Inspiring itineraries through North America
Our sample itineraries offer a glimpse of what’s possible. Use them as inspiration for a journey shaped entirely around you.
Travelling through Canada
Travelling through the USA
Frequently asked questions
No. Every trip we create is entirely personalised. The itineraries on our website are just examples to give you a sense of what your holiday could look like.
Yes, absolutely. We never sell the same trip twice. Everyone is unique, and every journey should be too. Our specialists will design a completely personalised itinerary for you, shaped around your preferences, interests, and budget.
Frequently asked questions
No, these North America itineraries are examples rather than fixed routes. They are designed to show what is possible, but your final holiday can be adjusted around your travel dates, pace, budget, preferred accommodation and the regions you most want to include. Every trip our specialists create is entirely personalised.
There are multiple factors that determine the final price of your North America holiday: seasonality, how far in advance you're booking, what flight class you prefer, what level of accommodation you choose, and any special activities you might want to include. Our travel specialists will advise you on what is possible within your budget and suggest where to save and where it's worth spending a bit extra.
For first-time visitors, we usually recommend focusing on Western Canada or the Southwest USA, rather than trying to cover too much of North America in one trip. Western Canada works well for the classic mountain scenery, turquoise lakes, wildlife and rugged coastline. Southwest USA offers the iconic red-rock landscapes that many people associate with the USA, plus excellent national parks, and the golden shores of California.
If you would like to visit both countries in one trip, we would suggest choosing regions that connect naturally. The Pacific Northwest can combine beautifully with Vancouver Island for coast, forest, islands and relaxed cities, while Eastern Canada and New England work well together for historic towns, autumn colour, Atlantic coastlines and a gentler self-drive pace.










