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Holidays in the USA

With 50 states to choose from, it will be hard deciding which one to visit first. Each of them offering something different and unique, with their own individual charm and qualities that make them so very special.

The beautiful climate, the amazing theme parks and pristine sandy beaches bring people to Florida, whilst California and Nevada offer an all year round climate, vibrant and exciting cities and wonderful national parks.

New England has beautiful countryside, graceful colonial towns and wonderful seafood whilst the southern states have a unique charm, a rich music tradition and hot cajun cuisine.

Not forgetting Alaska with its pristine waterways, towering snow-capped peaks,glaciers and enormous grizzly bears!, as you can see America has it all!

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New York
The Big Apple is where most first-time visitors to the USA turn up. This great city has so much to offer from historical monuments, like the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge to fantastic shopping, entertainment and nightlife.

New Orleans
A city with a distinct French flavour and the sound of jazz on every street corner, New Orleans is a unique city and often tops the poll of favourite US cities. Even its cuisine has a distinctive flavour, with aromas that will get the juicesflowing.

Memphis & Nashville
Music lovers should make sure to visit both Memphis and Nashville - one home to the blues, the other to country and western music. Visit Gracelands the home of Elvis and take in a show at the Grand Old Oprey.

Las Vegas & Grand Canyon
Las Vegas is the most populous city in Nevada and internationally famous for gambling, shopping and fine dining. It also bills itself as the Entertainment Capital of the world and you can enjoy major shows and concerts as well as numerous outdoor lighting displays. The Grand Canyon is a steep sided canyon carved by the Colorado River, the course of which was established 17 million years ago. The canyon is 277 miles long, 18 miles wide and is over a mile deep. Visit it in a helicopter, on an airplane or climb it. A site not to be missed!

Washington D.C.
Home to the seat of power Washington isn't just the White House and Lincoln Memorial. Experience the International Spy Museum, take in the parks like Rooks Creek and experience fine restaurants, entertainment and nightlife.

Mount Rushmore
Carved out of the granite rock by Gutzon Borglum, the Mount Rushmore Memorial is near Keystone, South Dakota and pays tribute to presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln. It stands 5,725 ft high and covers an area in excess of 1250 acres.

Theme Parks
The USA is home to the world's most famous theme parks - Disneyland (Anaheim), Universal Studios (Hollywood), Disneyworld / Epcot / MGM / Universal (Orlando) and Bush Gardens (Tampa & Williamsburg). Which will you choose?

Fly-drives
Probably the very best way to see the USA is on a fly-drive holiday, leaving you to go wherever the road takes you. Alternatively choose an accommodation pre-booked fly-drive that gives you a planned route to ensure you see the best of every State you pass through.