New Zealand’s landscapes have been formed along the Pacific and Australian tectonic plate interface on the Pacific Ring of Fire, and this water conservation tour takes you to some of the country’s most beautiful natural sites. Most of the native ecology is only found in New Zealand and the culture is a surprising integration of…

Explore the vibrant fusion of tradition and modernity with our South Korea and Japan tour. Immerse yourself in the dynamic energy of Seoul and Busan, then traverse to the cultural wonders of Tokyo and Kyoto. From bustling cityscapes to serene temples, embark on a journey that seamlessly blends the best of both worlds.

Welcome to the town the turtles call home and where the Great Barrier Reef begins. Be immersed in the rich history and culture of Bundaberg and learn how the community’s environmentally conscious and sustainable actions led to it becoming an ECO-certified destination. Discover the town’s significance for protecting endangered turtles, explore the southernmost part of…

Engage your students with practical (and fun) applications of STEM education in Europe. After experiencing the highlights of London, spend time in the Science Museum. Arrive in Paris for a math and science-themed treasure hunt throughout the iconic city. Get even more hands-on at Europe’s largest science museum and visit BMW headquarters in Munich.

See all the sights on Boston’s Freedom Trail walking tour, visit the town of the infamous Salem witch trials, ferry to Ellis Island–once the gateway to New York City, and climb the stairs to the Lincoln Memorial to look out over the US capital.

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…

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.

An intensive STEM program, designed to deliver an in-depth exploration of Earth & Environmental Science, Biology and Sustainability for secondary school students. Maximising hands-on experiences to provide robust educational outcomes for students.