

Savour the flavours of New England captured in its rural architecture of white wooden churches and clapboard houses set amongst trees, timbered barns amid luscious pastures, and delightful wholesome foods such as cranberries and blueberries, maple syrup and shellfish.
Each season in New England has its own distinctive charm. In winter the land sleeps deep under a crisp blanket of snow, spring brings colour with the blossoming of the trees and flowers, summer days are filled with sunshine encouraging you to explore the delightful coastal villages, whilst most famously 'Fall' arrives with its gold, yellow, russet and vermilion hues creating a stunning landscape.
The New England region is comprised of six very individual states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont — all easily reached through the delightful historic city of Boston. A delightful city of shining skyscrappers aligned in stark contrast to the historical lanes and alleys lined with handsome old brick homes. Indulge in some delicious fresh lobster with your fingers at an oceanside restaurant or let someone else prepare it for you! Combine Vermont and New Hampshire so that you can marvel at the majestic mountains and huge lakes that offer year round activities from summer hiking and zip-lining to winter skiing and snow boarding. Travel north into Maine or south into Connecticut as you traverse from coast to mountains, beaches to lakes and city to villages. Or travel across to Rhode Island, the smallest of the states in New England, but it packs a big bunch with heritage homes, wonderful beaches, coastal drives and country roads to explore and hunt out award winning vineyards.Treat yourself with a stay in traditional and cosy inns, mansion houses, beach resorts and luxury hotels.