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Expedition
Journey
Tour
Expedition
Inspiring leadership through 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- Community Engagement
- Low-Level Trekking
- Jungle/Forest Trekking
- Camping
- Snorkelling
- Paddlesports
- Adrenaline Activities
- Cycling
Journey
Shaping global citizens through tailored Journeys of culture.
Our 7–13 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
- Community Engagement
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 Vietnam awaits
The magic of Vietnam is everywhere you go, from the floating markets and lantern-lit streets to glistening rice paddies and legendary limestone islands. With fascinating history and a 2,000-mile-long coastline, this long, thin country is beckoning to be explored.
Navigate the cities to discover Buddhist shrines, colonial relics and imperial ruins, then sit at a street stall and slurp some pho noodle soup. In the northern highlands, there are mountains to trek through and ethnic hill tribes to engage with. Further south, are steamy jungles, sandy beaches and the mind-blowing Mekong Delta.
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.
“ There was a real sense of adventure and exploration. Sapa was really interesting as we were exposed to a different way of living and culture compared to the main cities?”
Ben, Challenger
