America’s Southwest

Fulfilling your dreams of the real American road trip, the American southwest is a vast region of open desert roads, towering red rock cliffs, Native American heritage and remote wild west towns. On fly drives to the American Southwest discover the mountain state of Utah with its capital in the clouds, Salt Lake City, and the nearby ski resort of Park City that boasts fantastic hiking in the summer. Head south through breathtaking national parks like vertiginous Zion and unique Bryce Canyon. See the Hoover Dam and stop for the night at world-famous Grand Canyon National Park – a true natural wonder. New Mexico has a rich and varied heritage, from the proud Native American people, through the Spanish colonial influence of Mexico to modern America – this melting pot state is an intriguing place with a vibrant arts scene. From the pine covered mountains of Arizona to the bright lights and crowds of Las Vegas, holidays to the American Southwest are exciting, iconic and awe inspiring.

 

What’s most loved about the American Southwest

• America’s Southwest is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, including iconic landmarks like the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, and Arches National Park. Visitors are drawn to the region’s dramatic desert landscapes, towering red rock formations, and expansive vistas
• The Southwest is steeped in Native American history and culture, with numerous opportunities to explore ancient ruins, cliff dwellings, and vibrant cultural traditions. Places like Mesa Verde National Park, Canyon de Chelly, and Taos Pueblo offer deep insights into the region’s indigenous heritage
• Cities like Santa Fe, Sedona, and Taos are celebrated for their thriving arts scenes, with numerous galleries, studios, and cultural festivals. The Southwest’s unique blend of Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo influences creates a rich tapestry of artistic expression
• The Southwest is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities such as hiking, rock climbing, and river rafting. The diverse landscapes, including deserts, canyons, and mountains, provide endless opportunities for adventure and exploration
• The region is home to distinctive wildlife and plant species adapted to the desert environment. Visitors can encounter everything from saguaro cacti in Arizona to bighorn sheep in Utah, and explore diverse ecosystems in national parks and wildlife refuges
• America’s iconic Route 66 runs through the Southwest, offering a nostalgic journey through charming small towns, roadside attractions, and historic landmarks. Traveling this famous highway allows visitors to experience the cultural and historical significance of the “Mother Road”

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