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A guided tour of New England is a good way to visit and explore the region, particularly during the most popular seasons. In the autumn, motorcoach (bus) tours are a good, relaxing way to enjoy the brilliant fall foliage. A bonus is that the tour companies have already reserved accommodations for you. Because accommodations in New England's most beautiful areas are often fully booked well in advance, taking a tour saves you from the hassle of working to find available hotel rooms in all the places you want to visit. Besides the familiar escorted group tours, New England offers many outdoor expeditions. Hiking, biking, canoe and kayak tours are popular in summer, especially in the northern New England states of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Here are two excellent tour companies to consider: NewEnglandToursThe name says it all: this Cape Cod-based travel company, a division of Northeast Unlimited Tours, Inc., offers several excellent one-week tours to show you the beauties of New England. Special ConsiderationFor special consideration, contact my friend Ms Debbe Kalweit (that's "debbie") directly by email or phone to book your tour: 1 800 759 6820 or +1 774 413 5251. Be sure to mention NewEnglandTravelPlanner.com when you do. A Taste of New England Foliage TourThis fine 8-day (7-night) autumn foliage tour in October is appropriately named Taste of New England. The tour takes you to Boston, the Berkshires, Manchester VT, Mount Washington NH (including the Mount Washington Cog Railway), Lake Winnipesaukee NH, and Kennebunkport, Ogunquit and York on the Maine coast. Foliage, food and fun! More... Enchanting Islands of New EnglandMore than just islands, this excellent journey through southeastern New England—coming in 2020!—takes you to the high points: Boston, Plymouth, Cape Cod, Nantucket island, Martha's Vineyard island, Newport RI and Block Island RI. More... Here's a video of the tour highlights. Active TravelsMy friends Steve Jermanok and Lisa Leavitt operate perhaps the best boutique travel agency in Boston. Steve has had a long and distinguished career as an award-winning professional travel writer, guidebook author and consultant to the travel industry.
He and his wife Lisa Leavitt now put their extensive New England travel expertise—and indeed their experience in travel all around the world—at the service of travelers. They help you plan any itinerary, short or long, anywhere in the world, but their expertise is particularly rich and deep for New England, especially active outdoor adventures. For special consideration, mention NewEnglandTravelPlanner.com when you contact them. More... Itineraries4-Day Boston & Vicinity ItineraryIf you only have a few days in New England, this is the place to concentrate your sightseeing. More... 6- to 10-Day Northern New EnglandBest for those wanting more of the outdoors, this gives you the Maine seacoast, the White Mountains of New Hampshire and the Green Mountains of Vermont. More... 7- to 10-Day Southern New EnglandCivilization, culture, art and natural beauty, from the Berkshire Hills, along the Connecticut Shoreline to Mystic Seaport, to the palatial mansions of Newport RI, tidy Providence with its WaterFire, and finally to Plymouth Rock. More... —by Tom Brosnahan
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