Boston & Cape Cod
Fly into Boston. The Freedom Trail, the Public Garden, and a drive out to the Cape.
New England fall color has a short window — about two weeks at peak, and it moves south as October progresses. We time this departure for that window, routing through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and the Green Mountains of Vermont when the color is at its most extraordinary. Covered bridges. White church steeples against the hills. Apple orchards and cider. The Connecticut River Valley. Six states in six days, done at a pace that lets you actually stop and look.
Tour Highlights
- White Mountains of New Hampshire at peak color
- Vermont's covered bridges and village greens
- The Green Mountains — Route 100 at fall foliage
- Maine coast — Portland and the lighthouses
- Boston Common and the Freedom Trail
- Coastal Connecticut and Rhode Island
What to Expect
Rhode Island & Connecticut
Newport's Cliff Walk and the gilded age mansions. The Connecticut River Valley.
Vermont — the Green Mountains
Route 100 through Vermont at peak color. Woodstock, Stowe, and the covered bridges.
New Hampshire & Maine
Crawford Notch in the White Mountains. Portland, Maine for lobster.
Return Home
Morning at leisure before flying home.
What's Included
Included
- Roundtrip airfare
- 5 nights hotel
- Professional tour director
- All transportation within New England
Not Included
- Meals (unless specified)
- Personal purchases
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you guarantee the fall color?
We time the departure for the expected peak based on historical patterns, but nature sets the schedule. In our experience, early October in Vermont and New Hampshire delivers extraordinary color almost every year.
How much driving is involved?
New England is best seen from the road. Expect comfortable motorcoach travel each day with multiple stops.