Experience nature, culture and outdoor adventure on this 4 day tour of the Gold Coast. Ride the waves in a surfing lesson, explore Aboriginal culture on a scenic cruise, discover Hinterland waterfalls during a rainforest hike, and paddle into the sunset on a guided Kayaking tour.

New Zealand is a living laboratory where diverse landscapes, unique biodiversity, and recent human settlement reveal how nature and culture interact. Students apply STEM skills to explore ecosystems, measure human impacts, and understand how people adapt to their environment—gaining a global perspective on sustainability, science, and cultural connection.

Explore Australia’s rich history, political heritage, and system of government with captivating visits to Parliament House, the War Memorial, and the Royal Australian Mint. Enhance your experience with an optional tour extension to Sydney, where even more iconic landmarks and cultural treasures await!

Nozawa Onsen, Japan is the perfect destination for a combination of snowsports and culture. This expansive onsen (hot spring) town is the birthplace of Japanese ski culture and has much to offer for all skill levels. Nozawa Onsen receives over 14 metres of high-quality powder snow every season, allowing for snowsports into early May. While…

Take your team abroad on our UK Football Tour and explore three city’s where people live and breathe football; Manchester, Liverpool and London. In London you’ll have the opportunity to play a series of matches with a London team, explore key attractions in the city including London Tower, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus and Big Ben….

The land of the long white cloud is the spiritual home of the game and of course the mighty All Blacks. Our tours take in the stunning sights on offer as well as offering a strong emphasis on developing the rugby skills of your students through coaching and competition against local schools. The cultural and…

From mountains to forests, rivers and gorges… On this outdoor adventure students will explore the stunning natural landscapes nestled among Tasmania’s two major cities Launceston and Hobart. With visits to Cradle Mountain, Cataract Gorge and Port Arthur students will uncover Tasmania’s history at each stop along the way.

From ancient caves to coastal towns, students will make their way across the diverse landscapes of NSW uncovering the history of the Bathurst Goldfields and the Royal Flying Doctors Service. They’ll also visit Toboggan Hill Park and the Taronga Western Plains Zoo where they will enjoy an exciting overnight camping experience.  

Students make their way across the Blue Mountains as they enjoy stunning aerial views at Scenic World and explore geological formations at the Jenolan Caves. Students step back in time with visits to the Bathurst Goldfields and the NSW Mineral Museum, where they uncover rare collections of minerals and ancient dinosaur fossils.