Vermont
The New England state of Vermont, unique in having no Atlantic coast and being the second least populated state, is the USA’s leading producer of maple syrup and almost 80% is covered by forest.
Cape Cod
One of the first places in North America to be settled by Europeans, Cape Cod was named by mariner Bartholomew Gosnold in 1602 and today is a popular retirement spot.
Franconia Notch
For stunning scenery you can’t beat the Franconia Notch region of New Hampshire in the White Mountain National Forest, which was home to the famous ‘Old Man of the Mountain’, the iconic state symbol which collapsed in 2003.
New England foliage
The historic heart of modern America, New England – comprising Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Maine - is world-renowned for its autumnal beauty.
Quincy Market, Boston
Named after mayor Josiah Quincy who organised its building, which was completed in 1826, historic Quincy Market is one of Boston’s most visited landmarks and is popular for the choice of restaurants and cafes available.

Tour highlights

Vermont

The New England state of Vermont, unique in having no Atlantic coast and being the second least populated state, is the USA’s leading producer of maple syrup and almost 80% is covered by forest.

Contrasts of New England

11 nights fr £1,699

VIP door-to-door travel service
Travel insurance
Return scheduled flights and transfers
All breakfasts and a farewell dinner
Excursions as described
Saga tour manager
Porterage at all hotels.

11 nights from £1,699 per person

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