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It’s social
On our North America trips for 18-35s, you’ll travel with likeminded people of a similar age. AKA you’ll share the experiences, make memories and maybe even begin lifelong friendships.
No stress
Ditch the navigation worries and let the experts sort it for you. We sort your accommodation, entry to big attractions and get you access to the best local guides - with some queue-jumping too.
Truly unique experiences
Meet the Warrior Women and support Indigenous storytelling in Jasper, Canada, party like a champ in Vegas, visit NASA HQ, the home of country music and so much more.
"One of the best trips I’ve ever done. Met some amazing people and saw some incredible places, all in under two weeks.”
Jake Maddocks
“Highly recommend the Best of USA tour. It's perfect for a solo traveller who hasn’t been to the States before and doesn’t have a huge amount of time. It covers four amazing cities with heaps of activities and free time.”
Jessica
“My trip was amazing. Had the best tour leader through Canada. Charlotte was great - highly recommend, and the trip was really well planned.”
Ryan Jones
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clear searchThey use the US Dollar (USD) in the USA and the Canadian Dollar (CAD) in Canada. We’d recommend you check the exchange rate before you travel.
It totally depends on what you want to do! Spring time (March through May) is lovely in most parts of North America, but you can find awesome things to do at any time of year.
Yes, you’ll need to sort a visa before entering North America. Check out our simple visas guide for all the info.
Again, it totally depends on what you’re up to on your visit, but we’d say a good backpack, some sturdy walking shoes and sunglasses are a must.
Americans and Canadians LOVE an ATM, and you can access them pretty much anywhere. If cash is required on any of our tours we’ll make sure you have it.
We recommend at least 1-2 weeks to get the best experience possible!
There is very much a tipping culture, especially in the US. It isn’t mandatory, but on the whole it’s very much expected that you’ll tip around 15-20% of your bill.
Yes, it’s generally safe to drink tap water in both the USA and Canada. Some regions may prefer bottled water for taste reasons.
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