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Explore New England like a local — Personalized, authentic Travel Planning and Private Tours

New England trails accommodate all levels and ambitions of hiker. It does not take much effort to get away from it all here.
From the Bay State to the Nutmeg State, by boat, past a popular central Massachusetts live music venue.
Fenway Park is almost a must see for any sports fan, either for a game or a tour of the iconic venue. You might even enjoy winter ice skating there!
Fields of wildflowers are not uncommon in central New Hampshire.
From Burlington, VT's shore across Lake Champlain into New York's Adirondack Mountains
From Boston's Back Bay to Downtown and across the Seaport District to Boston Harbor
Acadia National Park along Maine's central coast, near Bar Harbor
We are still commuting on Boston's Green Line and reading The Boston Globe.
Covered bridges are still common in New England. This one crosses the Saco River in New Hampshire.
Vinyard Haven is technically a village of Tisbury on Martha's Vinyard.
Ben & Jerry's ice cream remains popular across New England, but in Vermont you might also want to visit a farm which makes "maple creamees."
This particular cruise out of Gloucester Harbor included a steamed lobster lunch and open bar!
Maine's eclectic Marden's stores have something you need as part of your vacation travel. Another quirky New England store chain is Rhode Island's Ocean State Job Lot.
New England's whale watches typically run between April and October, with some variance depending on how far north the port is.
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Rhode Island is New England's smallest state but still has so much to see and do and eat, and then so much picturesque shore.
That bridge connecting Boston's Back Bay with Cambridge and MIT's campus is famously measured in "Smoots." Even on a cloudy day visitors enjoy walks, boat cruises, and kayaking/canoeing along the Charles River.
One of so many picturesque island archipelagos along Maine's coast
Portsmouth, New Hampshire has a picturesque, coastal downtown and for many visitors serves as an economical "base" for exploring from southern Maine down to Boston.

I am a fourth-generation Bostonian helping visitors to Boston, to Massachusetts, and to all six New England states enjoy personalized and memorable leisure travel based on their particular passions, budgets, and needs.

In live, one-to-one, travel planning sessions with me, or in private tours which I lead, customers get meaningful, local insights from my living and traveling here over 50+ years.

If you don’t yet know where you should go, what to see and do, and how to organize each day for the biggest thrill, then you have come to the right place!

But even if you have ideas, destinations, or even plans, I can help you complete your plan and elevate your stay in New England!

When my customers’ visits end, they love and appreciate this area as much as I do.

Sox games at Fenway Park.

I began scouting Massachusetts’ coast as a teenager the day my parents first gave me the keys to their car!  Also in my teens, I hiked, canoed, and camped our four northernmost states.  More recently I have toured 20,000 miles of New England by motorcycle, thousands more by automobile, and watched ospreys dive for fish in a river next to an excellent beer garden up north.

Visitors benefit economically, and in overall vacation satisfaction, from my guidance—from my Travel Planning Sessions particularly—so they:

  1. Know their options in terms of places to eat, available tours (which may not even be my own tours!), and in terms of lesser known, lesser touristed destinations suited to their passions and budgets;
  2. Make economical, practical decisions on where to stay, and even when to come and for how long;
  3. Avoid spending money on vacations only to realize they missed seeing, doing, eating, or experiencing something wonderful and nearby;
  4. Experience magnificent sites, history, cultures, and tastes in greater Boston, in Massachusetts and across New England’s six states, not just algorithm-driven, top-attraction checklists which everyone on social media follows;
  5. Think in detail about what they want to enjoy here, appreciate their own vacation time and budget investments, and both practically and leisurely do just what they want in the time available.

Schedule a Travel Planning session or tour with me today using the menu buttons further below, then select an open day / time which works best for you!  

Come on, let’s get going planning your visit and travel…greater Boston, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode Island are all waiting for you!