Colorado Holidays
Colorado inspires travellers with 300 days of sunshine per year, majestic mountains, world-class ski resorts, expansive national and state parks and a myriad of outdoor activities that include hiking, biking, fishing, kayaking, snowmobiling, ice-climbing, horseback riding, golfing and much more.
In Colorado you can explore more than 18 million acres of public land, including the Rocky Mountains, Mesa Verde, Black Canyon, and Great Sand Dunes National Parks. North, south, east or west, you will experience some of the most exciting and beautiful terrain in all of the United States. From majestic snow-capped mountains to rolling prairies, rushing rivers and desert lands.
Your holiday in Colorado exactly how you want it
Bon Voyage can provide all of your Colorado holiday needs including flights, accommodation and car hire, plus we can arrange all those extra side trips and excursions that turn an ordinary holiday into the trip of a lifetime. Our team of expert consultants is waiting to help you plan your perfect holiday in Colorado and will tailor your arrangements into a detailed, illustrated itinerary with a costing at a guaranteed price, usually within 48 hours.
Denver Holidays
Gateway to the Rockies, Denver, the capital of Colorado, is also a holiday spot itself. Set on the plains with mountians rising as a backdrop, this is one impressive city.
Mountain Resorts
Colorado Mountain Resorts are not only fabulous ski destinations in their wonderful winter months, in the glorious summer months these resorts transform into
Durango Holidays
Durango in south-west Colorado, was founded in 1880 as a rail junction for the gold-rush community of Silverton, 45 miles further north.
Colorado Springs Holidays
Sixty miles south of Denver lies Colorado Springs, the state’s second biggest city. Luckily it’s managed to keep the small town feel of the 1880’s when it was a leading resort known as Little London,
Alamosa and the San Luis Valley
South of Colorado Springs in the San Luis Valley lies the town of Alamosa. It’s a great base from which to explore the many unique and interesting attractions in this region.
Mesa Verde Holidays
West of Durango is Mesa Verde National Park, a World Heritage Site, this is the world’s only man-made national park and the only national park in the US exclusively devoted to archaeological remains..
Grand Junction Holidays
West Colorado, the Grand Junction area offers awe-inspiring beauty set in an dramatic red rock landscape.
Estes Park
Estes Park, the headquarters for Rocky Mountain National Park, sits at an elevation of 7,522 feet at the eastern entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park.
Things to see and do
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Just over a 90 minute drive north of Denver lies Rocky Mountain National Park. Measuring approximately 25 x 15 miles and straddling
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Durango to Silverton Railway
The historic Durango to Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is simply a must-do on any visit to Colorado. The line was constructed to haul silver and gold between the two towns in the 1880’s, but the passengers soon realised it was the view that was precious.
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Colorado National Monument
Near Grand Junction in the west is the splendour of Colorado National Monument. Here you can explore eleven
