
easy
7 days (full-day itinerary)
Suitable for travelers in average fitness—expect moderate walking, stairs and short urban hikes each day.
See five iconic East Coast destinations in seven streamlined days: NYC, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Niagara Falls and Boston. Small-group vans, bilingual guides and optional highlights like Maid of the Mist and One World Observatory make this a practical, packed primer on American history and landscape.
Morning in Manhattan comes with a particular soundtrack: taxi horns, coffee carts, and a guide announcing the day’s route into a handheld microphone. On this seven-day loop from New York to Boston and back, a compact van becomes a lens on the eastern seaboard—each rooftop view, museum stop, and roadside history lesson folded into a pace that balances city walking with highway stretches.

Niagara’s mist and sudden coastal showers in Boston can surprise; a compact waterproof shell or umbrella keeps you comfortable without bulk.
Cobblestones in DUMBO, steps at memorials and museum floors mean supportive walking shoes will keep you moving through long days.
Long van days with photography and translation apps mean phone batteries drain—bring a charger to stay connected and capture moments.
A valid photo ID is required to board and some attractions require vouchers; keep digital and printed copies handy for smoother check-ins.
The route stitches Revolutionary War sites, industrial-era museums and early American public institutions—Boston and Philadelphia are foundational to U.S. civic history.
Niagara Falls State Park emphasizes visitor education about water management; travelers are encouraged to use refillable bottles and follow Leave No Trace practices in natural areas.
Durable soles and ankle support for city streets, museum steps and park trails.
Spring showers and Niagara mist make waterproof layers essential.
spring specific
Stay hydrated during long days; buses provide bottled water but a refillable bottle reduces waste.
summer specific
Keep phones and cameras charged during long travel stretches and photo stops.