You don’t have to cross an ocean to unlock an incredible travel experience. Awe-inspiring natural wonders, diverse cultures, and unique travel experiences are much closer than you might think.
Imagine rafting on the Colorado River, surrounded by dramatic red-orange cliffsides; riding the Ice Explorer to Athabasca to drink pure water directly from the glacier; cuddling the Alaskan sled dogs who compete in the treacherous Iditarod; or searching for the telltale blow of a whale while cruising off the coast of New Brunswick. These are just a few of the many unforgettable experiences on our National Parks of the Southwest, Canadian Rockies Explorer, Alaska’s Untamed Wilderness, and The Canadian Maritimes tours.
Need to see it to believe it? Scroll down to view on-tour photos of some of the incredible scenery and exciting activities on these tours, taken by travelers just like you.
It’s a land of scenes epic in scope, from the immense Grand Canyon and the winding Colorado to the sandstone spires of Bryce and the red-rock cliffs and chasms of Zion. It’s the Southwest, which our small group celebrates at favorite national parks and preserves. And, as author Wallace Stegner wrote, it’s America’s “best idea.”
A group of Odysseys guests taking in the striking red-orange cliffsides during a motorized raft ride on the Colorado River.
Antelope Canyon, located on Navajo Nation lands, is only accessible via guided tour. Our guests get an inside view of the “flowing” canyon walls, pictured here, on National Parks of the Southwest.
The Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and is a must-see for travelers. We spend a full day here exploring the national park and taking in the scope of this immense phenomena. This photo was taken by a guest at one of the viewing points we visit.
One of North America’s great unspoiled wildernesses, the Canadian Rockies offer bountiful rewards for outdoor-loving travelers. While staying in unique mountain lodges, we ride in Glacier National Park’s famed Red Jammers, visit cerulean Lake Louise, and set foot on Athabasca Glacier. Amid stunning alpine scenery, it’s a feast for the eyes – and the spirit.
Odysseys guests cruise along the Going-to-the-Sun Road in famed “Red Jammers” while in Glacier National Park, Montana.
Tranquil Lake Louise, known for its striking turquoise water, stuns at all times of day, as we learn on our multiple outings to view this picturesque setting.
After a ride on the Ice Explorer to Athabasca Glacier, the most-visited glacier in North America, we have the opportunity to drink pure water directly from the glacier.
Awe-inspiring natural beauty and outdoor adventure await as we explore Alaska’s varied landscapes and noteworthy cities. From Denali, Wrangell-St. Elias, and Kenai Fjords national parks to the energy of Anchorage and scenic Seward, our small group encounters the breadth and beauty of America’s 49th state.
A group of Odysseys guests on a half-day hike to Root Glacier, walking amid the magnificent scenery of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.
During our visit to an Iditarod sled dog kennel, we have the opportunity to interact directly with the dogs – and even play with puppies!
The old mining towns of the early 20th century feature as one element of our touring in Alaska. Talkeetna, pictured here alongside a group of Odysseys guests, is one of several towns we explore.
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island make for a scenic and history-infused journey. We explore fishing villages and port cities, French fortifications and colonial British settlements, and travel to secluded Prince Edward Island and rugged Cape Breton on this classic route.
Historic Lunenburg, a UNESCO site, which we tour during our exploration of Nova Scotia’s South Shore.
In Shediac, New Brunswick – the “Lobster Capital of the World” – guests enjoy a unique experience: a lobster dinner on board a working lobster boat.
We spend two nights in charming Prince Edward Island, home to white-sand beaches, red cliffs, gently sloping dunes, and wildflower-dotted fields.
If these photos sparked your wanderlust, take a look at the full itineraries of our North America tours by clicking here. When you’re ready to make your reservation, give us a call or submit an online reservation request. We’d be delighted to show you more of what North America has to offer.
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