School Tours to South America
On a school tour to South America, students have the opportunity for the type of adventure that just isn't possible anywhere else on the planet. The types of trips we can offer are perfect for developing leadership skills and promoting teamwork.
So what makes school tours to South America so good?
Students can focus on subjects such as jungle ecology and wildlife conservation or volcanoes and geology. Alternatively, your school may wish to experience the broadest possible tour by travelling to several destinations on a true South American expedition.
So what makes school tours to South America so good?
The jungles and high mountain plateaus of South America have attracted adventure seekers since the continent first came to the imagination of European explorers. Unlike the Northern half of America, the land remains largely untamed and filled with wonderful treasures, both natural and man made. School groups visiting South America can learn Spanish in world cities like Buenos Aires and Santiago, explore the rain forests of Brazil, or visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site - the Galapogos Islands.
In Central America, a jungle adventure to Costa Rica is one of our most popular trips, with students studying environmental issues as well as enjoying more activities than most of us get to experience in a lifetime. Read more above our South and Central America school tours below, or use the form if you would like us to tailor make a South American Tour for your school.
Peru School Expedition
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Encompassing the Inca Trail and the Amazon rainforest, this programme will engage and challenge your students while they support conservation work deep in the jungle as well as a school in Cusco.
Peru School Expedition
Costa Rica Gandoca Expedition
South America, Costa Rica
Cultural, Expedition, Citizenship, Conservation
Travel with us to Costa Rica and help protect sea turtle nesting sites, working alongside the local community, learning to cook local cuisine, hiking through lush jungle, or learning about the area's rich indigenous and Afro-Caribbean.
Conservation in the Galapagos Islands - Ecuador
South America, Ecuador
Conservation Wildlife Animal Care
Help expert conservationists collect valuable scientific data, and look after the Galapagos Islands' biodiverse and unique ecosystems. Join us to learn more about the Galapagos wildlife, flora and fauna, as Charles Darwin did almost 200 years ago!
Animal Rehab in the Amazon Rainforest - Peru
South America
Science, Geography, Geology, Conservation
This project is based at the Taricaya camp, a pioneering initiative set in 500 hectares of the Amazon rainforest. Living in the jungle, students help rehabilitate animals for release, and support staff in the study and surveying of flora and fauna