Private tours, bespoke itineraries and curated journeys across United States.
Fifty states, six time zones, from Manhattan’s skyline to Miami’s Art Deco shoreline.
At Do Not Disturb, we match you with one of our dedicated United States luxury travel experts who designs a tailor-made itinerary around how you want your time away to feel. With deep destination knowledge and meticulous planning behind the scenes, we transform complex travel into something effortless and entirely your own.
From the canyon landscapes of the Southwest to the bright lights of New York, the white-clapboard villages of New England to the vineyards of Napa Valley, the United States contains more versions of extraordinary than most travelers ever get around to. It is one of the few destinations in the world where you could return every year and still feel like you are only getting started.
Discover Lake Tahoe in early autumn, warm water, clear air, and fewer crowds.
Timing is what makes the Everglades work.
A private guided experience through Yosemite's quieter trails, high country and hidden valleys, timed and routed to avoid the crowds, arranged by Do Not Disturb.
A private after-dark exploration of Miami Beach's Art Deco Historic District, with expert guided access to historic lobbies, bars and dinner by the water, arranged by Do Not Disturb.
The United States covers 3.8 million square miles across six time zones, making it one of the most geographically diverse destinations on earth. From the canyon landscapes of the Southwest to the colonial cities of the Eastern Seaboard, the vineyards of California to the wilderness of Alaska, the country contains multitudes that most visitors only scratch the surface of.
Despite its scale, the US is straightforward to navigate for the prepared traveler. Domestic flights connect major cities in a matter of hours, private car routes open up the national parks and wine regions, and Amtrak’s long-distance scenic routes, particularly through the Rockies and along the Pacific coast, offer an unhurried way to move between destinations that no flight can replicate.
The best of the United States rewards specificity. The national parks are extraordinary but require advance planning to experience properly. The food and wine culture has never been stronger, from New York’s Michelin-starred dining to the private winery cellars of Napa.
The cities, New York, New Orleans, Charleston, San Francisco, Chicago, each offer a version of America with almost nothing in common with the others. Knowing which version you want, and who to call when you get there, is where the trip begins.
California’s Highway 1 between San Francisco and Los Angeles is one of the great American road trips. Done over two days with the right stops, Big Sur, Hearst Castle, the Santa Barbara coastline, it delivers on its reputation.
The museums alone, the Met, MoMA, the Frick, justify a serious stay. Add the restaurants, the theater, and the neighborhoods, and a week feels like the minimum to do the city properly.
The oldest Major League Baseball stadium in the country, open since 1912. The atmosphere on a summer evening in Boston is one of those experiences that has nothing to do with whether you follow the sport.
Amtrak’s train between Chicago and San Francisco passes through the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada over two days. The observation car gives you a front row seat to America’s vast landscapes.
The back roads of Vermont between late September and mid-October. The foliage is real, the villages are genuinely beautiful, and away from the main routes it is remarkably quiet for somewhere so close to the Eastern Seaboard.
A 444-mile parkway between Nashville and Natchez, Mississippi, following a path used for centuries before the United States existed. No commercial vehicles, no billboards, and a succession of historic sites, Civil War battlefields, and river towns that most international visitors never find.
A small desert town in West Texas that has quietly become one of the more surprising cultural destinations in the country, built around the minimalist art installations of Donald Judd. The landscape alone justifies the detour.
Highway 101 between Astoria and the California border delivers dramatic coastal scenery, fishing towns, and state parks that are largely empty outside summer. A quieter, less polished version of the California coast, and often more interesting for it.
15:02The United States spans six time zones and every climate type, so when to go depends entirely on where you are headed.
The national parks of the Southwest are best in spring and fall when temperatures are comfortable and crowds are lighter. Summer in Utah and Arizona can be extremely hot. New England’s famous fall foliage peaks between late September and mid-October. Alaska operates on a compressed summer season between June and August. New York and the major cities work year-round, with summer and fall generally the most pleasant. The Gulf Coast and Florida are best avoided during peak hurricane season between August and October.
The US is well served from both the UK and Europe, with direct flights to New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and other major gateways on carriers including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American, Delta, and United. Flight times run around seven to eight hours from the UK to the East Coast and ten to eleven hours to the West Coast.
From the US, domestic connections are straightforward. Most itineraries will involve at least one internal flight, and we factor routing and connection times into every itinerary we build.
5 min read
The desert resort in southern Utah has been called many things since it opened in 2009. After a few days in the canyon country, the superlatives start to feel earned.
5 min read
Discover the New American Riviera, from Montecito to Nantucket and the Hamptons.
4 min read
Napa still sets the benchmark for American wine travel, but it is far from the only place doing it well. Across the US, a handful of regions have built serious reputations for specific grapes, distinct climates, and style of hospitality.
“Our trip was truly magical and full of core memories that will last us a lifetime.”
Michael • Bora Bora Honeymoon
“We just returned from an incredible journey through Ireland, and we couldn’t have had a better experience”
Brad • Ireland Adventure
“This was a flawless experience. They took all our thoughts and perfectly curated the most beautiful honeymoon.”
Kris • Sicily Honeymoon
Our team brings over 35 years of experience in luxury travel, shaping bespoke journeys for discerning clients worldwide. The reviews below reflect the trust placed in us and the experiences we continue to create.
See more reviews on Trustpilot
Tell us how you want to feel, we’ll take it from there.
Planning your trip should feel effortless.
You share what matters, whether it’s a destination, a feeling, or a moment worth celebrating.
Your dedicated expert shapes a thoughtful, private itinerary tailored entirely around you.
Every detail handled. Every moment considered. Support before, during, and after your journey.
Answer a few quick questions and we’ll craft a journey as unique as your state of mind.
Ask us anything.
