New England

The New England region of the United States comprises of a colonial past, Atlantic coastline, and four picturesque seasons across multiple states. Tour from Boston, Massachusetts up to Maine to visit historical sites and other colonial resort towns like Cape Cod and Nantucket. Spend summers eating lobster and drinking champagne or go for autumn walks along the surf before driving to see the foliage of the season. Cozy and welcoming, New England is perfect for year-round travel.

Advisors Specializing in New England

Jill Williams

JW Destinations

Kara Tomaiolo

Tomaiolo Travel

Amy M. B. Lehmkuhler

AMBL Travel

Kate Labourdette

Labo Travel Co

Kelsey Carlson

LKC Travel Advisors

Christy Menzies

Menzies Luxe Retreats

Julie Sommer

Jewel Travel Co.

Amelia Colton

Earhart Travel Consulting

Christine Hamner

White Paw Travel Advisors

Leisa Johnson

ASCENDA Travel

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Auberge Resorts Collection

FAQS

What states make up the New England region?

The New England region includes the northeastern-most states: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

What is there to do in Nantucket?

Known as the summer retreat of some of the nation’s 1%, Nantucket offers cozy cottages and sprawling coastal mansions along quaint villages and the Atlantic’s best surf. Go for brunch, cozy up by a fire, or spend your afternoons boating, Nantucket is the perfect preppy oasis.

When is the best time to visit New England?

New England is perfect for year-round travel. Spend summers on the cape along the beaches, or head up to Vermont for some of the nation’s best ski resorts. Perfect for families, take a road trip through the states or spend time in a location sure to best fit your interests.