Colonial America
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Tour Overview
Beginning with the revolutionary landmarks of Boston and Philadelphia before venturing into the scenic White Mountains of New Hampshire. You will explore the nation’s origins through the living history of Mount Vernon, Jamestown, and Colonial Williamsburg.
- Wichita
- Oklahoma City
- Tulsa
- 17 Meals Included
- Freedom Trail Tour
- Cafe Lafayette Dinner Train
- Lexington and Concord Tour
- Boston Tea Party Museum
- Betsy Ross House
- Fort McHenry
- Mount Vernon
- Williamsburg
- Jamestown & Yorktown
Price
- 6149
- Single
- 5099
- Double
- 4799
- Triple
- 4559
- Quad
Terms & Conditions
Cancellation Policy C
$300 Non-Refundable Deposit Per Person | Rates Per Person
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Itinerary
Beginning with the revolutionary landmarks of Boston and Philadelphia before venturing into the scenic White Mountains of New Hampshire. You will explore the nation's origins through the living history of Mount Vernon, Jamestown, and Colonial Williamsburg.
Day 1 // Boston, MA
Board your flight and set off for the Colonial States, where history, charm, and classic American stories await.
Day 2 // Boston, MA
Step back in time as you walk part of the Freedom Trail with a knowledgeable local guide, bringing Boston's revolutionary past to life. Afterward, enjoy lunch at a local favorite before continuing. Then we'll be visiting the USS Constitution.
Day 3 // Bethlehem, NH
Take a scenic drive north along the famed Kancamagus Highway, soaking in sweeping mountain views along the way. Our first stop is the Loon Mountain Gondola, where a ride to the summit offers breathtaking vistas of New Hampshire's White Mountains. We'll cap off the evening in memorable fashion aboard the Café Lafayette Dinner Train, enjoying a delicious meal as the countryside rolls by.
Day 4 // Waltham, MA
Begin the day traveling south to the Lexington and Concord area, where the opening events of the Revolutionary War unfolded. Walk in the footsteps of history as you explore these iconic towns, then take a break to enjoy lunch at a historic colonial-era inn before continuing your journey through America's past.
Day 5 // Stamford, CT
This morning we will began with a guided tour of the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, where interactive exhibits and dramatic reenactments tell the story of this pivotal moment in American history. We continue your journey through the Colonial States as you travel on to Mystic Seaport Museum. Explore this living history village, where historic ships, restored buildings, and skilled craftsmen bring America's maritime heritage to life along the waterfront.
Day 6 // Philadelphia, PA
This morning immerses us in the heart of America's founding story as we explore Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted. Just steps away, view the iconic Liberty Bell, a lasting symbol of freedom and independence, and continue on to Congress Hall, which once served as the nation's Capitol during the early years of the republic. This evening is yours to enjoy at leisure, with time to explore the city on your own, sample local dining, or simply soak in the historic atmosphere.
Day 7 // Philadelphia, PA
Today begins with an in-depth experience at the Museum of the American Revolution, where immersive exhibits, rare artifacts, and powerful storytelling bring the struggle for independence to life. We'll then continue to historic Christ Church and its adjoining burial ground, final resting place of many notable early Americans. A stop at the Betsy Ross House offers a glimpse into colonial life and the story behind one of the nation's most enduring symbols. This evening, we'll gather for a fantastic dinner, the perfect way to reflect on a day rich in history and discovery.
Day 8 // Alexandria, VA
Begin the day with a tour of Fort McHenry, where the successful defense of the harbor during the War of 1812 inspired the writing of the Star-Spangled Banner. Afterward, enjoy time to explore Baltimore's Inner Harbor at your own pace, with opportunities for waterfront strolls, shopping, attractions, and great views of the city skyline.
Day 9 // Williamsburg, VA
This morning, we'll take in the historic Mount Vernon, the beloved riverside estate of George Washington. Tour the mansion and grounds, explore the beautifully preserved gardens and outbuildings, and gain insight into Washington's life, leadership, and legacy while enjoying scenic views along the Potomac River. Later, settle into your Williamsburg hotel for the next three nights.
Day 10 // Williamsburg, VA
We'll spend the day delving into the world of Colonial Williamsburg, stepping back in time to experience life in 18th century America. Explore historic homes, shops, and taverns, meet costumed interpreters who bring the era to life, and discover the stories of the people who shaped the nation, all set within this beautifully preserved living history city.
Day 11 // Williamsburg, VA
We'll journey to Jamestown, America's first permanent English settlement, where history comes alive through the recreated fort, archaeological sites, and interactive exhibits. Learn about the settlers' daily lives, the challenges they faced, and the beginnings of colonial America along the banks of the James River. Next, we'll move on to Yorktown, the site of the decisive victory of the American Revolutionary War. Explore the battlefield, historic buildings, and museum exhibits that commemorate this pivotal moment in history, and gain a deeper understanding of the people and events that secured American independence.
Day 12 // Home
Take a flight home and carry with you the memories of this revolutionary adventure, from colonial towns and iconic landmarks to immersive experiences, celebrating the stories that shaped a nation.
