North America vacation rentals

North America's many gems, from busy cities to quiet canyons

Each city has its own cultural gems, so see which sparkles most to you before you book a North America vacation rental. Mexico City has ancient architecture and modern marvels, Toronto's a dynamic Canadian metropolis and seaport, and N.Y.C. is the Big Apple of American culture. If your cultural cup of tea is in nature, drink in the spectacular scenes of national parks like the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Niagara Falls, and Banff, to name only a few of hundreds. For ancient history, try the Mayan and Aztec ruins of Mexico, like Chitchen Itza and Tenochtitlan.

From sea to shining sea, there's a helluva lot to see

Choices, choices, and more choices, from northern lights to urban nights. If you're thinking rural relaxation and recreation, look for small towns near wilderness and national parks where you can hike, bike, climb, swim, boat, ski and explore. Cruise the coastal towns to find your perfect beach, whether that's the pounding Cali surf or the mellow Gulf of Mexico. The big cities are your best bet for culture, concerts, and cosmopolitan vibes. Densely populated urban areas are also the best place to find musuems, malls, sports stadiums, restaurants, and the local nightlife too.

Weather of all kinds, come rain or come shine

Whether the weather you like is scorching hot or icy cold, you'll find it with a North American vacation rental. Snow seekers, you'll be buried with travel choices, from Alaska, Canada, and Greenland to most of the northern U.S. in the winter months. For sun-loving sojourners, you'll find summery skies and hot temps in the 80s and 90s in the southwest and southeast coasts of the U.S., most of Mexico, and all of the Caribbean area. Looking for awe-inspiring autumn vistas and crisp fall weather? Try New England, the Midwest, and the Pacific Northwest, for spectacular fall seasons.

River deep and mountain high, all so gorgeous you could cry

With 3 ocean borders, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea and some massive freshwater lakes in the north, you're sure to find your ideal coastline. Icy tundras and snowy mountains dominate the north, which is also where you'll find the continent's highest peak, Denali, in Alaska. The U.S. is a melting pot of landscapes, from the south's swampy coastal plains to the sweeping deserts of the west. Moving south to Mexico and the Caribbean, you have an equally wide variety of landscapes, from tropical jungles and rainforests to desert plateaus to rugged mountains.