Alaska by sea or land

Share the beauty of Alaska and it's glaciers
on a cruise (or take a land-based trip).
Either way, a trip to Alaska will thrill the
whole family.

California

Stretching the length of the US, California has an amazing variety of cities, national parks, and coastline to explore. Each region of the state is unique - and then some! 

Sea Islands, off the coast of Ga and SC

Just off the coast of Georgia lies an unspoiled natural paradise perfect for a relaxing, romantic getaway. The Sea Islands include Cumberland - perhaps best known for its wild horses; Jekyll has its famous Driftwood Beach; Tybee is just off the coast from Savannah; while St. Simmons is more developed for those wanting a bit more infrastructure.

Greenville South Carolina

A walkable downtown filled with great restaurants; the gorgeous Falls Park on the Reedy; the Peace Center performing Arts Center; and the Swamp Rabbit Trail - a dedicated bike/pedestrian trail. Greenville is a fantastic getaway locale for families, couples, foodies, nature lovers, arts patrons, and cyclists!

Hawaii

SCUBA in Hawaii - NO certification required!

Washington (State)

The Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park (located in western Washington state) is one of the largest temperate rainforests in the U.S. You can easily combine a visit to this natural wonder with time in Portland, Oregon; Seattle WA; and/or Vancouver BC.

Great National Parks of the West

Hoover Dam on the way Bryce, Gand Canyon, and Zion - some of the best the West has to offer!

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

Alligators are just some of the wildlife in the swamps. Canoe in the silence and see what you find!

Montana

Glacier National Park in northwest Montana near the Canadian border. A breathtaking collection of mountains, glaciers, and wildlife.

Monticello

Monticello gives a true insight into U.S. history - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Interesting, beautiful and, educational exhibits and architecture help you better understand the mixed legacy of Thomas Jefferson and the stories of the people he enslaved.

New Mexico

The aptly named Land of Enchantment has deserts, forests, Native American sites, national parks, and the delights of Sante Fe and Albuquerque to entice you.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia is home to many American Revolutionary war sites including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall as well as to amazing museums and Rocky Balboa too!

Rosemary Beach FL

The "real" Florida, wild and wonderful. Step away from the resorts and themes parks and step back in time to see untouched natural Florida.

Shenandoah Valley and The Blue Ridge Mountains

Near the crossroads of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley. Virginia’s wilderness at its finest!

Tennessee

Rolling mountains, Civil War history, Native American history, arts, and craft breweries; there is something for everyone in the Volunteer State.

Wildlife of Grand Tetons and Yellowstone.

Grizzly 399 is one of Yellowstone's most famous residents. She is just a part of
what makes Yellowstone so special.
Wildlife, geysers, colorful springs, canyon vistas. And then there is the nearby Grand Tetons with its own beauty. There is so much to explore!

Grand Tetons and Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Grand Tetons and Jackson Hole are a natural paradise of immense scenery and abundant wildlife. About half a day from Yellowstone but worth a trip in its own right!