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Route 66 Journey
Route 66 Journey
Step back in time to the golden age of road travel on one of the world’s famous highways, Route 66.
Your epic 2000-mile journey will be full of kitsch and quirky Americana.
This USA holiday can be tailored to suit your exact requirements, so just let us know your ideal trip.
Everything can be adjusted to suit your needs and create your perfect USA holiday.
Inclusions
- International flights from UK
- Accommodation with breakfast
- Self-Drive - Car rental from airport to airport
- ATOL Protection
- Travel Trust Protection
Accommodation
- 2 nights Chicago, Illinois
- 1 night Springfield, Illinois
- 2 nights St Louis, Missouri
- 1 night Springfield, Missouri
- 1 night Tulsa, Oklahoma
- 1 night Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- 1 night Amarillo, Texas
- 1 night Tucumcari, New Mexico
- 2 night Albuquerque, New Mexico
- 2 nights Flagstaff, Arizona
- 2 nights Las Vegas, Nevada
- 2 nights Santa Monica, California
Day 1: UK - Chicago
Fly from the UK to Chicago where you will pick up your rental car on arrival.
Explore this lakeside city and make sure you see the Route 66 Begin sign.
Overnight Chicago.
Day 2: Chicago
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight Chicago.
Day 3: Springfield, Illinois
Self Drive to Springfield.
Explore the hometown of President Lincoln.
Overnight Springfield, Illinois.
Day 4: St Louis, Missouri
Self Drive to St Louis.
See the iconic Gateway Arch in the biggest Route 66 city between Chicago and LA.
Overnight St Louis, Missouri.
Day 5: St Louis, Missouri
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight St Louis, Missouri.
Day 6: Springfield, Illinois
Self Drive to Springfield.
Discover original parts of the 1930s road and drive past historic motels.
Overnight Springfield, Illinois.
Day 7: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Self Drive to Tulsa.
Pass into the Sooner State and get a picture of the Route 66 Rising sculpture.
Overnight Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Day 8: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Self Drive to Oklahoma City.
Stop for the night in the state capital of Oklahoma and get some comfort food at the historic Cheever’s Café.
Overnight Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Day 9: Amarillo, Texas
Self Drive to Amarillo.
Route 66 passes through the north of Texas and you’ll stay a night in heritage-packed Amarillo.
Overnight Amarillo, New Mexico.
Day 10: Tucumcari, New Mexico
Self Drive to Tucamcari.
Route 66 passes through the north of Texas and you’ll stay a night in heritage-packed Amarillo.
Overnight Amarillo, New Mexico.
Day 11: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Self Drive to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Cross over the state line into New Mexico and learn about native culture in Albuquerque.
Overnight Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Day 12: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Day 13: Flagstaff, Arizona
Self Drive to Flagstaff.
Spend a couple of days exploring northern Arizona, perhaps taking a detour to the Grand Canyon and the town of Williams.
Overnight Flagstaff, Arizona.
Day 14: Flagstaff, Arizona
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight Flagstaff, Arizona.
Day 15: Las Vegas, Nevada
Self Drive to Las Vegas.
Enjoy round-the-clock entertainment in Las Vegas.
Overnight Las Vegas.
Day 16: Las Vegas, Nevada
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight Las Vegas.
Day 17: Santa Monica, California
Self Drive to Santa Monica.
Overnight Santa Monica, California.
Day 18: Santa Monica, California
Enjoy the day at leisure.
Overnight Santa Monica, California.
Day 19: Los Angeles – UK
Drive to Los Angeles International Airport and drop your rental car off for your overnight flight back to the UK.
Day 20: Arrive UK
Arrive back in the UK.
Chicago
As the largest city in the Midwest, Chicago is the quintessential American city with a surprisingly homey atmosphere.
From its exquisite lakefront views to its world-class dining and cultural delights, the US’s ‘second city’ consistently proves itself to be a first-rate destination which is second to none.
Visitors will discover a wide range of landmark museums, iconic architecture, and thriving comedy, theatre, and blues scenes. While outdoor enthusiasts explore the picturesque pathway winding along the Lake Michigan coastline, or join a volleyball game at sprawling North Avenue Beach, culture aficionados can admire works by the likes of Picasso and Miro in the city’s world-class galleries.
With its wildly diverse neighbourhoods drawing on influences from around the world, the Windy City truly has something for everyone. No matter, your age or interests, you are unlikely to experience a dull moment in the vibrant metropolis of Chicago.
St. Louis
Resting on the western bank of the mighty Mississippi River, St Louis is a major city in the southern state of Missouri and the largest city in the scenic Great Plains area.
Whether you are keen to enjoy some baseball, bowling and beer or some rich local culture and history, this vibrant city has something to offer just about every type of visitor.
The main attraction is undoubtedly the iconic silver Gateway Arch. This impressive feat of engineering was built in honour of explorers Lewis and Clarke and stands over 190 metres high.
Other must-visit places include the enormous and scenic Forest Park; the one-of-a-kind City Museum, constructed using unique found objects; and the National Blues Museum, which honours the city’s local blues heroes including legendary blues musician Chuck Berry.
Missouri
Situated in midwestern America, with the Mississippi River forming its eastern border, Missouri is an extensive state, which is widely considered to be a tourist highlight of the Great Plains regions.
Popular urban areas include Kansas City and St Louis, both of which feature vibrant neighbourhoods, lively live jazz music venues, and some excellent local museums.
The Gateway Arch & Jefferson National Expansion Memorial is a must-see in St Louis, and the American Jazz Museum in Kansas City provides a fascinating insight into the city's jazz history.
The Ozark Mountains in the south provide ample wide-open scenic spaces to explore and visitors to the Ozark National Scenic Riverways can enjoy excellent inner-tubing and canoeing along a 225 kilometre stretch of spectacularly scenic rivers.
Oklahoma
Situated in the midwestern region of the United States, the state of Oklahoma is known for its diverse and scenic landscapes characterised by beautiful hills, lakes, sand dunes, forests and the Great Plains.
Oklahoma City, the capital, is home to the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, focused on the state’s pioneer history, and the Bricktown entertainment district, popular for dining and nightlife.
Visitors can look forward to experiencing the cowboy spirit by visiting heritage centres and ranches and by horse riding or even spending the night in a traditional tipi.
Other attractions include Little Sahara State Park, Lake Tenkiller, and the Talimena National scenic byway.
Not-to-be-missed is the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, home to buffalo, elk and deer, and Route 66, comprised of over 650 kilometres of iconic road - ideal for a classic American road trip.
Amarillo, Texas
Surrounded by endless grassland prairies and dramatic red sandstone cliffs, Amarillo is both the largest city and the cultural and commercial capital of the Texas Panhandle.
As the gateway to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, the city also serves as a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts who flock here to take advantage of the countless hiking, camping, mountain biking, ziplining, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing opportunities on offer.
Amarillo’s Route 66 Historic District is a delight to explore as it is dotted with a variety of restaurants, cafes, clubs and antique stores, many of which occupy beautiful old art deco and Spanish Revival buildings.
Other popular attractions include the Cadillac Ranch, an art installation constructed using numerous graffiti-decorated cars and the Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum, featuring an impressive collection of vintage recreational vehicles.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Set on the banks of the mighty Rio Grande River, in the shadow of the pink-hued Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque is New Mexico’s largest city with a population of nearly half a million people.
This vibrant high-altitude city’s modern Downtown area contrasts with Old Town Albuquerque, which dates back to 1706 when the city was founded as a Spanish colony.
Visitors can look forward to marvelling at the architecture of Albuquerque’s oldest church - San Felipe de Neri Church; visiting the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center or the Petroglyph National Monument to see ancient designs and symbols carved into volcanic rocks; and learning more about Albuquerque’s modern influence as the birthplace of Microsoft at the city’s popular science and history museums.
Flagstaff, Arizona
Situated on the Colorado Plateau, near the San Francisco Peaks mountain range and the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff is a vibrant university town and a popular base for exploring the numerous natural attractions of northern Arizona.
In the summer months, outdoor enthusiasts are attracted by the many hiking and mountain biking trails in the nearby mountains which transform in winter into an ideal snowy playground for skiers and snowboarders.
The town itself boasts a wide range of excellent accommodation options and restaurants as well as a pedestrian-friendly downtown area dotted with numerous historic buildings dating from the late 1800's to early 1900's.
Other popular attractions include the Arizona Historical Society Pioneer Museum, the Arboretum at Flagstaff, and the Museum of Northern Arizona.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Officially known as the City of Las Vegas, this spectacular city is situated in the state of Nevada in the heart of the Mojave Desert. Las Vegas, America’s fastest-growing metropolis, is infamous for its fabulously over-the-top mega-resorts adorned with dazzling neon lights.
Vegas pulses with energy during the day and positively heaves at night. The city’s club scene rivals Ibiza for its intensity and it stages boasting extravagant shows that give Broadway a run for its money.
This high-energy desert oasis also has plenty of history and off-the-beaten-track experiences to discover, especially if you wander off 'The Strip' and into the Fremont Street Experience in the old downtown area.
Whether visiting Las Vegas for the casinos, the poolside cocktails, the all-you-can-eat buffets, or the wild parties and crazy characters, Sin City has got you covered.
Santa Monica
Santa Monica’s pleasant Mediterranean-like climate and its dramatic setting on a cliffside overlooking its famed stretch of golden sand beach, make it the perfect place to experience a taste of the glamour of LA at its most relaxed.
This coastal paradise boasts some excellent shopping haunts, world-class restaurants, and, thanks to the amusement park on its historical Pier, a round-the-clock atmosphere of vibrant festivity.
The city bustles during the day and positively heaves at night. Visitors are spoiled for choice with a wide range of evening entertainment options on offer.
From the laid back outdoor cafes, cocktails on the beach, sophisticated hotel lounges, heaving dance clubs, and live music hotspots, there really is never a dull moment in this city by the sea.
