New Hampshire
White Mountains
The White Mountains, mostly in northern New Hampshire, are an emblematic New England mountain range. Known for their spectacular landscapes, their dense forests and Mount Washington — one of the highest summits in the northeastern United States — they draw hikers, skiers and nature lovers all year long.
Flume gorge
The Flume Gorge is a spectacular natural gorge in Franconia Notch State Park, in the heart of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. Carved by water over millennia, it is marked by high granite walls, waterfalls and wooden boardwalks that make for an impressive encounter with nature.
Hancock Campground
Hancock Campground is a campground in the White Mountain National Forest, in New Hampshire. Valued for its quiet, wooded natural setting, it makes an ideal starting point for hiking, notably toward Mount Hancock and the surrounding trails. The site offers a simple, authentic experience, perfect for lovers of the outdoors and of nature. Be warned, you need to bring paper money: the site does not take cards and there is no way to reserve. First come, first served.
Kancamagus Highway
The Kancamagus Highway is an emblematic New Hampshire scenic road that crosses the White Mountains over roughly 55 km. Renowned for its spectacular landscapes, it offers viewpoints, waterfalls and hiking areas, and is particularly prized in the fall for its blazing colours.
Meredith and Lake Winnipesaukee
Meredith is a charming town in central New Hampshire, on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee. Known for its friendly atmosphere and its lively harbour, it is a popular gateway to the Lakes Region.
Lake Winnipesaukee, the largest in the state, is famous for its sparkling waters, its many islands and its outdoor activities such as boating, swimming and fishing, all of which make it a much-loved summer destination.
Canterbury Shaker Village — for history buffs
Canterbury Shaker Village, in New Hampshire, is an emblematic site of American heritage. It retraces the life of the Shakers, a religious community of the 18th and 19th centuries known for its simple way of life, its careful craftsmanship and its values of sharing. The preserved buildings, the period objects and the gardens offer an authentic immersion in the history and daily life of this singular community.
Hampton beach
Hampton Beach is a popular seaside resort on the New Hampshire coast. Known for its long fine-sand beach, its lively boardwalk and its summer events, it draws visitors and vacationers looking for relaxation, swimming and a friendly atmosphere on the Atlantic.
Massachusetts- Boston
Boston Revolution Hotel
The Boston Revolution Hotel is an urban hotel in contemporary style, in downtown Boston. Valued for its modern design and its friendly atmosphere, it makes an ideal base for exploring the historic neighbourhoods, the cultural attractions and the lively life of the city. This establishment offers excellent value for money.
Freedom Trail (Beacon Hill)
The Freedom Trail, in the historic Beacon Hill neighbourhood in particular, is best discovered by taking your time. This emblematic Boston walk plunges you into the heart of American history while you enjoy the city's singular atmosphere. Along the way, savour the five essentials of the local table: fresh oysters at the Union Oyster House, baked beans, Samuel Adams beer, the famous Boston Cream Pie and traditional clam chowder. An experience both cultural and delicious.
Luke Lobster Back Bay
Luke's Lobster – Back Bay is an essential Boston address for tasting genuine New England seafood specialties. Known for its lobster rolls served simply, with fresh, quality ingredients, the place offers a relaxed and authentic experience, ideal for a tasty break in the heart of the lively Back Bay neighbourhood. On the menu, we recommend trying the trio of rolls: shrimp, crab and lobster, pure delight!!