A tour of Central Australia is an awe-inspiring educational experience for students and teachers alike. Renowned for its national parks, abundant wildlife, Aboriginal rock-art and stunning gorges, the area is steeped in natural beauty and history both ancient and modern.

Unearth the prehistoric world and follow footsteps of the creatures who once called Outback Queensland home. On this immersive 7-day tour, students discover the world’s largest collection of Australian dinosaur fossils, see a replica dinosaur stampede, dig for their very own 100 million-year-old fossils, and much more!

Witness the dramatic landscape of rugged peaks and rocky gorges that form the Flinders Ranges in outback South Australia. This tour gives students a truly unique cultural experience through a variety of engaging programs focused on the traditional Aboriginal culture of the area, delivered by the Adnyamathanha people. Students also have the opportunity to experience…

An immersive 3-day STEM tour introducing students to the areas of innovation, design and sustainability, while also taking in some of the famous Melbourne sights. With a particular focus on robotics and coding, this program provides practical hands-on learning opportunities for students, delivering a sense of real-world achievement once the program has concluded. This tour…

Immigration to Australia from Italy began in the 1850s during the gold rushes and today Melbourne is home to a substantial Italian community. On this language and culture tour students will improve their Italian language skills through immersive lessons, and discover the significant contribution Italian immigrants have made to the Australian way of life by…

Tropical Far North Queensland is the only place in the world where two natural World Heritage sites collide — the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, creating a unique opportunity for students to delve into areas of ecology, sustainability and conservation.

Combining agriculture, aquaculture and sustainability, this tour provides an insight into some of the unique learning areas available to students in Tasmania. Exploring a variety of agriculture and aquaculture, students uncover the remarkable diversity of vegetation across the state, before delving into renewable energy, hydropower generation, and marine debris and microplastics.

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 and Kakadu National Park, witness an opal cutting and polishing demonstration at Coober Pedy and lose yourself among sandstone cliffs and natural swimming holes at MacDonnell…