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NEW ENGLAND'S FOUR SEASONS
Year round, it's always the right time to visit New England !!

WINTER
Snow and crisp sunny days make winter fun. At Christmas, pine trees sparkle with lights and houses have candles at the windows. It all looks like a Christmas card! Winter is perfect for a romantic break in a country inn or for skiing and snowboarding in the mountains. It is also a great time to enjoy the cities: first-class theatre, concerts, museums and shopping.

SPRING
To celebrate the end of winter, check out the maple sugar festivals. Once the snow melts, the race is on to see who has the first blooms. New Englanders are great gardeners, and spring brings a profusion of daffodils, followed by dogwood and lilacs. Flower shows are great fun, with the same high standards that you expect at home.

SUMMER
New England is on the same latitude as Madrid and Rome, so it's sunshine and picnics from June onwards. Beaches line the coast from Connecticut to Maine, with more on hundreds of lakes inland. Watersports? Go sailing, canoeing, swimming, surfing or fishing. Try sea kayaking, a fun way to explore the countless islands. Go camping, rent a log cabin or listen to outdoor concerts by the sea, in the mountains, beside lakes and in cities.

AUTUMN (Please see our dedicated page to the spectacular Fall Foliage season) 
New England's fall foliage is legendary. Thanks to a combination of soil, warm days and crisp nights, the leaves change from green to a tapestry of colour (September - October). The weather is ideal for hiking, biking and that fly-drive holiday. Explore the back roads and country lanes, where farm stands are piled high with crunchy apples, corn on the cob and orange pumpkins.