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Stroll through the pretty streets of Boston
Look for whales in the waters off Cape Cod
Cycle along the Railway Trail in Bermuda
Admire the iconic phone boxes in Bermuda
Explore the unique Crystal and Fantasy Caves in Bermuda
Wander around the 'Unfinished Church' in St Georges
Learn about Boston's rich history along the Freedom Trail
Swim in the perfect waters of Tobacco Bay
From: UK
To: Bermuda | USA
£3,760
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Visit Bermuda and Boston on this twin-centre holiday. Spend a few days learning about early New England in Boston, strolling through the pretty streets of Beacon Hill, following the historic Freedom Trail and looking for humpbacks, finbacks and even the occasional beluga off Cape Cod. Next, fly to Bermuda, where you’ll spend a week relaxing on perfect beaches, exploring the unique caves along the coast and snorkelling with colourful fish amongst the shipwrecks. Finish your holiday with a rum cocktail as you watch the sunset over the water.
This itinerary can be tailored to suit your requirements; please contact one of our consultants to start planning your dream trip.
Depart the UK from your chosen airport. On arrival in Boston, you’ll make your own way into the city and check into your hotel for three nights.
You have two days to explore the city of Boston, and there’s so much to see! We recommend that you start by following the Freedom Trail, which will guide you around the historical highlights of the city, including Old North Church and Boston Common. Grab a lobster roll or a bowl of New England clam chowder for lunch before wandering the pretty streets of Beacon Hill and heading over the river to Cambridge, home to Harvard University and MIT. Try and catch a baseball game at Fenway Park – the field is iconic, as well as the hot dogs!
On your second day, we’ve included a whale watching tour to lovely Cape Cod. You’ll head out to the Stellwagen Bank, where humpback, finback and minke whales are found in their natural habitat. Hopefully, you’ll spot some of these beautiful creatures in the waves. Whether it’s a tail splash, a fin slap or a full breach – any glimpse will be a thrill!
Today is your last day in Boston – spend the morning with one last stroll around the harbour before making your own way to the airport in time for your flight to Bermuda. On arrival in Bermuda, you will be met at the airport and driven to your hotel, checking in for 6 nights.
With a British history stretching back for centuries, this volcanic island is home to white-washed lighthouses, pristine beaches, and a wonderful climate, with sunny days and cool, ocean breezes. You’ve got five full days to relax and enjoy Bermuda.
We’ve included a few day tours to make the most of your time in Bermuda. On Day 7, you’ll make your way to the Royal Naval Dockyard and climb aboard a comfortable boat for a morning snorkelling tour. You’ll head out to the fringes of the Atlantic reef, where over 300 ships have met their end on the jagged reef. You’ll be visiting the shipwrecks of the Montana and the Constellation – first learning about the shipwrecks before diving into the water. Spend about an hours snorkelling around the wreck, admiring the colourful fish and abundance of coral before heading back to land with a cold rum cocktail in your hand.
After breakfast, you’ll be driven back to the airport for your flight home.
Bermuda is often mistakenly considered to be in the Caribbean but being so much further north means it does not have a specific rainy season. There is enough rainfall each month to keep the island lush and green but the Gulf Stream keeps the island warm and frost-free, despite it’s location in the north Atlantic Ocean. The climate is sub-tropical, with mild winters and hot summers, with high humidity between May and October. Hurricanes don’t usually reach this far north but if they do make landfall it’s between June and September.
This itinerary is purely a suggestion and can be tailor-made to your requirements, so please contact us with your dates and requests, and we’ll put together a bespoke quotation for you.
