Fly-Drive Holidays
Sample itineraries
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Land of the American Kings - Elvis, BB King and King Cotton
For millions around the world Memphis and Mississippi first and foremost mean music. The Blues were born in the Mississippi Delta....
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Awesome Oregon Tour
The sheer variety of Oregon's scenery is staggering from cascading waterfalls, dense forests, glorious wild mountains ranges and deep canyons to uncrowded beaches and quaint towns.
Tennessee and the Deep South
We are delighted to present this fly-drive experience starting with the fabulous city of New Orleans, travelling on through southern Louisiana's plantation country before following the historic Natchez Trace Parkway route up through Mississippi and into Tennessee.
The Florida Keys and the incredible "Overseas Highway"
The
Overseas Highway
that runs down the spine of the incredible Florida Keys is a one-of-a-kind driving experience through some of the nation's most spectacular scenery.
Louisiana - Heartbeat of The Deep South
This charming tour around Louisiana includes Plantation Home stays combined with stays in quaint and historic Southern towns. You'll love the laid-back feel in this part of the States, the incredibly friendly cajun people, the delicious cuisine and the wonderful scenery.
Northern California and Southern Oregon Tour
Wonders both natural and man-made abound on this great tour of the Wilderness and Coastal regions of stunning Northern California, along with the undiscovered beauty of Oregon.
America's Northern Rockies Adventure
Get ready for really fabulous scenery! You are headed for Big Sky Country where the spaces are vast, the mountains are...
Tour New England - New York - Niagara
From the bright city lights of the Big Apple to thundering Niagara Falls, from sleepy New England villages to the sandy beaches of Cape Cod, this tour has it all!
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Alabama Jazz, Blues and Soul Trail
Alabama has an important place in the story of the blues, most notably with Florence native W. C. Handy, the “Father of the Blues.” Handy played a unique role in jump-starting the music scene during the “roaring 20s,” and helped to bring the blues to international audiences. The combined efforts of Handy and another Alabamian, songwriter Perry Bradford , culminated in the first blues recording, “Crazy Blues.” Sung by Mamie Smith and released in 1920, this song became an unexpected, overnight sensation, selling more than 1 million copies in one year.
Texas and Louisiana Adventure
The "Larger than Life" state of Texas combined with the friendly, historic state of Louisiana will offer you a journey through ranches, plantation homes, swamps, historic hamlets, lively capitals and provide you with a taste of cajun and country & western music and nightlife.
