USA Multi Centre Holidays

The USA’s west coast is home to some of the country’s most iconic cities, including Los Angeles and San Francisco. Plus, further inland, you’ll find the neon lights of Las Vegas. So it’s not surprising that this neck of the woods serves up some of our most popular USA multi-centre holidays.

You could kick off your trip with a few nights in Sin City, hopping between Las Vegas’ famous casinos, theatres and fabulous themed hotels. You’ll also be well-placed for some unforgettable daytrips, including Death Valley and the Grand Canyon. For the second part of your holiday, why not head to California’s coast? You can explore San Francisco – ticking off the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz – or immerse yourself in the star-studded city of Los Angeles.

Alternatively, start your getaway in LA. You can spend a few days visiting world-famous attractions like the Hollywood Sign and the Griffith Observatory, before flying west to tropical Hawaii. Whether you choose to stay on the island of Maui or Oahu, the stunning beaches and luscious jungle offer the perfect contrast to bustling Tinseltown.

Have you always dreamed of visiting New York? Well, our East Coast USA multi-centre holidays allow you to visit two world-famous cities in one easy trip – so you can take a bite out of the Big Apple, and then get another taste of the US elsewhere.
You can spend a few days in vibrant NYC, where you can shop and sightsee to your heart’s content. Marvel at the Statue of Liberty, go up the Empire State Building, and stroll around Central Park. Splash the cash on Fifth Avenue or browse first-class museums, then catch a show on Broadway. And, of course, no trip to New York would be complete without a visit to Times Square.

Once you’ve had your fill of NYC, fly south to chilled-out Florida. From national parks to glorious beaches, the Sunshine State has something for everyone. Families will love Orlando’s incredible theme parks, like Walt Disney World® Resort and Universal Studios Orlando. Meanwhile, oh-so-cool Miami is perfect for couples and friends alike, with swish beach clubs, Art Deco architecture and sugary sands.

Why visit one country when you can visit two? Our USA multi-centre holidays include a range of Caribbean destinations, such as Mexico, St Lucia and the Bahamas. So, after a busy week of sightseeing in the US, you can enjoy some well-deserved downtime in paradise.
Orlando and the Bahamas is a dream combination. You can get your adrenaline pumping in the ‘Theme Park Capital of the World’ or enjoy some retail therapy in the city’s fantastic shopping malls. Then hop on a plane and fly south to the beautiful Bahamas, where you can unwind on talc-white beaches, snorkel in bath-warm waters and admire stunning sunsets.

Or, if you’re looking for an action-packed trip, consider pairing New York with Cancun. This combo is a great choice for couples and groups, as both cities serve up top-notch dining and world-class nightlife. Alternatively, if you’re keen to enjoy plenty of time on the beach, why not combine Miami and Cancun instead?

America is so vast that it’s always warm and sunny somewhere – so there’s never a bad time for a multi-centre holiday to the USA. Spring generally sees fresh, pleasant temperatures, while autumn is famous for its eye-catching colours. But, if winter sports are your thing, you might want to visit in winter to make the most of the superb snow.

For dry weather and low humidity on the east coast, it’s best to plan your holiday for spring or autumn. Summer is often stifling, so it’s not a great time for sightseeing in New York, for example. At the opposite end of the spectrum, winter is very cold and snowy – although this does mean you’ll be able to enjoy fantastic skiing in Vermont and see NYC in all its twinkling festive glory.

The west coast is generally warm, with temperatures reaching 40°C in California during summer. And, although winters are cooler, 20°C in December isn’t unusual here. Meanwhile, the Deep South sees very hot, humid summers, so it’s best to visit in spring or autumn. And remember – if you’re planning to add on a stop in the Caribbean, the weather is generally dry and sunny between December and March.