14 – 21 Nov 2026
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Manhattan, Niagara Falls and the capital: an easy journey for the whole family
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The East Coast of the USA fits into a week without rushing. Four nights in New York leave time for Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park and an observatory with the city at your feet, without missing the 9/11 Memorial, a place of silence and remembrance.
The road then leads north to Niagara Falls on the American side, and south to Washington, with the Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol and the Smithsonian museums. 4★ hotels, an unhurried pace and your Greek coordinator make the trip easy for families and travellers of every age.
7 nights in 4★ hotels: New York, Niagara, Washington
7 breakfasts and 3 dinners; other meals are free
Scheduled flights, air-conditioned coach, ferry to the Statue of Liberty
8 days, stop by stop. Open a day to see what is planned: the map shows where you will be.
Fly from Athens to New York on a scheduled flight. On arrival your Greek coordinator welcomes you and the transfer takes you to the 4★ hotel in the heart of Manhattan. After the welcome dinner, for those with energy left, a first stroll to Times Square, among giant screens, yellow cabs and an energy that never switches off.
A day devoted to the heart of Manhattan: Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Terminal with its starry ceiling, the skyscrapers of Midtown. Then Central Park, with its tree-lined paths, ponds and benches where New Yorkers read the paper. At dusk you go up to a panoramic observatory, and the city lights come on beneath you.
In the morning a ferry to Liberty Island: the Statue of Liberty, symbol of arrival and hope, seen up close with the Manhattan skyline behind. Then the 9/11 Memorial, two pools set into the footprints of the Twin Towers, with the names of the victims inscribed in bronze: a place of silence and respect. In the afternoon you walk across Brooklyn Bridge.
A day at your disposal to live New York your own way: a great museum, a stroll through Greenwich Village and SoHo, shopping on Fifth Avenue or a bagel in a corner café. The coordinator suggests ideas and routes; in the evening you can choose, at your own expense, a Broadway musical.
An early start by coach to the north-west: the long road crosses wooded hills, lakes and small towns of upstate New York, with stops for lunch and to stretch your legs. You reach Niagara Falls on the American side in the afternoon: the roar of the water is heard before the falls are seen. In the evening the falls are lit with coloured lights. Dinner at the hotel.
In the morning the boat approaches the base of the falls, amid spray, wind and rainbows; the service is seasonal and in winter it is replaced by scenic walks in the park, with the falls often framed by ice. Then the long road south, through the hills of the Appalachians, to the capital. Arrival in Washington in the evening.
A day in the capital on foot along the National Mall: the Lincoln Memorial, with the seated statue of the president, the long pool mirroring the sky, the Washington Monument and, in the background, the Capitol. Then the Smithsonian museums, free to enter, for space, nature or art. On spring departures the cherry trees around the Tidal Basin usually bloom from late March. Farewell dinner.
Breakfast and a free morning, depending on the flight time: a stroll through Georgetown, with its row houses and shops, or one last look at the monuments. Then the transfer to the airport and the flight home to Athens, with one connection, your memory full of skyscrapers, waterfalls and white marble.
Prices are per person in a double room. Choose your departure and book online in just a few minutes.
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You need a passport valid for at least six months after your return. Entry requirements for the USA depend on nationality and may change: we will send you up-to-date guidance after booking and help with any electronic travel authorisation. Carry a copy of your documents.
Spring (with Washington's cherry blossom) and autumn (with the colours of Niagara and Central Park) are the most pleasant seasons. Summer is hot and humid, winter cold with snow, but with Christmas lights. The Niagara boat does not run in winter.
Level 1 out of 5: an easy trip, suitable for families. There is a lot of walking in the cities, on good pavements, and two long coach days (New York–Niagara and Niagara–Washington), with stops. For health precautions, consult your doctor, and arrange good travel insurance.
Comfortable shoes for plenty of walking, layers and a waterproof or umbrella for Niagara, where the spray soaks you. In winter a warm coat, hat and gloves; in summer a hat and sun cream. Useful: a small rucksack, a charger and a plug adapter.
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No, the service is seasonal and in general does not run in winter. When the boat is not operating, the visit to the American side continues with the viewing terraces and park trails, and in winter the falls are often framed by ice, a different but equally striking sight. Your coordinator will tell you in advance what is planned on your date.
The blossom lasts only a few days and the date changes every year with the weather: peak bloom usually falls between late March and early April. The spring departures are designed to come close to that period, but nobody can guarantee the exact day. If the trees are not yet in flower or have already finished, Washington is still splendid, with its monuments and parks.
Two days are long: New York to Niagara and Niagara to Washington, each with several hours on the road. The coach is air-conditioned and there are regular stops for lunch, restrooms and photographs. For children it is worth bringing books, games and a few snacks; at the stops you can stretch your legs.
Yes, it is designed for families too, with children from the age of five: the pace is relaxed, the hotels are 4★ and there is one free day in New York. A discount applies for children up to 11. The programme involves a lot of walking and two long coach days, so consider your children's age and habits.
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