Build a realistic route
A route should account for driving, rest, time zones and what each stop is meant to add.
USA and Canada
North America, your way
A city break, road trip, rail journey, cruise or a combination of all four. I will help shape the route and keep the practical details connected.
Plan this holidayPlanned around you
Good recommendations begin with better questions
Cities, national parks, rail journeys, road trips, theme parks and cruises can combine brilliantly, but distance and travel time must be treated honestly.
I will narrow the options, explain why they suit you and remain your point of contact throughout.
- City breaks and road trips
- Rail and touring holidays
- Theme parks and family travel
- Alaska and coastal cruising
Who this is for
For travellers who want North America's scale and variety shaped into a route that remains enjoyable, practical and properly paced.
Decisions that shape the holiday
What I will help you work through
Cities, national parks, rail journeys, road trips, theme parks and cruises can combine brilliantly, but distance and travel time must be treated honestly.
Choose the right transport
Flights, rail and car hire each make sense in different parts of the journey.
Protect the important days
Park reservations, events, cruises and one-off experiences need the rest of the itinerary to work around them.
Match accommodation to place
A central city hotel, roadside stop and scenic lodge solve different problems and should not be judged the same way.
Ways to make it yours
Start with the experience
City pairing
Combine contrasting cities where the flight or rail connection makes the journey coherent.
Road trip
Use an iconic route as a framework while allowing enough time for the places between headline stops.
Rail and scenery
Let the journey become part of the holiday through the Canadian Rockies or another scenic corridor.
Family Florida
Balance theme-park ambition with travel, rest days, suitable accommodation and time beyond the parks.
The honest trade-off
Miles covered versus places experienced
North American distances can make an itinerary look possible on paper while leaving too much of the holiday inside a vehicle. I will challenge the route before it becomes exhausting.
Useful answers
Questions worth asking before you book
Can you help plan a road trip?
Yes. I can connect flights, car hire, accommodation and the route while keeping daily distances realistic.
Is rail a practical option?
On selected routes it can be a highlight in its own right; elsewhere flying or driving may preserve more useful time.
How should we plan a theme-park holiday?
Start with the priorities, ages, energy levels and park days, then choose accommodation and rest time around them.
Can a cruise form part of the itinerary?
Yes. Alaska, Canada and coastal sailings can combine naturally with a land stay when embarkation logistics are handled properly.
Not sure exactly what you want yet?