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The coastal states of Maryland and Delaware are home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the East Coast and some of the U.S.`s most dynamic cities. This is a perfect place to relax on the beach one day and sightsee in such bustling metropolitan areas as Baltimore and Wilmington the next. There`s a lot to see in the states along the Atlantic and the Chesapeake, so find and book your perfect city and beach holiday in Maryland and Delaware today!
The geographic diversity and activity options are limitless in the Mid-Atlantic, from the Ohio River Valley through the Appalachians to the Chesapeake and the Tidewater.
The site of the first permanent English settlements and the places that played pivotal roles in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War – these historic places are all in the Mid-Atlantic.
Out of all the ways you can see the United States of America, there`s really no other mode of transportation that is more exciting and freeing than the automobile. The United States is known for some of the most iconic road trips in the entire world.
Virginia's coastline clocks in at just 112 miles but there is something to be said about quality over quantity. From Virginia Beach to Chincoteague, you'll fall in love with the state's beaches and its inland cities.
North Carolina and South Carolina have nearly 500 miles of Atlantic coastline between them, and there are many city and beach destinations to be seen and enjoyed in both states.
Massachusetts offers some of the most intimate and luxurious beach destinations in the country, at places like Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket, which you can combine with nearby Boston.
If you have more time, consider driving south on Interstate 95 through Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia down to Florida and explore some of the Sunshine State's 1,350 miles of gorgeous coastline.
