7-Day North America Tour Packages
Think you can cover North America in a week? Obviously not—the continent's massive, but a week can show you one region, be it the West Coast, Southwest national parks, East Coast cities, Canadian Rockies, or Mexico's Yucatan. You're choosing between urban culture or natural landscapes or mixing both. Seven days works for focused regional exploration, including Los Angeles to San Francisco, New York to D.C., or Banff and Jasper.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day North America tour itineraries
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Amazing Days in Ilulissat - 5 Days
The Arctic beckons on this 5-day adventure between Keflavik and Ilulissat, with 4 nights at Best Western Hotel Ilulissat. The route encompasses 3 remarkable destinations: the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefiord, traditional Ilimanaq settlement, and the magnificent Eqi glacier, connected by scenic boat rides.

Canadian Rockies & Glacier National Park (2026)
This week-long tour takes you across Canada and Montana to 5 stops including UNESCO-listed Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Glacier National Park, Waterton Lakes, Banff, and Lake Louise. Ride in a vintage 1930s Jammer along Going-to-the-Sun Road as it crosses the Continental Divide.

What people love about 7-day North America tours
- Amazing Days in Ilulissat - 5 Days
Great experience seeing the colorful houses of these small settlements in Greenland. We also enjoyed seeing whales, glaciers, icebergs, icefjords, and sledge puppies. Visiting with a native Inuit Greenlander in her home was so educational. There we saw narwhal tusks that her brother had given to her after he caught them. We saw all the handcrafted clothing made by her by hand out of sealskin and beads. At the end of that visit, we were able to purchase some of the crafts she had made. Our guide was very helpful at finding vegan food for us, including making the sandwiches herself for our boating days. The only downside was that sometimes neither the guide nor the hotel seemed to know which meals we had already paid for and were expecting to be part of the package. If I hadn't spoken up, we would have paid twice for two dinners at the hotel. But all in all, I highly recommend this tour.
- Essential East Coast (5 destinations)
I took a guided tour from New York City to Quebec City with the Europomundo tour group. I knew it would be mostly in Spanish and although I know that I didn't get a full translation in English and/or facts and figures were made up along the way, it did not diminish from the enjoyment I had undertaking the tour. I was not the only Spanish speaker in the group, which was good. I thought the local tours were good, although the local guide in Montreal was a far-left, climate-change disciple, which I did not appreciate. Tour guides are employed to provide information not opinions. The guides we had in Boston and Quebec City were excellent and their bi-lingual content was well-delivered. The main guide, Jeanette was friendly, had a happy disposition, and was available to everyone, and our bus driver, Anna, was also excellent, ensuring we got to our destinations safely. Overall, the tour was very good and I am glad I was able to have the opportunity to travel overland with a group from New York City to Quebec City on a group tour.
- Canadian Rockies & Glacier National Park (2026)
It was an amazing experience! Julie Rolleman was the best tour guide! Her knowledge, personable nature, efficiency and connection with us was just the best. Our bus driver, Bruce was also great and the two of them provided an excellent and fun adventure in the Canadian Rockies.




























