From San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge to the select hills of Hollywood in Los Angeles, from the sequoia forests in the far north of the most populated state in the USA to the desert vastness near San Diego on the Mexican border, the Californian coasts of the Pacific unroll over nearly 1,200 miles of breath-taking landscapes.

From the swampy expanses of Louisiana to the near-tropical island of the Keys archipelago right at the tip of Florida, this is a long crossing at the very south of the United States from a unique viewpoint.

From the Canadian border to Manhattan, from the creeks and harbours of Maine to Boston by way of Cap Cod and Martha’s Vineyard, the northeast coast of the United States offers extremely varied landscapes that take your breath away.

From the estuary of the Columbia River to the islands off Seattle, from the long beaches of the Pacific to the tiny creeks and inlets on the Canadian border, the shores of Oregon are one of the most spectacular and wildest marine landscapes of the United States.