Made up of four interconnected ski areas totalling over 3000 acres, Perisher is the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere. With all that space comes a great deal of variety and Perisher’s 47 lifts can take students to a new run every day. Positioned atop the snowy mountains in Kosciuszko National Park, Perisher is…

With terrain designed for fun and skill progression, Mt Buller is the perfect location to introduce students to snowsports. With three different terrain parks, a half-pipe, an ultra-cross course and 80km of groomed runs, there is no shortage of terrain to traverse in style.

As Victoria’s largest alpine resort, Falls Creek is the place for students to become the rider they’ve always dreamed of being. The beautiful European style village with ski-in ski-out accommodation allows you to maximise time on the slopes.

Come face to face with kangaroos, wallabies and wombats in their natural habitat. Discover the fun of camping and get plenty of exercise on hikes led by experienced staff – who also happen to be natural-born storytellers! By the end of the trip, students are sure to feel more independent and have a deeper understanding…

Experience the competitive thrills and cultural insights on offer just across the Tasman in NZ ski country, where skiers of all levels can conquer runs, grow in confidence and above all, have an amazing time. Explore the South Islands diverse mountain ranges and the breathtaking scenery of the Remarkables and Coronet Peak.

Mt Hotham is the highest ski resort in Victoria and is home to some of Australia’s deepest snow. The altitude makes for stunning scenery and an authentic alpine experience. The mountain features easy slopes for first-timers and more advanced terrain for seasoned snow-goers, plus there are plenty of fun activities available off the slopes.

Experience an action-packed theme park adventure at Dreamworld, Wet’n’Wild or Movie World. Challenge yourself with a pro surfing lesson at the Gold Coast and embark on an eco-adventure at Mount Tamborine.

With a remarkable history and natural wonders as far as the eye can see, Tasmania is a destination that invites exploration and discovery. Tasmania’s unique history as the site of Australia’s first penal colony is laid bare across historic locations, including the legendary Port Arthur. Meanwhile, its many national parks with rugged mountains, ancient forests…

Experience the life-changing impact of the outback as you camp in the wilderness and learn about ancient Aboriginal culture. Absorb the beauty and wisdom of sites such as Uluru, Katherine Gorge and Kakadu National Park, witness an opal cutting at Coober Pedy and lose yourself among sandstone cliffs and natural rock pools at Kings Canyon.