Day #1 Boston. Arrive in Boston and pick up your rental car at the airport, then start exploring or proceed to your hotel.

Day #2 Boston. An entire day to enjoy the wonders of Boston. Visit Paul Revere’s House, stroll the Freedom Trail and learn a bit about America’s history, catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park, spend time at the nearby JFK Presidential Library, or shop for souvenirs at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Tonight, why not visit Boston’s North End to try some Italian specialties?

Day #3 Boston–Newport. Today, head south for Newport, Rhode Island. This beautiful town was founded in 1639 and today is known for its picturesque scenery and history. Enjoy a walk along the waterfront, window shop at the many boutiques and galleries, or visit nearby St. Mary’s Church, where President Kennedy was married. Approximately 71 miles/114 km.

Day #4 Newport. Today is at your leisure to explore more of Newport and the area. You may choose to tour one of the many historic mansions in the area. Astor’s Beechwood Mansion, Belcourt Castle, and The Breakers are highlights. You can also choose to stroll along the spectacular “Cliff Walk” for incredible views of the harbor and the many mansions that define Newport. In the evening, you may wish to enjoy a sunset dinner cruise on Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay.

Day #5 Newport–Cape Cod. Continue your New England vacation by making your way to Cape Cod, known for its beautiful beaches, colorful towns, and numerous vacation activities. You can start your time here by visiting one of the Cape’s historic lighthouses, playing a round of golf, taking a whale-watching excursion, shopping for souvenirs, or exploring Cape Cod National Seashore, featuring a 40-mile stretch of pristine beach, nature trails, and scenic overlooks. Approximately 75 miles/120 km.

Day #6 Cape Cod. Enjoy two full days to relax and explore more of Cape Cod and the area. Perhaps take a ferry to Nantucket, once a booming whaling port and now a National Historic District that still maintains its stunning 17th-century architecture. You can walk the sandy beaches, take in the boutiques and art galleries, catch a breeze on a sailboat, or rent a bike and discover the island on your own. You may also wish to visit a local restaurant and enjoy one of the island’s specialties: the Nantucket Bay Scallop!

Day #7 Cape Cod. Enjoy two full days to relax and explore more of Cape Cod and the area. Perhaps take a ferry to Nantucket, once a booming whaling port and now a National Historic District that still maintains its stunning 17th-century architecture. You can walk the sandy beaches, take in the boutiques and art galleries, catch a breeze on a sailboat, or rent a bike and discover the island on your own. You may also wish to visit a local restaurant and enjoy one of the island’s specialties: the Nantucket Bay Scallop!

Day #8 Cape Cod–Boston. Return to Boston and drop off your rental car prior to departure. Approximately 74 miles/119 km.