Las Vegas the Entertainment Capital of the World. Everywhere you look from the Strip to the fabulous Fremont Street Experience, there is a vast amount of amazing things to see and do in Las Vegas.

Attracting more than 38 million visitors every year, you will be blown away by what Las Vegas has to offer. Take a Gondola ride through the streets of Venice, fine dine 50 storeys up in a half scale replica of the Eiffel Tower or ride a roller coaster at 900 ft on top of the Stratosphere Tower. If  gambling, stage shows and concerts preformed by some of the world's leading entertainers are not your thing, you can simply lay by the swimming pool with a drink in your hand soaking up the sun! Las Vegas really does have it all.

Los Angeles has something for everyone, with 75 miles of sunny coastline, a flourishing downtown, lifestyle playgrounds for the rich and famous.

One of the most popular ways to experience L.A. is by enjoying free activities, such as a scenic drive or visiting top cultural attractions. Visit the infamous Rodeo Drive, renowned for its high-end boutiques.  Enjoy the vast range of restaurants and nightclubs with something to suit everyone!  L.A. has more museums and theatres than any U.S. city, and a thriving music and gallery scene. Go and see an LA Philharmonic performance at Walt Disney Concert Hall or an outdoor concert at the Hollywood Bowl.  Take a lovely stroll down Venice Beach or experience the famous Santa Monica pier.

San Francisco is home to a little bit of everything.  Whether you’re a first time visitor or a long time local.  San Francisco’s Golden Gates welcomes all.

Once called "the bridge that couldn't be built," today it is one the seven wonders of the modern world, It’s considered one of San Francisco’s most famous landmark.  Visit Alcatraz, a former prison, now a National Park and one the city’s most popular attractions.  A mile and half from Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz was one of the first lighthouses built on the Pacific Coast, then an infamous prison for notorious convicts such as Al Capone. Get around the city on one of the few places in the world where you can ride around on a national historic landmark.  The cable cars are the world’s last permanently operational manually operated cable car system.

Let us help you discover the “Big Apple”. During the day visit the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building and Times Square. Then spend the evening in Broadway, which offers you a chance to see some of the greatest musical shows on earth.

Take a boat trip to experience one of New York’s most famous landmarks, The Statue of Liberty. Ride around Central Park in horse and carriage where you can see this amazing Park in all its’ glory. Be sure to take time to visit Museum Mile which offers the Guggenheim Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art.

New York is by far the ultimate City break destination, with famous landmarks around every corner you will never tire of exploring the City that Never Sleeps.