United States Tours

1. Yellowstone National Park

Established in 1872, Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the USA. At 3,500 square miles, it offers you the country's largest high-altitude lake and North America's largest public bison herd. Get your boots on for the 900 miles of hiking trails, many of which lead to some of the park's spectacular geysers such as Old Faithful or Lone Star.

2. Grand Canyon

From above, the emerald Colorado River winds through the orange sandstone of the canyon walls - your ultimate postcard view. On the ground, paddle along the river in a kayak or clamber over boulders in your walking boots. Make sure you're at Hopi Point on the South Rim for sunset, a place where the walls of the canyon are bathed in soft pinks and fiery reds.

3. Empire State Building

Opening in 1931, the Empire State Building has become the defining beacon of New York's history in one of the world's premier metropolises. From the ground, you'll enjoy the best views of the skyscraper from Bryant or Madison Square Parks. Take the smooth, high-speed glass lift to the newly renovated 102nd viewing deck and soak up the panorama including Manhattan Island and the Brooklyn Bridge. No United States vacation is complete without this iconic view.

4. Golden Gate Bridge

One of the top attractions on any tour of the United States is the Golden Gate Bridge. Since opening in 1937, it has been a towering monument of engineering that to this day is an icon recognized throughout the world. Look east towards the infamous Alcatraz Island and then south at San Francisco. On a clear day, you can see Oakland in the distance. When the ocean fog descends, take an otherworldly walk across the bridge's span, guided by the spectral lights. Less