New Hampshire

Day Trips

Our most recommended New Hampshire Day Trips

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  1. Boston: Fall Foliage Tour

  Your day will start with pickup from your hotel in greater Boston. From here, you will make the 2 hour ride north into New Hampshire surrounded by the beautiful fall colors as you drive higher into the mountains. You'll make a short stop half-way along for coffee or cider. Once on the Kancamagus Byway, you will make several stops for pictures of the mountains and fall foliage colors. Your knowledgable guide will share details about the region. You'll also enjoy 2 short excursions on easy to hike trails to view historic waterfalls. Then, enjoy a 2 hour lunch and shopping break in the mountain town of North Conway. This is a quaint town surrounded by snow capped mountains and rugged cliffs. After lunch, you'll head further into the White Mountains. Your last stop will be at the spectacular Omni Mount Washington Hotel. Many have called this "the highlight of the tour" as this beautiful loc...

  My friend and I had an amazing time! Highly recommend! Sights are super beautiful and unreal. Matt is a wonderful tour guide, so fun and knowledgeable. Would definitely do again!

  Reviewed by Quynh, 10/24/2020
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  2. From Boston: Quincy, Plymouth, and Mayflower II Day Trip

  Start with a pickup from your hotel in Boston in a comfortable, air-conditioned, latest model minibus. Travel 30 minutes south to the historic city of Quincy to visit the birthplaces of two former U.S. Presidents, John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams. Next, enjoy a scenic view of New England’s coastline as you travel through Cohasset to the town of Scituate. Once in Scituate, you will have the opportunity to visit the Scituate Lighthouse and hear the amazing story of the "American Army of Two." From Scituate, travel about 45 minutes through more coastal towns en route to Plymouth. Once in Plymouth, be prepared to celebrate the 400th birthday of "America's Hometown" by visiting Plymouth Rock. Benefit from admission to both the Mayflower II and Plimoth Plantation and learn about the site where New England was first established in 1620. Finish with a relaxing return trip to Boston.

  Lovely trip, knowledgeable driver, and plenty of interesting stops while driving up the coast to Plymouth. Great way to spend a stress free day exploring the sites of Massachusetts!

  Reviewed by AJ, 9/9/2021