School Trips to Greece

A fusion of ancient ruins and contemporary flair

Where age-old ruins pierce striking blue skies, school trips to Greece immerse you in a world of ancient sites, Olympic history and natural beauty. Boasting a collection of UNESCO-stamped monuments, from crumbling temples to stunning citadels, Greece is home to a wealth of archaeological riches. You’ll stand amongst some of the world’s finest cultural treasures, where ancient art and Greek mythology rub shoulders with contemporary city living.

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School Classics Trips to Athens

As one of Europe’s oldest cities, with a history spanning 3,400 years, school classics trips to Athens will open your…

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Your trip is protected through our ABTA membership, ATOL license & ABTOT bonding.

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Access to our 24 hour on tour emergency telephone support.

Specialist Teams

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For your financial security, you must have insurance when travelling with us, whether it be your own or the insurance we provide through Aviva. We highly recommend our insurance because it’s tailored specifically for school groups and offers cover for Covid related cancellation and curtailment.

Tour Managers

A Tour Manager can provide on-hand support and ensure your trip runs smoothly, making your life that little bit easier.

FAQs

What is the best month to go to Greece?
A school trip to Greece is fantastic all year-round, with September and October providing milder temperatures and fewer crowds, whilst the spring and summer months offering the best weather.

Do students need a visa for school trips to Greece?
UK students do not need a visa for school trips to Greece if they are UK citizens and the trip is for a short stay (up to 90 days) within the Schengen Area. However, it’s always a good idea to check the latest travel requirements before the trip, especially if there are any changes to regulations. For more information, please refer to the UK government website.

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How to get decision makers on board with your school trip

The first hurdle when planning a school trip is getting the go ahead from the decision makers at your school – and we know this…

Gowerton School on Tour in Greece

Gowerton School party leader Cath Lewis is no stranger to the benefits of taking students on overseas tours but this year she decided to do…