Available trips
Expedition
Journey
Tour
Expedition
Inspiring leadership through bespoke student-led expeditions.
Your Expedition has been refined over 30 years of student travel, with an emphasis on developing tomorrow’s leaders.
- 7-27 night overseas expedition
- Emphasis on student leadership
- Supervised by both school and world challenge staff
Environmental Conservation- Low-Level Trekking
- Camping
Journey
Shaping global citizens through service-learning.
Our 7–20 night Journeys are cleverly curated to foster global citizenship through cultural immersion. It’s about taking students out of their bubbles, expanding their minds through the sharing of cultures.
- Global citizenship
- An appreciation for different cultures and community
- Broadening students’ perspectives on the world
Tour
Achieving educational outcomes through applied curriculum learning.
Our 7–20 night Educational Tours are packed with opportunities for sparking a greater passion for learning and creating a powerful connection between our amazing planet and the national school curriculum.
Your school trip to Iceland awaits
Travel to the top of the globe and brace yourself for the raw power of Mother Nature. Erupting geysers, bubbling mud pools and steaming volcanoes – this North Atlantic island is a country in the making.
Hear glaciers crack and waterfalls thunder as you explore the Golden Circle. Time-travel back to the Viking era, then fast-forward to a pioneering modern country, powered by renewable energy. Head to the world’s most northerly capital, chow down on hot dogs and get immersed in Icelandic culture. Or venture deep into the national parks and put your teamwork to the test on unmarked trails.
Remember, you’re walking the path towards true global citizenship. Tap into your inner potential, step forward to contribute and absorb everything this trip can teach you about the world and your place within it.
“ The whole experience from start to finish was the best I've ever had. We met so many amazing people who changed our outlook on life when we arrived home.”
Sophie, Challenger
