Holidays to USA

The USA is home to some of the world’s most famous cities, coastlines, deserts and mountains. Romantic city-breaks are popular, or you might prefer an american tour to give you a taste of what this vast country has to offer.

The east coast of America offers an amazing mix of bustling modern city life and spectacular scenery, while the West coast presents an incredible blend of contrasting sights and scenery, from the grandeur of the Golden Gate Bridge and the dry and barren Death Valley to the bright lights of Las Vegas and the European charm of San Francisco.

The USA is also a great place to kick back and enjoy a relaxing beach honeymoon, especially in Florida, Southern California or the tropical islands of Hawaii

Atlanta

Atlanta is the capital and the most populous city of the state of Georgia. In the year 1996 it won the right to host the 1996 Olympics, which has led to much recognition for the city. It has gone from strength to strength since. The city is easily reachable from airports worldwide; indeed the Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is the busiest in the world. This city has some very unique amenities which are very popular, one such example being the museum of puppetry, the biggest in the world, and a great day ut for the whole family. Atlanta also has the oldest continually running ballet in the country. After you visit the area you will agree that there is something very special in Atlanta. The great people, and the sheer amount of museums, theatres, nightlife and restaurants for you to enjoy during your stay and more than enough shops to spend your money in while you are there make it a great place to visit.

Bermuda

With perfect weather and a host of exciting island activities, visitors to Bermuda will revel in twenty-one square miles of paradise. Whether you seek adventure by land or by sea, you’ll find it here… From scuba diving, fishing and snorkelling, to golf, spas, horseback riding and lazing on the pink beaches… all this awaits! The island offers an abundance of attractions, including museums, gardens, forts, and a zoo, as well as underwater attractions too. The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute will introduce visitors to the colourful maritime history of the region, and the many storied wrecks and relics resting on the bottom. Getting about couldn’t be easier either. The island doesn’t allow rental cars, but you can travel by bus, taxi, ferry, bicycle, or by horse and carriage. The most popular form of transportation in Bermuda is the motor scooter. With over 150 restaurants to choose from, the question isn’t where to eat, but what to eat instead. From chic international cuisine at posh dining rooms to conch stew at a roadside cafe, there’s a taste to please every palate. You’ll find Italian, Indian, Greek, Chinese, English, French, and Mexican restaurants throughout the Island. Wahoo steak, mussel pie, Hoppin’ John (black-eyed peas and rice), cassava pie, codfish and potatoes for Sunday brunch, and guinea-chick (spiny lobster) are just a few of the truly Bermudian delights that await you.

Boston

Unique in its blend of old and new, Boston has a European feel uncommon to most American cities while, at the same time, offering an insight into American’s historical past.A big city that remains manageable for visitors, Boston is brimming with history, countless museums and galleries. Take in the much-loved American sport of Baseball at a Boston Red Sox game, cruise the Charles River or visit the University town of Cambridge and wander through the beautiful surroundings of Harvard. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Chicago

Nearly three million hardy souls reside in Chicago dubbed ‘The Windy City’. Created by Irish, Italian, German, Polish, Mexican and Asian immigrants and the folks that migrated from the southern US, this diverse mix has fashioned a city with an unrivalled tradition of jazz and blues, an astonishing architecture, an appetite for hearty food, award-winning newspapers, universities full of Nobel laureates and some of the most die-hard sports fans you’ll ever meet. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Clearwater

Florida’s Beach is where you wanna be! Close to everything, yet miles away. A beautiful peninsula located on Florida’s West coast, the area is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west and by Tampa Bay to the east. Home to the #1 Rated Continental Beach in the U.S.: Fort De Soto Park! We offer 35 miles of white-sand beaches on some 20 barrier islands. We’re within minutes of many popular Florida attractions. Just 30 minutes to Busch Gardens in Tampa and 90 minutes to Walt Disney World Resort, Sea World and Universal Studios Escape in Orlando. Come personally experience our warm Gulf sunsets, our unique cultural heritage, our vast sporting and recreational activities, fresh seafood and great shopping. We’re everything you want from your vacation, all right here! CLEARWATER started as a Seminole War fort Fort Harrison, located on the bluffs south of downtown, but gradually developed into the agricultural port of the region by the 1850′s. The arrival of Peter Demens Railroad in the Gilded Age and the establishment of a county seat assured Clearwater’s place as the second largest town in crowded Pinellas County.

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale is situated on the southeast coast of Florida, centrally located between Miami and Palm Beach. Encompassing more than 33 square miles with a population of nearly 190,000, Fort Lauderdale is the largest of Broward County’s 30 municipalities and the seventh largest city in Florida. Embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, New River and a myriad of scenic inland waterways, Fort Lauderdale truly lives up to its designation as the “Venice of America.” Fort Lauderdale offers the tourist a vast array of activities, and the city is known for its outstanding quality of life. This is highlighted by a semi-tropical climate, rich natural beauty and array of cultural, entertainment and educational amenities. Blessed with over 3,000 hours of sunshine each year and pleasant year-round ocean breezes, world-famous Fort Lauderdale Beach offers premier opportunities for recreation, relaxation and enjoyment. The picturesque Riverwalk serves as the cornerstone of the City’s arts, science, cultural and historic district which features the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Museum of Discovery and Science, Museum of Art and Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum. Las Olas Boulevard has gained international acclaim as Fort Lauderdale’s centerpiece of fashion, fine dining and entertainment.

Grand Canyon

One of the most inspiring sights in the world this awesome wonder has to be seen to be believed. best visited with an overnight in one of the lodges right in the park to take advantage of the sunrise and sunset photo opportunities.

Honolulu

Honolulu is the capital as well as the most populous community of the State of Hawaii. The city is on Oahu, the third largest of the Hawaiian Islands, and it is one of the premier destinations for vacationers in Hawaii. Known for a wealth of resort accommodations, Honolulu offers a variety of activities to keep visitors occupied, from scuba diving to deep sea fishing to swimming with dolphins. Waikiki Beach has a reputation as one of the best beaches in the world and features lifeguards for families and individuals frequenting the sandy shores. Aside from golf and beach related attractions, Honolulu also features the Waikiki Aquarium, the Honolulu Zoo and the many areas of the Honolulu Botanical Gardens, ensuring a full itinerary for guests. Visitors looking for unspoiled Hawaiian flora and fauna can find it just south of Honolulu at the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, a park dedicated to preserving the local marine life. Honolulu really is a slice of paradise, something that has to be seen to be believed.

Kauai

A tiny island with a variety of awe-inspiring landscapes, those who visit Kauai should take a helicopter flight through the countryside – the location of such blockbuster movies as Jurassic Park and South Pacific. The extinct volcano Mount Waialeale is home to unique plants and animals while the Na Pali Coast will literally take your breath away. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Las Vegas

Las Vegas demands your full attention, glitzy and over-the-top, crowds of people in polyester pantsuits, big hair and gold chains, stare transfixed by the mryiad of neon. Famed for its Casinos, visit the legendary Caesars Palace, Excalibur and Luxor for a night of Black Jack and Roulette. If you tire of pulling the handle on that one-armed bandit the surrounding area has some of the region’s most beautiful scenery. Size matters in Las Vegas. A staggering 30 million people visit each year and it boasts nineteen of the world’s twenty largest hotels, each a self-contained fantasyland with showrooms, swimming pools, luxurious guest quarters, restaurants and high-tech rides and attractions. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a city of multiple personalities and trying to take the pulse of this bustling metropolis is not easy. Amidst the teeming theme parks, studio tours and Rodeo Drive shops is the other Los Angeles, a city more cultured, less commercial and light years more fun than most tourists ever imagine. LA covers several hundred square miles so please ask our reservations staff for guidance on which area of the city will suit your requirements. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Maui

The second largest island in the Hawaiian chain, this beautiful isle is ideal for those seeking an active holiday; whale watching, windsurfing, diving, sailing, snorkelling and cycling are possible activities. The waterfalls and ravines on the road to Hana are also worth a visit. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Memphis

There’s just something real about Memphis. From the holy grails of music landmarks to the restaurants, from the basketball court to the acclaimed zoo, from the elegant hotels to the mystical nightclubs on legendary Beale Street, there’s an irresistible soul that’s drawn people here for more than a century. Memphis, Tennessee is recognized as the home of Elvis Presley and as the birthplace of the blues. Did you know that Elvis’s home, Graceland, is the second most visited house in the country – behind the White House in Washington, D.C.? But Graceland is only one of the many exciting sites and attractions that you will want to see during your visit to Memphis. The famous Memphis in May Festival attracts people from around the world to compete in the International BBQ cooking contest. This festival draws thousands to the banks of the Mississippi for live concerts and the Sunset Symphony. We’re also home of the Peabody – queen of Southern hotels, Mud Island – the final resting place of the Memphis Belle and the National Civil Rights Museum, which is the only one of its kind in the world. All of these attractions, the friendliest people in the world, a great climate, great nightlife; why go anywhere else?

Miami

The vibrant and stunning city of Miami is considered to be the most exciting in the States. It’s Spanish flavour, beautiful climate and landscape will have you running back for more. We particularly like the art deco area and trendy south beach. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Montana

Montana is a state in the Pacific Northwest and Great Plains regions of the United States of America. The central and western thirds of the state have numerous mountain ranges (approximately 77 named) of the northern Rocky Mountains; thus the state’s name, derived from the Spanish word montaña (“mountain”). The state nickname is the ” Treasure State.” Tourism is important to the economy, and with the amount of amenities on offer, it is easy to see why. Millions of visitors a year pay a visit to Glacier National Park, the Battle of Little Bighorn site, and three of the five entrances to Yellowstone National Park. Montana also has numerous stops along the Lewis & Clark Trail, wilderness areas, historic towns, and much more to offer the visitor to “Big Sky Country.”

Napa Valley

You could mistake this thirty-mile stretch of gentle countryside for the French countryside, with its lush hillsides peppered with wildflowers. Napa Valley has over three hundred wineries so tickle those tastebuds and perhaps buy some bottles to take home. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Naples

Naples is nestled on the sun-drenched beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Naples Florida is known for world-class shopping, dining and its challenging golf courses. Naples is on the tip of the Everglades so its only steps away from the untamed tropical wilderness. Environmentally sensitive, the area is alive with tropical gardens and wildlife preserves. Naples is world renowned for its village-like atmosphere, tropical weather and laid-back lifestyle.

Nashville

Nashville is the capital and the second most populous city of the U.S. state of Tennessee, after Memphis. It is located on the Cumberland River in Davidson County, in the north-central part of the state. Nashville is known as “Music City” and has a massive affiliation with all genres, but in particular country music. There’s just so much to see in this thriving southern city, it’s hard to fit everything into a single visit. The country music hall of fame and museum is a popular attraction; a treasure trove of historic country video clips and recorded music, dynamic exhibits and state-of-the-art design, with a regular menu of live performances and public programs. Another famous attraction is the “Grand Ole Opry House.” The Grand Ole Opry is a milestone venue for any country music artist who hopes to someday make it big. Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Tex Ritter and Minnie Pearl all performed here making it as much an entertainment venue as a historical artifact. Today, the Opry is still a launching point for careers, much as the Apollo Theater is for rhythm & blues performers. Friendly people and great cuisine make Nashville a great place to stay.

New England

Most famous for its Autumn colouring offering vast sways of burnt orange, flame red and bright yellow, this area is also delightful in the summer months. Small town America will charm you with its white plank churches and rose covered, porch fronted houses, misty lakes and leafy lanes this quiet state refreshes its visitors with a effortless and clean outdoor lifestyle. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

New Orleans

City of Jazz, Creole cuisine, riverboats and carnivals, New Orleans is wrapped in an atmosphere of vitality and excitement. Music surrounds you, at lunch, dinner; in doorways and park… even Louis Armstrong and Harry Connick Jr are part of the city’s rich musical heritage. For party lovers Mardi Gras is the time to visit. The biggest party of the year takes place during the three weeks leading up to Ash Wednesday. A rainbow of colourful parades, masquerade balls and street parties make the festival one of the loudest and liveliest celebrations in the world. There is a rich cultural side to New Orleans; it is home to the US’s first opera house and there is opera, ballet and symphony season, regular Broadway shows and plenty of live theatre to enjoy. Visit the homes and haunts of famous writers including William Faulkner and Sherwood Anderson, or go crawfish harvesting with the locals. For local goods and authentic cuisine, the Warehouse District has been redeveloped and offers a host of galleries, restaurants, and craft shops. Or simply stroll down the beautiful New Orleans streets, painted in salmon pinks and pale greens, with wrought iron balconies offering relaxing refuge from the heat. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

New York

Around the clock, New York amazes its visitors. For cutting edge art galleries SoHo and Chelsea are a must, Museum Mile with the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim, The Frick, the Metropolitan Museum of Art… endless pleasure on the senses. For café culture Greenwich Village hits the spot and for something different, visit East Village, which retains a Bohemian feel reflected in its quirky shops. Gasp at the beauty and architectural feat of the Empire State Building and Grand Central Station and don’t leave New York without a legendary Sunday brunch. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Newark

Newark, nicknamed The Brick City, is the largest city in New Jersey, United States. Newark is New Jersey’s largest urban center and America’s third oldest major city, having been founded in 1666. After decades of decline and disinvestment, Newark today is attracting national attention for its ongoing rebirth and renewal, and is definitely a city worth a visit. It is easy to get to as it has one of the busiest airports in the US, Newark international, and with its proximity to New York, aswell as its own attractions such as the Newark Museum and the New Jersey Performing Arts Centre.

Orlando

Home of Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Sea World and a host of other theme parks, indulge the child in you. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Palm Springs

Lush farmland, manicured golf courses, clean dry air and sunshine make Palm Springs a paradise oasis in a desert setting. Perfect for lazy days by the pool, Palm Springs also offers much for the active holidaymaker. Hike or ride in the Indian Canyons where waterfalls, rocky gorges and palm trees lie side by side. For the ultimate view, take a cable car 8,000 feet up the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway – the reward at the top, a bar and restaurant at the Mountain Station. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Philadelphia

Despite its sizable scale, Philadelphia retains a certain quaintness with shady streets of red-brick colonial houses and the lovely Fairmount Park for those wanting to escape the energy of downtown Philly. Obvious tourist hot spots are Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, The Philadelphia Museum of Art boasting a large collection of works by Duchamp. Philly’s Italian roots are evident at the Ninth Street Market, where you can wander the aisles of bread, seafood, olive oils and clothes, entertained all the while by the buzz of Italian conversation. Music lovers won’t leave without a visit to the world famous Philadelphia Orchestra. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

San Diego

As the rest of the country starts to cool down, you can still warm your shoulders on 70 miles of beach. Fun, sun and family activities are endless in San Diego, With 92 courses that will keep you sweating, and a nice ocean breeze to cool you off, it’s no wonder San Diego is the sweet spot for golf. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

San Francisco

A picturesque city of narrow streets, renowned for its hills, architecture and exciting harbour area, San Francisco is a stunning place to visit. Largely due to the historic gold rush, the city now enjoys a blend of cultures, adding to its intrigue. Its’ China Town in particular is the biggest Asian enclave outside Asia. The building of the majestic Golden Gate Bridge is a symbol of the city’s resilience and determination after the great earthquake of 1906 and is a very popular attraction. And how SF has bloomed! There is so much to offer the visitor, from a tour of Alcatraz – the infamous island prison, dinner at Fisherman’s Wharf by Pier 39, a drive over the bridge to the beautiful Golden Gate Park, to a lethargic afternoon spent strolling through the Museum of Modern Art. You can even drive down Lombard Street – setting of the famous Steve McQueen car chase in the classic ‘Bullit’. San Francisco is also famous for its trams. During the day you’ll find seafood stalls selling fresh local produce and entertainers lining the streets. And the evenings are no let down…after stepping of a cruise of the bay and served some American style cocktails, its hard to resist the jazz bars, restaurants and friendly atmosphere of the piers. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Santa Monica

It’s easy to see why Santa Monica is considered the first choice for a Southern California beach vacation. This seaside city blends the charm and appeal of a coastal getaway with an unforgettable beach and the sophistication of an urban center—a magnetic combination. The city’s world-famous beach and bike trail offer a vast assortment of outdoor recreation and activities. Santa Monica is the perfect base for vacationers and business travelers seeking easy access to metropolitan Los Angeles and the rest of this destination-rich region. Located only eight miles north of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), the city is a short drive from downtown Los Angeles and less than an hour from virtually every major visitor destination in Southern California. After a day of sightseeing, Santa Monica is a tranquil, easygoing haven where you can get to everything good in the city without even getting back in the car. The beach setting is the number-one reason many people visit Santa Monica and the city’s world-class restaurants and first-rate shops also draw thousands of families, couples, celebrities, international travelers and first-time vacationers each year. Nearly 400 dining options and hundreds of retail shops contribute to an immensely satisfying destination for travelers.

Scottsdale

Scottsdale is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States, adjacent to Phoenix, and has become internationally recognized as a premiere tourist destination, while maintaining its own identity and culture as “The West’s Most Western Town.” The West’s Most Western Town prides itself in its rich Western cowboy history, preserving while heavily promoting its plethora of “western” activities and events. The renowned Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show has been a Scottsdale tradition since 1955. Today, the show attracts thousands of visitors and tourists. Scottsdale is home to more than 125 art galleries; indeed the city has rapidly become a centre for art in the United States. Scottsdale is one of the premiere shopping destinations of the southwest, home to many upscale and high-end boutiques and shops. Scottsdale is also home to a wide variety of nightclubs and bars. Along with nearby Phoenix and Tempe, Scottsdale is one of the most happening places in the entire southwest.

Seattle

Seattle, the Emerald City, is greener than you thought but not as wet as you’ve heard. Yes, it’s full of espresso stands and latte drinkers, and it’s also brimming with tantalizing art, film, music, and cultural celebrations. The city’s most distinctive landmark, the Space Needle, offers awe-inspiring panoramas; the bustling, century-old Pike Place Market gives you an authentic taste of Seattle life; and, of course, you must sample coffee from one of the city’s many coffeehouses. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

South Carolina

Exclusive golf courses and tennis clubs are scattered along the coast in what has become an increasingly popular holiday destination. This small rural pocket includes the hugely elegant city of Charlston and the trendy Mrytle Beach. Great beaches, a fascinating shoreline of sea islands and lush palmetto groves combine to form a quilt of beautiful American scenery. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

St Petersburg

he Florida peninsula called Pinellas is surrounded by water on three sides. It is shaped very much like the state of Florida. And like the state, on the west is the Gulf of Mexico. The east and south sides of the county face Tampa Bay, an area whose bountiful waters first attracted native Indian settlers many hundreds of years ago. St. Petersburg has the largest city marina in the United States. St. Petersburg has 234 miles of waterfront property. The Tampa Bay area enjoys an average of 361 days of sunshine a year. The Guinness Book of World records credits St. Petersburg with the longest run of consecutive sunny days: 768. All the sunshine makes it easy to enjoy the area’s beaches, which include two of the top ten rated beaches in the nation. There are six museums in St. Petersburg alone, including the Florida International Museum, now a Smithsonian Institution affliate and the Florida Holocaust Museum, fouth largest in the U.S. St. Petersburg invites you to stay up late with a tempting variety of night life. Even after a full day of sightseeing, you will find your energy level revitalized as the sun goes down and the lights go on in St. Petersburg.

Washington DC

So much American history is crammed into the city with its wealth of monuments, public buildings, museums and memorials to past heroes that visitors cannot fail to be impressed. DC oozes power with grand buildings such as the White House and the US Capitol, and impressive monuments like Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. It is a culturally exciting and attractive city, with tree-lined streets and green parks creating a somewhat European feel. Capitol Hill blends government buildings with speciality shops and restaurants and Georgetown is an historic and elegant district with many chic restaurants and shops. The wonderfully named Foggy Bottom is a charming and quiet area, while Adams Morgan is the most colourful, boasting an eclectic mix of international restaurants, ethnic stores and late-night entertainment. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants.

Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park is one of the world’s most dramatic geological spectacle; near-vertical, mile-high cliffs, tumbling waterfalls, oak, cedar and fir trees where you may catch a glimpse of deer, coyote or black bear. Yosemite changes with the seasons and displays beauty whether winter, when waterfalls turn to ice or summer, when green takes hold. For personal recommendations and advice on this area, activities and accommodation, please contact our experienced travel consultants