Top Attractions:
  • Banff and Jasper National Parks – Famous for glaciers, lakes and unique wildlife
  • Lake Louise and Moraine Lake – Sparkling blue waters and iconic surroundings
  • Icefields Parkway road trip
  • Columbia Icefield Explorer and skywalk
  • Luxury mountain lodges – Breathtaking nature and spa retreats
  • Canmore – Winter skiing or summer hiking
Québec
Old-world charm and modern creativity

Québec is a province of culture, history, and charm. From the cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture of Old Québec to the scenic rivers, forests, and rolling countryside beyond, it’s a place where French heritage and Canadian landscapes meet. Whether exploring vibrant cities, sampling local cuisine, or enjoying seasonal festivals, Québec invites you to immerse yourself in its unique blend of tradition, beauty, and modern life.

Top Attractions:
  • Old Québec City – Fortified walls and cobbled streets
  • Château Frontenac and Place Royale – Fairy tale castle-like luxury hotel and 17th-century square
  • Montréal – Food, jazz and design hub with European charm
  • Notre-Dame Basilica and Jean-Talon Market
  • Eastern Townships – Wine and cider tasting
  • Seasonal festivals – Winter Carnival, Jazz Festival amongst others
Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada
Storybook coastlines and salt-air simplicity

A land of rugged coastlines, charming fishing villages, and rich maritime heritage. From the scenic Cabot Trail and the iconic lighthouse-strewn shores to vibrant cities like Halifax and picturesque small towns, this region offers natural beauty, culture, and adventure. Whether exploring lighthouses, tasting fresh seafood, or hiking along windswept cliffs, Atlantic Canada invites you to experience life at the edge of the sea.

Top Attractions:
  • Peggy’s Cove lighthouse and the South Shore
  • Cape Breton – Cabot Trail scenic drive
  • Whale watching and puffin spotting
  • Lunenburg and Annapolis Royal – Beautiful historic towns
  • Bay of Fundy’s dramatic tides
  • Seafood feasts, lobster shacks, and Celtic culture
Best Time to Visit 
  • Spring (Mar – May) A season of transition, with milder temperatures and nature beginning to bloom. Perfect for early city breaks in Vancouver or Montréal.

    Summer (Jun – Aug) Canada’s peak travel season. Expect warm, long days ideal for exploring national parks, coastal drives, and outdoor festivals.

    Autumn (Sep – Nov) A magical time to visit, especially for fall foliage in Québec, Ontario, and the Maritime provinces.

    Winter (Dec – Feb) Winter transforms Canada into a wonderland. Skiing and snowboarding are best in Alberta’s Rockies, Whistler, and Québec’s Laurentians. Also a great time for northern lights in the Yukon.