3-Week USA Tour Packages
What if you could experience America from coast to coast in one epic journey? Start in star-studded Beverly Hills, cruise the Las Vegas Strip at night, then hike or helicopter over the Grand Canyon. Monument Valley with a Navajo guide, stargazing in Yosemite, walking through California's giant Redwoods. Denali's wilderness, Kenai Fjords whale cruises, Niagara Falls, New Orleans' vibrant culture – basically everything that makes America unforgettable.
Insider tips: Recommended 3-week USA tour itineraries
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21 Day USA Coast to Coast Itinerary, incl. Los Angeles and Miami
A grand 21-day southern route connects 14 American cities. Travelers will hike the Grand Canyon, witness Fort Worth cattle drives, and savor Little Havana food tours. Package includes 18 hotel nights, 2 special stays, 7 dinners, and 15 breakfasts.
- Days 1-2
Los Angeles
Begin in LA exploring Beverly Hills and Venice Beach. Get to Santa Monica Pier early when the morning fog typically clears around 10 AM for better photos. Plan 2-3 hours for Venice Beach to see Muscle Beach and street performers. If you're visiting Disneyland, buy tickets online to skip the lines and set aside a full 12-hour day.
- Days 3-4
Las Vegas
Drive 4 hours through the Mojave Desert to Vegas. Book a hotel on the Strip for easy access. You'll find better deals on buffet dinners between 4-6 PM. Watch the Fremont Street light show which runs hourly after sunset. Stand near the center for the best experience.
- Days 5-6
Grand Canyon
Take Route 66 east for 4.5 hours to the South Rim. Get to Mather Point 30 minutes before sunrise for amazing views. Bring layers since rim temperatures can swing 20°F between day and night. "The helicopter ride was worth every penny - seeing the canyon's scale from above is mind-blowing."
- Days 7-8
Monument Valley to Santa Fe
Drive through Monument Valley into Navajo Nation territory. Allow 2-3 hours for photos. Walk around Santa Fe's Plaza area where galleries stay open until 7 PM. Take it slow your first day since the 7,200-foot altitude affects some visitors.
- Days 9-11
Texas
Travel through Amarillo to Fort Worth/Dallas. Visit Cadillac Ranch early for fewer crowds. Watch the Fort Worth Stockyards cattle drive at 11:30 AM or 4 PM. Show up 30 minutes early for good spots.
- Days 12-13
Memphis
Cross Arkansas into Memphis's music scene. Get Graceland tickets online to avoid long waits. Check out Thursday nights on Beale Street for great live music with smaller crowds than weekends.
- Days 14-15
New Orleans
Walk the French Quarter in the morning before it gets hot. Skip Bourbon Street and go to Frenchmen Street after 8 PM for real jazz. "The morning beignets at Café du Monde are worth the wait - go before 8 AM to avoid hour-long lines."
- Days 16-18
Florida Coast
Head through Panama City Beach to Orlando. Use Universal Studios' app to track wait times. Hit popular rides early since Harry Potter attractions have shortest lines before 10 AM.
- Days 19-21
Miami
Finish your trip in Miami. Visit South Beach before 11 AM or after 4 PM to avoid peak heat. Book Little Havana food tours 2-3 days ahead. Plan the 3-hour drive from Orlando outside rush hours (7-9 AM and 4-7 PM).
20 Day Alaska Itinerary, incl. Anchorage and Denali National Park
Alaska's wilderness beckons over 20 days across 6 major destinations from Anchorage to Valdez. Three days each in Denali National Park and Seward feature glacier walks, wildlife cruises, and nights at remote locations like Maclaren River Lodge's Glacier Camp.
- Days 1-4
Anchorage & Seward
Your Alaska adventure begins in Anchorage, where summer brings 18-20 hours of daylight and pleasant temperatures of 58-77°F. Take a 2.5-hour drive to Seward on day 2. "Watching the calving glaciers in Kenai Fjords was mind-blowing - bring a warm jacket even in summer as the wind off the water gets chilly," notes a recent visitor. Take two days to explore Exit Glacier. If you're up for it, tackle the full 8.2-mile Harding Icefield trail, or choose shorter viewpoint hikes. Look out for black bears snacking on berries near the trail.
- Days 5-7
Homer & Adventure Camp
The scenic 4-hour drive to Homer offers a stop at Russian River to spot seasonal salmon runs. Take a water taxi to Kasitsna Bay for two nights of camping. Go kayaking to spot sea otters and harbor seals. Back in town, stop by the local favorite Salty Dawg Saloon on Homer Spit.
- Days 8-9
Hope & Anchorage
Visit the historic mining town of Hope before returning to Anchorage via Turnagain Arm. Watch for beluga whales and stop at Potter Marsh for bird watching. A local tip: "We saw moose right in downtown Anchorage - keep your distance and never get between a mother and calf."
- Days 10-12
Denali National Park
A must-see on any Alaska trip. Take an early morning park shuttle into the wilderness for the best wildlife viewing. "Layer up - temperatures can swing 30 degrees in a day. The mosquitoes are fierce in summer so bring repellent," suggests one traveler. Book a flightseeing tour around Mt. Denali if weather allows.
- Days 13-14
Maclaren River Lodge
Take the Denali Highway to Maclaren River Lodge. Hop on a jet boat to Glacier Camp for wilderness camping, then canoe back the next day. No cell service makes this true Alaskan wilderness.
- Days 15-17
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
Visit America's largest national park for ice climbing, glacier walks, or rafting. The 60-mile McCarthy Road is challenging but worth it. Basic camping facilities mean no showers.
- Days 18-20
Valdez & Return to Anchorage
Finish in Valdez to watch bears at the salmon hatchery. Try kayaking near Columbia Glacier to see icebergs up close. Drive back to Anchorage through Thompson Pass, with lunch at Matanuska Glacier.
20 Days in Western USA, incl. National Parks and Hawaii
A 20-day western adventure spans 21 cities across the US and Hawaii. Two nights at Luxor Las Vegas and 5 nights at OHANA Waikiki East complement visits to Yosemite, Grand Canyon, and Bryce Canyon among 6 national parks. Costs approx. $280 per day.
- Days 1-2
Los Angeles & San Diego
Begin in LA and drive south to San Diego on I-5. The trip takes about 2 hours. Check out the Gaslamp Quarter and Seaport Village in San Diego. Visit Seaport Village in late afternoon when it's cooler and the lighting makes for better photos.
- Days 3-4
Desert Southwest & Grand Canyon
Travel through Palm Springs and the Sonoran Desert to Sedona. From there drive 2 hours to Grand Canyon National Park. Plan to reach the South Rim in mid-afternoon when there are fewer people. "The sunset at Yavapai Point was incredible - get there 30 minutes early to secure a prime viewing spot."
- Days 5-6
Monument Valley & Bryce Canyon
Head through the Painted Desert to Monument Valley. Stop at Cameron Trading Post to shop for authentic Native American crafts. Visit Page/Lake Powell on your way to Bryce Canyon. Bring extra layers since temperatures change a lot between day and night at higher elevations.
- Days 7-8
Zion & Las Vegas
Start your morning at Zion National Park before driving 2.5 hours to Las Vegas. "Take the first shuttle into Zion around 7am - you'll have the trails almost to yourself and avoid the midday heat."
- Days 9-10
Death Valley & Yosemite
Drive through Death Valley (bring extra water) on your way to Mammoth Lakes and Yosemite. Remember that Tioga Pass might be closed in winter so you may need to go through Fresno instead. "The Yosemite Valley loop trail gave us amazing views without the intense hiking - perfect for photography."
- Days 11-14
San Francisco to Los Angeles
Take two days to explore San Francisco then drive down the Pacific Coast Highway through Monterey and Carmel. Book your Alcatraz tickets at least 2 months ahead. The Highway 1 drive will take longer than expected so plan for lots of photo stops.
- Days 15-19
Hawaii Extension
Fly to Honolulu for 5 days of relaxation. Stay in Waikiki to be close to the beach. Try climbing Diamond Head early in the morning before it gets hot. "Take the local bus to North Shore - it's slower than a tour but you'll see the real Hawaii and save money."
- Day 20
Return to Los Angeles
Book a late flight back to the mainland so you can enjoy your last morning in Hawaii. Consider staying at a hotel in LA since flights from Hawaii arrive late.
USA 21 Day Tour Packages You'll Love
USA: LA to Miami
Alaska Adventure - 20 Days
Aloha Discovery - Honolulu Option with Airfare
Western USA Encompassed
Alaska Denali, Kenai & Wrangell Adventure - 20 days
Awesome Alaska Camping - 20 days
The Grand East
USA: LA to Miami (USA National Park Non Resident Fees)
Alaska & the Yukon with Alaska Cruise
Western USA National Parks Explorer (Moab And Mesa Verde)
What people love about 3-week USA tours
I always thought traveling in small groups wasn’t my thing, but traveling with Infinite, I loved having people of all kinds of interests to hang out with. There was always someone who wanted to do what I wanted. Food was very diverse and equipment was top notch.
Alaska Adventure - 20 Days
- Highlights of Route 66
Very informative with Tour Director’s wealth of information about the whole Tour. Well done John!!
- Exploring America's Great Parks
This tour was amazing, even better than anticipated. The coach was brand new and very comfortable. Mike, our driver was EXCELLENT. I have a fear of heights (yeah, I know, great tour to book in the mountains) but his skill let me relax and even look out the windows. Our guide Shawn was a wealth of great information, and made the extra effort to show us things that others may have missed. The accommodations were first class every night, but varied between the rustic Old Faithful Yellowstone Inn to the urban high rises. All breakfasts were included which was nice. All luggage was taken care of by staff on site. We could not have done this tour independently with the accommodations, meals, passes, and experience for the amount spent. We would HIGHLY recommend this tour as the most bang-for-your-buck tour of the National Parks.
