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With its beautiful but rugged coastline, Cornwall is the perfect destination for Geography students. It’s got sandy beaches, majestic castles and one of England’s best-loved attractions at Land’s End, where you’ll get breath-taking views and can go on exciting cliff-top trails.
Iceland's unpolluted, pristine landscapes make it an incredible destination for Geography and school trips here are always highly memorable. There is an unbelievable variety of features, including boiling mud pools, spurting geysers, glaciers, waterfalls, volcanoes, lava flows, ash deserts, mighty rivers and stunning coastlines.
The Costa Brava's beautiful landscape offers so much for budding geographers: long sandy beaches, rocky headlands, narrow inlets and an array of interesting islands. Field study sites include the limestone landscapes of Montserrat and the volcanic scenery of Garrotxa Volcanic Park.
Snowdonia presents the perfect location for a case study of a deglaciated environment, and highlights the sheer impact within a small geographical area. A visit here is well-suited to GCSE, AS and A2 level studies, as a range of text book glacial and periglacial landforms will aid student understanding, and will enable them to carry out a wide range of...
Galway, a harbour city on the west coast of Ireland, is located where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean. The charming city is centred around the 18th Century Eyre Square which is now a popular meeting spot and is surrounded by shops and traditional pubs that often offer live Irish folk music.
Northern Ireland has incredibly diverse landscapes and a beautiful coastline so it’s the perfect destination for budding Geographers. With the impact of tourism as well, it gives great opportunities to study both human and physical geography. This itinerary gives students the chance to explore the coast, with visits to Portstewart Strand and Whiterocks Beach, Portrush.
The Swiss Alps Geography tour will inspire and motivate each one of your students. The scenery is truly spectacular and will keep your students captivated throughout their stay.
Iceland's unpolluted, pristine landscapes make it an incredible destination for Geography and school trips here are always highly memorable. There is an unbelievable variety of features, including boiling mud pools, spurting geysers, glaciers, waterfalls, volcanoes, lava flows, ash deserts, mighty rivers and stunning coastlines.
Rugged mountain trails, coastal paths, old industrial sites, and heritage train lines – North Wales has it all!
Lanzarote is the oldest island in the Canaries. Its extraordinary landscapes created by the violent volcanic eruptions of the 18th and 19th centuries are breathtaking, with the vast malpais (literally the bad lands) of lava flows set against a skyline of jagged cones and dormant craters.
Iceland’s unique ecology, dramatic geological features and pioneering use of geothermal energy make it a fascinating destination for Science. School trips to Iceland are always highly memorable with outstanding educational content.
Adventures await you in Tenerife: from feeling above the clouds on Spain’s tallest volcano to traversing through underground caves. The best way to learn is to experience, and what better way to experience these landscapes than in the stunning surroundings of Tenerife.
As well as many fascinating geographical features, Cornwall is a county that is rich with diverse wildlife. There are a number of exciting visits that will allow you to get up close with lots of different animals and see them in recreated natural habitats.
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