Iceland offers unique opportunities for pupils, your group will bear witness to rare phenomena, from dramatic volcanic lunar landscapes and spouting geysers, to diverging plates, glaciers, and outwash plains! 

The Valais region of Switzerland makes a fantastic location for a field studies course, with a range of the imposing peak of the Matterhorn, the Aletsch Glacier, the proposed Winter Olympic centre of Sion and Mattmark’s hydro-electric dam.

The wonder of the Alpine landscape around Chamonix, with the permanent snow capped peak of Mont Blanc towering over the town is sure to inspire your pupils, with opportunities to study glacial features and processes.

Where better to take your pupils than the place where the observations of the great English geologist, Charles Lyell, gave the basis to the modern geology.

Sicily provides a great opportunity to study key themes at GCSE and A-level, including volcanic activity and coastal processes and the resulting formations.

With its remarkably diverse landscape, Northern Ireland’s North Coast is the ideal destination to study both physical and human geography. 

The popular and cosmopolitan city of Barcelona provides numerous exciting study opportunities. With full day modules to choose from, Montjuïc, Port Olympic and Port Vell.

The West Coast offers unparalleled opportunities for geographers and geologists of all ages, with many visits directly relating to KS3, GCSE and A-level study. 

Packed full of enthralling visits and attractions, a trip to London provides a massive range of geography and sustainability-based visits that will excite, inform and educate your group. 

Day trips to London are a great option for groups on a budget. We can arrange your visits, transportation, meals, travel insurance and free places. 

Just a short hop across the English Channel, the dramatic white cliffs and golden beaches of the Opal Coast region provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor teaching. Here a range of different visits can all be found in close proximity.

The perfect location to undertake studies in human geography, especially at GCSE level! The historical growth, varied architecture and land use of this city has led to the development of distinct urban zones.

Visit Disneyland® Paris for a highly original and fun way to deliver the concepts of industrial location, globalisation, cultural diversity and tourism.

Visit options in the Netherlands are excellent for the study of physical, human and environmental geography at KS3 and GCSE. 

Cornwall provides geography pupils with the ideal learning environment to investigate coasts and tourism, and of course, a visit to the amazing Eden Project. The Eden Project can provide curriculum linked educational workshops.

Valencia combines a modern infrastructure with cultural and artistic heritage. The beautiful geography of the city and its surroundings is certain to inspire your geography pupils.

An unforgettable visit, combining the awesome beauty of deserts, canyons and national parks with glittering, exciting cities.

Morocco offers a vibrant and unique blend of European, African, Arabian, Colonial and Berber! This exciting destination provides a wealth of culture, amazing landscapes, and fascinating history. 

With a vibrant urban landscape & iconic skyline there is a lot that can be discovered on a Geography school trip to New York. Explore this world-famous city & offer your pupils a different view on life in the Big Apple.

See, learn and experience how sustainability is now being adopted into everyday life in Copenhahen with visits to Copenhill, Tivoli Gardens and Refshaleøen.

See, learn and experience how sustainability is now being adopted into everyday life in Helsinki with visits to the city’s Nature Centre, the Oodi sustainable library and a recycling centre. 

Llandudno and North Wales offer great opportunities to take in some of Wales’ most stunning geographical sites. This is an ideal destination if you want to touch upon many aspects of the curriculum outside the classroom.

The Costa Brava is a great destination for a successful geography field course, providing opportunities for both qualitative and quantitative fieldwork. From coastlines, volcanoes, cities, villages and bustling holiday resorts, this region has a wide variety of options for geography pupils.

Discover the beautiful and accessible glaciated landscape of the Central Pyrenees on a fieldwork trip to Andorra. Investigate examples of glacial landforms, glacial erosion and deposition and consider how the glacial landscape is being used and managed.