Itineraries in New-England

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To explore New England is to embrace a destination that is somehow timeless yet vibrant. Featuring quaint coastal villages, iconic lighthouses, trees ablaze with color (particularly in the fall), historic buildings and other local landmarks, the region blends understated charm with living heritage. We have created five itineraries that reveal New England’s authentic beauty, each offering a unique perspective on this jewel of the American Northeast, with overnight stays at our inspiring properties.

From New York to New England, discover the cradle of the American nation

Explore the cradle of the American nation over 6 days between New York and New England. A unique immersion into the heart of US history and culture.

New England’s most beautiful spots

Winding through lush rolling farmland, flower-strewn meadows and golden-sand beaches, this eight-hour trip devised by renowned actor Richard Gere passes through the loveliest regions of Westchester, New York and New England. This has everything that makes summer blissful: bike rides past covered bridges and farm stands, lobster bakes by the seashore while gulls wheel overhead, canoeing on the lake.

The Dreamy Coastline of Connecticut and Rhode Island

Yoga, Tai Chi, spa, hot air balloon ride through the green valleys of Connecticut, swimming, art gallery tours, sail boating, birdwatching in Rhode Island — so far from and yet so close to New York — a journey to the heart of New England.

From Rhode Island to Cape Cod, a journey into elegance

Leaving New York and traveling for a week along the New England coast to the Cape Cod Peninsula is to escape the human hustle and bustle and (re)discover the most sublime scenery of the East Coast. Landscapes that only painters and poets have known how to truly capture...

Massachusetts, two treasure islands

Five days visiting the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket could very well be the definition of a "getaway". Escape into the heart of small chic and timeless villages, walk along unspoiled beaches and cliffs, all far from the mainland...