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School Trips to Iceland

Untouched wilderness and larger-than-life scenery

Truly unmatched in its natural splendour, school trips to Iceland is a haven of unspoiled landscapes and geographical gems. Where hot springs bubble through sulphur-crusted vents, blue-hued glaciers glisten in the midnight sun, volcanoes rise to majestic heights and thundering waterfalls plummet into expansive gorges, a school trip to Iceland is your ticket to some of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders like the northern lights.

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Views of skogafoss waterfall on a school geography trip to Iceland

School Geography Trips to Iceland

From waterfalls to glaciers, ice caves to lava tubes and lagoons to geysirs - Iceland offers an unforgettable adventure!

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School Geography Trips to West Iceland

Take a rocky retreat to the west coast of Iceland where craters, gorges and waterfalls awaits you!

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School Art Trips to Iceland

A haven of unspoiled landscapes and spectacular natural wonders, school art trips to Iceland will capture your artistic imagination and…

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School Science Trips to Iceland

Embark on an epic scientific adventure as you investigate aspects of chemistry, biology and physics whilst experiencing the awesome power…

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The Ultimate Geography Resource

It’s been a long time in the planning for us to launch an Iceland Series of resources for teachers. With individual packs to target both GCSE and A-Level teaching, we’ve got you covered! They’re designed to provide teachers with a wealth of practical aids to deliver Geographical teaching on a range of hot topics, using Iceland as an engaging case study.

 

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Iceland series - Free Geography Teaching Resource

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Quirky things to do in Reykjavik on an Iceland School Trip

We’ve created this light-hearted list of fun and quirky things to do in Iceland’s capital city of Reykjavik. You’ll also find a bunch of facts that are sure to keep students entertained while on any coach journey!

 

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City of Reykjavik from above, Capital of Iceland

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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 tour Iceland?
    The best time for student trips to Iceland is during the summer months (June to August), when the days are longest, and the weather is milder, allowing students to explore the country’s stunning landscapes comfortably. However, if you’re hoping to see the northern lights, visiting between September and March offers the best chance to witness this magical natural phenomenon.

  • Do students travelling to Iceland require a visa?
    Groups travelling on educational trips to Iceland do not require a visa if they are UK citizens and the trip is for a short stay (up to 90 days) within the Schengen Area. However, students from other countries may need a visa. It’s always advisable to check the latest travel requirements before the trip. For more details, refer to the UK government website.

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