New England consists of six impressive states. Many memorable experiences await you in this historic location. In New England, all seasons are distinct. In Summer, visitors can enjoy the beaches, rivers, or even go whale watching. The season of Fall brings vibrant colors to all of your surroundings. Winter attracts those who love to ski and snowboard. Spring can be enjoyed with strolls into the towns where one can enjoy the restaurants, museums, and other local areas.
Newport > Block Island
Depart from the historic harbor city of Newport and make your way to Block Island. full of opportunities to sightsee and shop to your heart's content. Take a sunset cruise on a local motor yacht and enjoy the local food.
Block Island > Martha's Vineyard
Just a 45 minute ferry ride away from the mainland, Martha's Vineyard is famous for its "gingerbread" cottages, Martha's Vineyard has much to enjoy - from its sandy beaches, golf courses, to its amazing natural beauty.
Martha's Vineyard > Nantucket
Relax on Nantuckets beautiful beach, or enjoy shopping in its historic town. Experience its hisotry while walking on its cobblestone roads.
Nantucket > Cape Cod
Beautiful sunsets can be viewed on the beaches of this wondeful island. Visitors who leave Cape Cod take treasured memories of salty warm breezes, delicious sea food, art galleries, and its homey villages.
Cape Cod > Provincetown
There are many activities at this historical spot. Provincetown is one of the top 10 whale-watching spots in the world. You can also enjoy art galleries, and amazing food at its local restaurants.
Provincetown > Plymouth
Known as the historical location in which the Pilgrim Fathers landed in the 1600's, this location holds a very important place in history. Take a look at the Mayflower II (recreation) and meet pilgrims during your stay.
Plymouth > Boston
A historic city full of views, shops, and architecture. Visitors can also enjoy the water front and go whale watching.
