North American Highways: Inspiration: Colonial Coast & Carolinas

Colonial Coast & Carolinas Holidays

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Biltmore Estate
A splendid mansion filled with art and surrounded by 250 acres of parkland, gardens and a winery.

Outer Banks
A chain of narrow islands with small towns and National Monuments.

Charleston
A beautiful historic city with cobbled streets, boutique shops, art galleries and restaurants full of southern charm.

Savannah
With more than 1000 meticulously restored homes this is one of the most romantic cities in USA.

The Smoky Mountains
Dramatic scenery of landscapes surrounded by hazy blue vapour.

Jekyll and St Simons Islands
90-miles of pristine beaches.

Asheville
Charming town with art deco buildings, restaurants and galleries.

Georgetown
Warm hospitality and full of history this charming town is also known as the ghost capital of the south.

History, charm and warm southern hospitality await you in this romantic area of USA. The beauty of The Blue Ridge Mountains with their hazy blue mists and quaint towns with perfectly restored buildings reside here.

Step back in time to the era of plantations and opulent townhouses as these states have barely changed. North Carolina’s coast is home to the Outer Banks, a small chain of fragile barrier islands with 130 miles of unspoiled coastline. Giant sand dunes gaze out over pristine beaches and wetlands brimming with wildlife.

Historic lighthouses, fresh seafood and 16th century history can all be found on these wonderful shores. Further down the coast lies a 60-mile span of white sand beaches. The Grand Strand features incredible seafood restaurants, unique shops and historic tours.

South Carolina is rich in history and is the site where the first shots were fired in the American Civil War. Discover fascinating American heritage at its historic sites and living history attractions. More than 1200 historic sites in South Carolina are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and distinctive architecture is prominent throughout the state.