Multiple award winner at the 2020 International Ski Area Test

Situated 55km South of Salzburg, the Salzburger Sportwelt Region, one of Austria’s largest interconnected ski areas, offers wonderful winter sports terrain suitable for all skill levels.
With just one ski pass you can ski in the whole of the Salzburg Sportwelt, the Schladming-Dachstein area, the Grossarl valley, Gastein and the Hochkönig region. That is over 350km of well-prepared ski pistes all there for you. Tailored very much towards school groups, most of our accommodation is based near the massive Salzburger Sportwelt – the heart of the Ski Amadé.
  • Easter Skiing
  • Big Ski Area
  • Younger Children
  • Sole Occupancy
  • Après Ski
  • Resort Height: 2168m (Glacier)
  • No. of Lifts: 270
  • No. of Trails: 144
  • Easy Runs: 145
  • Medium Runs: 181
  • Difficult Runs: 30
  • Skiable Area: 350+ km
  • Longest Run: 3.2km
  • Snow Making: 90% coverage
  • Lift Pass: Salzburger Sportwelt
  • Billiards
  • Bowling
  • Swimming at Aqua Salza Fun Pool
  • Pizza Night
  • Visit to Salzburg
  • Ice-cream Night
  • Mini Golf
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Wagrain
Flachau

Winner of “best groomed pistes” and voted the best ski resort in Austria 2015, the Salzburger Sportwelt Ski area has developed into one of Austria’s premier ski regions. Offering over 350km of beautifully groomed piste, the area offers an amazing choice of interconnected skiing made up of three areas, Flachau, Wagrain and St Johann-im-Pongau.

To get the most out of your tour we will ensure that your group will visit each of the areas during your stay by planning a provisional ski timetable based on the current snow conditions. Our ski school partner will be working towards the beginners in your group being able to ski from Flachau to Alpendorf all in one day. A massive achievement for the first timers.

Let it Snow!

The area boasts one of Europe’s best snow records. The resorts central alpine position ensures that whenever a snowstorm arrives in the Alps, from either the South or the North, it is going to fall on the slopes of the Sportwelt area. The season starts in early December and runs through until late April.

The Salzburger Sportwelt invests huge amounts of money annually in the comfort and technology of their 270 modern alpine lifts and cable cars. The resort is covered by over 1000 snow canons, improving the reliability of snow cover and therefore maximizing your ski experience.

This area excels at providing après-ski for school groups offering possibilities including billiards, bowling, swimming at Aqua Salza Fun Pool and Therme Amadé, a visit to Salzburg, ice-cream and pizza nights and mini golf. There are also many shops, cafés and bars.

Perfect for Beginners, Improvers & Experts Alike

Students will be totally spoilt for choice with the sheer volume of pistes and slopes in this incredible resort.

Most groups will head up the 6 seat high speed Gondola to the Gondl Stubn meeting point. From there, groups can enjoy the wide runs down from the Hirschkogel top station or head over to the superb beginners area at the Kreisten Alm restaurant. Once up and running the groups can really take advantage of the long red and blue runs that spread out from Hirschkogel & Sonntagskogel peak and enjoy the two-valley ski safari over to the town of Wagrain. Intermediate skiers can explore the whole area as the wide variety of red runs offer great opportunities for a young person to improve their skiing skills. Advanced skiers, will find that the area is not without its challenges; not least the extensive run from the Griessenkar ridge in Flachau.

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Scotland’s dynamic, breathtaking capital.

There are plenty of exciting things to do on a visit to Edinburgh. With stunning architecture, endless winding streets and an awe-inspiring castle perched on a dormant volcano, there’s nowhere else quite like it.

Easily accessible for school groups of all interests – in Edinburgh, you’re never far from the most extraordinary and stimulating, cultural attractions!

Walk in the footsteps of historic Figures

Some of the best Edinburgh attractions can be found in the historic Old Town, such as the Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. There are so many places to visit in Edinburgh, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Edinburgh Castle is alive with exciting tales of its time as a military fortress, royal residence and prison of war.

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Edinburgh has it all

As well as the impressive historical attractions of the Old Town, Edinburgh’s New Town boasts an array of shops and restaurants. If you’re feeling adventurous, climb to the top of Arthur’s Seat, an extinct volcano with the best views of the whole city. From great artworks in galleries and treasured wonders in museums, to the spectacular world found at Camera Obscura… you’ll find this city has it all!

A truly moving place to visit

France has endured its fair share of historical turmoil and tribulation. The close proximity to Britain makes France a popular destination for our history tours. Normandy, in particular, is of interest to history groups where students will explore the largest and most determined operation ever mounted – the Normandy beach landings of June 1944.

Many of the museums and information centres are an invaluable resource for expanding educational awareness of the period. Other historical places to visit include; Arromanches 360 Cinema, Memorial du Souvenir at Dunkirk, the Palace of Versailles and Thiepval Memorial to the Missing among others.

Lest we Forget

In and around Normandy school groups can learn about the sacrifices the Allied troops made on the 6th of June 1944 (D-Day). Groups are encouraged to explore a wide range of memorials and museums dedicated to the memory of fallen soldiers.

We work with you to plan a trip that best suits your group and the sights you wish to see.

Picturesque, Medieval and Rich in Culture

Krakow is a picturesque medieval city that is every bit deserving of its World Heritage site status. The Old Town boasts Europe’s largest central square, packed with old structures and monuments. Having escaped destruction during World War II the city offers a deeper insight of the war years with visits to Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Galicia Jewish Museum and Schindler’s Factory Museum.

Krakow: Art at its heart

The city’s rich cultural and artistic life is inspirational for students of art and design, and it is home to the forward-thinking Cracow Schools of Art and Fashion Design.

A truly moving place to visit

Our battlefields and historical tours allow children to understand the gravity of war, and appreciate the impact of WW1 and WW2 in Europe. From the remains of the Somme battlefields to those of Verdun and beyond, the World War One Battlefields in France tell of the terrible cost of War.

Bring history to life

In and around Normandy school groups can learn about the sacrifices the Allied troops made on the 6th of June 1944 (D-Day). Groups are encouraged to explore a wide range of memorials and museums dedicated to the memory of fallen soldiers.

We work with you to plan a trip that best suits your group and the sights you wish to see.

The UK – the place to find it all.

The UK – one of the world’s most popular destinations – provides the opportunity for educational visits right on our doorstep. An economical alternative to the more expensive tours abroad, England is particularly popular with London home to countless historical and modern attractions.

Closer to Home, But No Less Amazing

And of course, there is always Scotland, Ireland and Wales with their breathtaking scenery, magnificent heritage, spirited cultures, vibrant cities and endless places of fascination.

Destinations

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York
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Theatre Tours
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Cities, Scenery and Scintillating Experiences

Whether you are seeking the energy of London, the history of medieval York, the captivation of Scotland’s castles or just want a fun experience at one of the many theme parks such as Alton Towers in the West Midlands, then the UK is the place to find it all – and more!

Unforgettable experiences

Italian Ski resorts have a charm and life of their own. Skiing in Italy is packed with special experiences that will provide you with unforgettable memories. Often, skiing in one part of Italy, the Aosta Valley for example where French is the main language, and skiing in the Sud Tirol, where German is prominent, is like skiing in two different countries.

The food too varies along the regional languages and cultures. One aspect that does not change however is Italy’s innate friendliness, and the easy-does attitude towards life.

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Invaluable resources for expanding educational awareness.

France has endured its fair share of historical turmoil and tribulation. The close proximity to Britain makes France a popular destination for our history tours. Normandy, in particular, is of interest to history groups where students will explore the largest and most determined operation ever mounted – the Normandy beach landings of June 1944.

History like nowhere else

Many of the museums and information centres are an invaluable resource for expanding educational awareness of the period. Other historical places to visit include; Arromanches 360 Cinema, Memorial du Souvenir at Dunkirk, the Palace of Versailles and Thiepval Memorial to the Missing among others.

Popular Excursions

  • Arromanches 360 Cinema
  • Arromanches Landings Museum
  • Bayeux Tapestry
  • Caen Peace Museum
  • Centre Juno Beach
  • Chocolate Museum Drakkar
  • La Cite de la Mer
  • Graindorge Cheese Factory
  • La Ferme aux Escargots
  • Le Mont Saint Michel Abbey
  • Le pitit train de beyuex
  • Le Memorial de Caen
  • L’Abbaye aux Hommes
  • Normandy Caramels
  • Omaha Beach
  • Pegasus Bridge Museum
  • Pointe du Hoc

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Understand the terrible cost of war.

Renowned the world over, the wartime historic town of Dunkirk has many monuments and museums of the second World War that offer a wealth of insight and knowledge of this turbulent period of history.

Operation Dynamo, that saw the evacuation of 340,000 allied soldiers to England, is but one of the memorial events that happened in this French harbour town. The Mémorial du Souvenir tells the incredible story of the battle and of the evacuation.

History you can feel

All but flattened during the war, Dunkirk was completely rebuilt and now boasts fantastic boutique shops, restaurants and attractions, including the Dunkirk Carnival, the Port Museum (charting Dunkirk’s maritime history), Lieu d’Art et Action Contemporaine (a collection of Contemporary art from the 1950s) and La Coupole (a former rocket launching base that has been transformed into a history and science centre).

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Great way to pick up those special Christmas gifts.

Soak up the festive spirit with a trip to one of Europe’s finest Christmas markets – a popular tour with our school groups.

Students relish the occasion to visit some wonderful places and to explore the treasure troves of products – a great way to pick up those special Christmas gifts. Not only that, it is the perfect opportunity for groups to engage and practice their language skills – whether it be French, German or Dutch – in a unique, delightful and heart-warming atmosphere.

Popular Christmas Markets

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Lille Market
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Berlin Market

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Take a trip to Amiens in northern France where you will find one of the largest Christmas markets, boasting a tremendous number of stalls in a fresh alpine setting – Lille and Strasbourg too sparkle with enchantment during this time of year.

In Germany, leading Christmas markets can be found in Aachen, Koblenz, Cologne and the Black Forest where each market has its own touch of uniqueness that will leave a lasting impression for years to come.

Valkenburg, in the Netherlands, is a fantastic place to visit during the festive season for a trip to remember. The Velvet Cave, with its stunning decorations, mural paintings, 18th century chapel and charming market stalls, is the perfect setting to experience the Christmas atmosphere.