New York, USA
New York: The City That Never Sleeps
Take those vagabond shoes right to the heart of it…
New York is the Swiss Army Knife to anything you could want from the perfect school trip. Art students? MoMA. Sports? There are more teams than you can shake a fist at. If you can make a school trip there, you can make it anywhere…
- Mild Summer, Snowy Winter
- You can’t move for iconic buildings
- Arguably the best pizza in America
Statue of Liberty
The gift from the French that became one of the US’ biggest icons. Visit the majestic madame up close while learning about its historical significance and getting a boat ride too! A must-see icon that a New York visit wouldn’t feel complete without.
Wall Street
Head to Wall Street and NY’s Financial District to feel the vibe of the economic epicentre of North America. It’s a chance to see where economic decisions shape the world and grasp this historic area’s significance in the financial world.
Central Park
A big bit of green in the middle of all that concrete. Take a bit of time to stroll through one of the biggest parks in the world, get some cracking pictures no matter the season, and enjoy a bit of peace from the wondrous chaos that is New York.
9/11 Memorial
Pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001, and honour the lives lost. A poignant reminder of resilience and unity.
Brooklyn Bridge
Walk along a centuries-old engineering marvel and a symbol of connection between boroughs. A walk across the bridge grants stunning views of New York’s skyline and brilliant opportunities for photos for the ‘Gram. Definitely one to bring your camera along to.
American Museum of Natural History
There’s a reason they made a movie here. Unfortunately, we can’t let you in at night or guarantee that you’ll meet Ben Stiller, but we can guarantee an excellent time wandering around one of the best museums on the planet, filled to the brim with dinosaurs and exhibits on the natural world.
Broadway
The home of theatre.
The West End is great, but it’s not Broadway. Stroll and see a classic or the next biggest thing since Hamilton at the Mecca of Musical Theatre. Even theatre sceptics will be convinced by a night on Broadway.
Times Sq
It’s not a movie, TV show or game set in New York if there isn’t a shot in Times Square. It’s the city’s vibrant heart, pulsating with energy, neon lights, and entertainment. It truly embodies the city that never sleeps and a stop that makes a trip unforgettable.
Take those vagabond shoes right to the heart of it…
New York is the Swiss Army Knife to anything you could want from the perfect school trip. Art students? MoMA. Sports? There are more teams than you can shake a fist at. If you can make a school trip there, you can make it anywhere…
- Mild Summer, Snowy Winter
- You can’t move for iconic buildings
- Arguably the best pizza in America
Itinerary Highlights – (Click images to learn more)
Statue of Liberty
The gift from the French that became one of the US’ biggest icons. Visit the majestic madame up close while learning about its historical significance and getting a boat ride too! A must-see icon that a New York visit wouldn’t feel complete without.
Wall Street
Head to Wall Street and NY’s Financial District to feel the vibe of the economic epicentre of North America. It’s a chance to see where economic decisions shape the world and grasp this historic area’s significance in the financial world.
Central Park
A big bit of green in the middle of all that concrete. Take a bit of time to stroll through one of the biggest parks in the world, get some cracking pictures no matter the season, and enjoy a bit of peace from the wondrous chaos that is New York.
9/11 Memorial
Pay your respects at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001, and honour the lives lost. A poignant reminder of resilience and unity.
Brooklyn Bridge
Walk along a centuries-old engineering marvel and a symbol of connection between boroughs. A walk across the bridge grants stunning views of New York’s skyline and brilliant opportunities for photos for the ‘Gram. Definitely one to bring your camera along to.
American Museum of Natural History
There’s a reason they made a movie here. Unfortunately, we can’t let you in at night or guarantee that you’ll meet Ben Stiller, but we can guarantee an excellent time wandering around one of the best museums on the planet, filled to the brim with dinosaurs and exhibits on the natural world.
Broadway
The home of theatre.
The West End is great, but it’s not Broadway. Stroll and see a classic or the next biggest thing since Hamilton at the Mecca of Musical Theatre. Even theatre sceptics will be convinced by a night on Broadway.
Times Sq
It’s not a movie, TV show or game set in New York if there isn’t a shot in Times Square. It’s the city’s vibrant heart, pulsating with energy, neon lights, and entertainment. It truly embodies the city that never sleeps and a stop that makes a trip unforgettable.
Reykjavik
Wander through the cobbled streets of Reykjavik, to immerse yourself in its rich culture, history, and lively atmosphere. Stand and marvel at Hallgrímskirkja, knock back some hákarl (fermented shark) if you’re feeling brave, and check out one of the many festivals on throughout the year. What a city.
Golden Circle
Embark on the Golden Circle Tour to visit the country’s natural wonders such as the Geysir geothermal area, Gullfoss waterfall, and Thingvellir National Park. Stunning views and landmarks that will make your jaw drop.
Seljalandsfoss
As breathtaking as it is hard to spell, Seljalandsfoss is stunning from every angle. You can walk behind the waterfall and get up close to the stream as it obscures the surrounding scenery. An essential visit.
Winter Glaciers
Icelandic winters are perfect for seeing glaciers up close. Jökulsárlón’s blue waters, dotted with icebergs from surrounding glaciers, offer unparalleled scenery, whilst hiking across the mammoth that is Sólheimajökull is an option for those who feel more adventurous. Whether you do one or both of these options, cameras are essential.
Reynisfjara Beach
Reynisfjara is as stunning as it is eerie. Black sands, dramatic basalt columns, and ferocious Atlantic waves. Not the best beach to get a decent tan on, but as a natural landmark, it’s second to none.
Myvatn Nature Baths
Naturally heated, Myvatn is ideal for a dip, especially in the colder months. The pool is surrounded by volcanic landscapes as far as the eye can see, whilst the mineral-rich water will do wonders for your skin.
Aurora Borealis
Aurora Borealis? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localised entirely within your kitchen country?
Only viewable during the colder months, but my word is it is worth the wait. The celestial phenomenon will have your jaw on the floor and be the reason you want to come back to Iceland. If you visit during the summer… just come with us again in winter.
What’s included in our packages?
Fully bespoke tour & itinerary tailoring to your preferences
All travel Provsions (UK transfers, Flights, Internationasl transfers).
Half board accommodation (+packed lunches where applicable)
Experienced in-field tour coordinator (Dedicated to your party only)
All ticketing to itinerary options (Where applicable)
Ottimi online services (Parent/ student tour webpage)
Full evening activities programme
