United States

The U.S. trips we book are the ones travelers think they can plan themselves until they try. Hawaii multi-island looks simple on a map and turns into a logistics problem the second you add inter-island flights, hotel transfers, and the rental coordination across three airports. Alaska is two trips in one — a cruise from Vancouver up the Inside Passage and a land portion through Denali — and skipping either half undersells what Alaska actually is.

We route Hawaii as multi-island packages, usually two islands in 7-10 nights — Maui plus Big Island for families, Oahu plus Kauai for couples. We route Alaska as a 10-14 night land + cruise combo with the cruise line that fits your group: Princess and Holland for first-timers, Norwegian for younger travelers, expedition lines for those who want smaller ships and bigger access. National Parks itineraries cover Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Glacier, Yosemite, Zion, Bryce — the Western circuit most clients want and few finish in one trip.

• Snorkeling at Molokini Crater (Maui)
• Sunrise at Haleakala with breakfast on the way down
• Glacier Bay National Park — the cruise highlight
• Denali wildlife tour with naturalist guide
• Dome-car train through the Alaskan interior
• Helicopter glacier landing — a once-in-a-trip experience

Hawaii books year-round; whale season (December–April) is highest demand. Alaska is May through September only — peak is mid-June through mid-August.