The “Athens of America” is yours to discover. Explore the Freedom Trail, ride the Swanboats in the Public Gardens,shop at Quincy Market, take a dinner cruise on Boston Harbor. Take the “T”to Cambridge, or a whale watch cruise. Museums, shops, art galleries and the friendly people complete your visit. Visit our Welcome Meeting for sightseeing & attractions at special rates.
2 nights Boston. Stay: Midtown Hotel

Travel along the North Shore of Massachusetts,through coastal New Hampshire and into Maine. Visit the summer communities of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport, seasonal home to former US President George Bush. Continue along the coast to arrive early evening in Portland, a historic city, known for its restored Old Port Exchange on the waterfront. Plentiful restaurants feature the local specialty — lobster!
1 night Mid Coast Maine
Stay:Nonantum Resort

Journey through the Maine Lakes Region on your way to the White Mountains. Drive to North Conway, a shoppers’ paradise with countless factory outlet stores offering top quality at rock bottom prices. Also in North Conway: the Conway Scenic Railroad; Storyland children’s theme
park and Heritage New Hampshire museum. The nearby Mt. Washington
Toll Road takes you to the summit of one of the east’s highest mountains. If you’re travelling onto Lincoln, journey along the picturesque Kancamagus Highway, an old Indian trail following the Swift River through the mountains.
1 night White Mountains. Stay:Town and Country Inn

Today, traverse the White and Green Mountain ranges that divide the New England states of New Hampshire and Vermont. The mountains are home to bears, moose, wild turkey, and deer. The route takes you through some of New England's most beautiful scenery. Drive by Lyndonville and see Willey's General Store in Greensboro before continuing through Craftsbury, a Grandma Moses kind of village, to Stowe. See picture-perfect villages and some of Vermont's famous covered bridges.

Stay:Golden Eagle Resort

In 1614, the first Europeans entered the Connecticut River estuary and by the 1630s, fur trading posts extended into Massachusetts. In the following century, English colonists moved farther and farther up river into Vermont and New Hampshire. Today, step into Old Sturbridge Village and find yourself transported back in time. In historic households and shops, at water-powered mills and on working farms, explore the everyday tasks and seasonal celebrations of early 19th-century New England. Overnight in Mystic.

Stay:Comfort Inn Mystic

The choice is yours: spend time exploring Old Sturbridge Village, a living museum depicting life in the 19th century, then travel directly to Cape Cod; or head into America’s smallest state, Rhode Island, and visit Newport, the summer resort of America’s first millionaires. Tour the
Ten Mile Drive, with its extravagant summer mansions. Explore Newport’s restored waterfront, which is home to many shops and restaurants. Then it’s off to Cape Cod, with its white sandy
beaches, historic villages, great shopping and excellent seafood.
1 night Cape Cod. Stay:Heritage House

En route to Logan Airport, visit Sandwich, the Cape’s oldest town. Head for Plymouth, where the Pilgrims landed in 1620 and spend some time exploring Plimoth Plantation, a living museum depicting Pilgrim life in 1627. Travel to Boston to drop your car and catch your flight home.