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Holidays in New England

Holidays in New England are all about colour: the nautical blues of the sea, the shiny red of a freshly-cooked lobster, the dazzling whites of winter slopes, and the patchwork of green that becomes golden, orange and crimson as summer becomes fall.

It is a mosaic of scenes that will warm the heart. Put it in your photograph album when you book New England holidays...

New England is known as the historic heart of the United States of America. Geographically, New England sits in the northeast corner of the US, made up of the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Spiritually, New England is the birthplace of modern America; a place where early settlers created new lives and a new world.

When you arrive for your holidays, New England throws open its arms to give you a warm welcome. It doesn’t matter whether you base your break in the city, by the sea, or on the snow-covered slopes of the mountains, whatever the weather, the folk of New England will greet you as one of their own.

The city of Boston is a popular choice for visitors to New England. Historic and sports-mad, you might feel like you are at home in this rather British US city. The nearby beaches of beautiful Cape Cod are perfect for a sun-filled weekend in New England.

Elsewhere, holidays can be taken in destinations such as Plymouth, where those early settlers landed after disembarking the “Mayflower”, or at New Haven, in Connecticut.

The snow-dusted peaks of New England entice skiers and other winter-sports enthusiasts to places such as Killington and Stowe in Vermont, where the varied runs of the Green Mountains provide plentiful thrills on the slopes.

Hotels in New England come in various shapes and sizes. In Boston, luxury hotels in skyscrapers are the norm, while rustic roadside motels and grand beachfront hotels welcome guests during the long summer in destinations such as Cape Cod. On the slopes, log cabins and grand mountainside resorts ensure visitors stay warm and cosy during the biting cold of the New England winter. All-inclusive New England hotels can be booked in all of these areas, as well as self-catering and bed-and-breakfast accommodation.

Using the price-comparison expertise of TravelSupermarket is the easiest way to find your dream break at a bargain price in this exhilarating region. Simply tell us when and where and we’ll find you a range of holiday deals. We can also show you cheap rates on car hire in New England, which is a sound investment if you plan to tour this delightful corner of America.

Find out what to expect of the skies above New England with our climate guide to the region…


New England is vast and the weather varies from place to place, so it’s wise to use our holiday pages to your chosen destination if you are looking for specific weather advice. Generally, winters are very cold and it’s not only the mountains that experience snowfall. Spring is mild and a great time to visit for sightseeing and mountain hiking. Summer holidays on the coast of New England, meanwhile, generally mean hot, dry days and cooler nights when a jacket will be useful to keep the sea breeze off your suntanned skin. Autumn, or fall, is crisp, cool and punctuated with skies of the brightest blue. It’s a great time for sightseeing and, of course, leaf peeping. Find out more about this activity below.

Good to know

Flight time

7.5h

(from London)

Currency

US Dollar ($)

Language

English

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