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We believe the real world offers a classroom like no other. Educational travel inspires those moments when the light bulb goes on.
Experiences in new settings encourage students’ minds to race beyond their everyday worlds and apply personal meaning to what they study in school. Some of the best learning moments can be created in our own backyard.
An Australian educational experience takes students beyond their classroom walls and brings them face-to-face with our country’s rich history, diverse environment and landscapes, and vibrant culture. Students will come away with a deeper understanding of our country and themselves.


Taking you and your students on the journey of a lifetime
WorldStrides was founded in 1967 by a teacher who saw firsthand the immense benefits a school tour had on his students. Over fifty years later, WorldStrides continues to deliver meaningful educational experiences to students and teachers across the globe. To date we’ve taken over nine million students on educational adventures.
Experiential travel is not just our business, it’s our mission and our passion. We’re proud to be a part of some of the most important learning adventures in our students’ lives.
TRAVEL TAKES YOUR PASSION FOR LEARNING AND INSPIRES YOUR STUDENTS TO FEEL IT TOO



50+ years of industry expertise and experience.
9,000,000 students
That’s how many inquisitive young travellers we’ve taken around the world since we began in 1967.
400,000 students travel with us every year.
10,000 teachers choose us as their educational travel provider every year.
400 unique destinations
Our programs take students to educational locations far and wide.
100 countries
Our broad reach and international network extends across the globe.
70 offices
We have plenty of staff on the ground to assist you wherever you are.


We pride ourselves on curating authentic travel experiences for students that are truly unforgettable.
We place a top priority on personal attention and thoughtful service –this is a key part of our relationship with you. When you partner with WorldStrides, you align yourself and your school with an organisation that is deeply committed to providing a hassle-free educational experience from start to finish.
We’re the experts
Founded by a teacher more than 50 years ago, WorldStrides has had a strong educational focus since our inception.
We believe travel gives students the chance to actively engage with the world around them in new ways. They get inspired, have fun and, most importantly, return home newly motivated about their studies.
Our approach to learning is what sets us apart.
Our itineraries are built with a focus on weaving learning into every location, our education department designs enriching resources and we emphasise personal, social and cognitive growth in every program.
Students learn best when they get their hands and minds into a subject. Learning comes naturally from engagement. Our brand of travel is more than just sightseeing. We build educational moments right into the sights and sounds of the places we take you.

We handle all the details, so you can enjoy the adventure
Our customer care begins the minute you raise your hand to learn more about student travel. A dedicated specialist will work with you to understand your educational requirements and provide you with a program that ties in with your curriculum.
Planning a tour is made easy with our proven strategies and support to get your tour off the ground. All you need to do is relax and enjoy the ride!

All inclusive top quality, customised itineraries

Compiled by our team of experienced travel experts
Vetted for learning values by our education department
Filled with the most popular and important sights
Optimised continually based on feedback from you
Packed with activities to keep students busy, engaged and having fun
Complementary to your classroom curriculum
“Transformative travel experiences are most powerful when paired with true educational engagement for every learner.”
Kiersten Teitelbaum,
WorldStrides Director of Curriculum and Academics
Historic landmarks. Iconic sites. Famous attractions. They’re the ‘wow factor’ we build into every tour. And these are only the starting points!
We provide nutritious meals to carry your group through busy days. We offer a range of meal options to suit your group and can cater for special dietary requirements.
Our accommodation is centrally located, so you don’t spend valuable time commuting into the heart of the city. You’ll have extra hours in your days to see the sights, and you’ll spend less money paying to get there.
We want to maximise the time you spend in each destination, so we get you from place to place on the fastest routes and most comfortable coaches.
Our hands-on approach ensures classroom learning comes to life and encourages a deeper level of thinking, understanding and reflection. This is what transforms an ordinary travel program into the educational experience of a lifetime.
We put the most committed expert team behind every tour. They put thought into where you stay, what you eat, how you get around and, most importantly, how you interact with and live like locals.




“We had a fantastic time away with our students, creating life-long memories. For many of our students, this was a trip of a lifetime. WorldStrides were extremely professional and accommodating. We would highly recommend WorldStrides to anyone.”
Jermaine
& Stephen, teachers, NSW

The safety of our school groups is our No.1 priority
Our world-class safety and security measures, industry-leading comprehensive insurance coverage and global network partnerships provide peace of mind for educators and parents.
24/7 support
We’re seasoned trouble-shooters. Our experienced staff and access to a global network of partnerships ensures we can make any necessary program adjustments quickly. This seamless service helps you feel confident and covered, every moment of your trip.
Health & safety department
Our dedicated team oversees the health, safety and security of all divisions, meeting regularly to review current issues and incidents, and designing initiatives for improvement. When COVID-19 shut down travel across the world, we had our travellers’ backs—and we’ll continue to do so as we navigate the future of travel together.
Tour central
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our hotline puts live help just a phone call away. It is staffed by WorldStrides personnel who are trained to handle any situation.
Doctors on Call
Around-the-clock medical support is only a phone call away. Our Doctors on Call program gives you access to world-renowned medical professionals for phone consultations and treatment recommendations. Translation services are available in 44 languages.
Risk management partnerships
Our strategic partnerships – including leading worldwide risk management organisations – are constantly monitoring and evaluating global conditions, giving us access to the most thorough and up-to-date information in any location.
In excess of $50 million liability insurance
In the case of any unforeseen circumstances, we have the industry’s largest cover to protect you and your students. Your tour is backed by our $50 million liability policy, protecting third parties such as your teachers, school and school board. Your academic organisation can rest assured that they are protected with WorldStrides.
Global presence
Operating out of 70 operation centres in six continents, WorldStrides will be able to support you wherever you travel.
Our friendly coach drivers are thoroughly vetted and carefully chosen for their expertise and experience.
When it comes to safety and support, we’ve got your back! Safety protocols are built into every aspect of our operations. From rigorous safety checks and detailed site visits, to safety trainings conducted by veteran risk management professionals, we take every possible precaution to ensure a safe travel experience for all participants.




“Our Canberra trip is a highlight every year for our Year 6 Students. WorldStrides go out of their way to ensure all our needs are met and our itinerary matches with our curriculum and learning needs. Students grow immensely from visiting our nations capital and in particular love visiting the War Memorial to gain a unique insight into our history. I would highly recommend WorldStrides to all teachers.”
Christian, teacher


From the Northern Territory to Tasmania, we travel all around Australia and can take your students anywhere they dream of. Every element of your tour can be tailored to suit your requirements. From the destination to the duration, the curriculum focus to the mode of transport, we’ll create an experience that’s just right for you and your students.

Let us take your students on a journey of a lifetime
Over the next few pages, we’re spotlighting key destinations around Australia and sharing our most popular tour itineraries that will excite and inspire. To learn more about our other tours and destinations, visit worldstrides.com.au



Across years f-12, our programs are aligned with your curriculum and education needs and interests.
From a 2-day regional tour to 12-day multi-state adventure, we have you covered.
We work with you to design a tour that meets your budget requirements.
Whether you want to travel by plane, coach, train or boat, we’ll work with you to select the best transport options.
We offer a range of meal options to suit your group and can cater for special dietary requirements.
“WorldStrides makes organising an interstate tour a breeze.”
Stephanie, teacher
5 days | 4 nights
Learning areas
English | Science | Civics and Citizenship | Humanities and Social Sciences | The Arts | Health and Physical Education B
A visit to Canberra is a transformative experience for all Australians. Here, students will embark on a journey of discovery as they come face-to-face with the democracy, culture and heritage of our nation.
With an array of attractions and experiences on offer, schools have an incredible opportunity to diversify their tour to meet their specific curriculum requirements.

Day 1 | Travel to Canberra (D)
Day 2 | Canberra (B,L,D)
PACER REBATE GUARANTEED!
EXTEND YOUR TOUR! SYDNEY OR SNOW ADVENTURE ADD-ON AVAILABLE

Expand your mind during educational programs at the National Museum of Australia and the National Capital Exhibition. Enjoy panoramic views of Canberra at Mt Ainslie. Finish the day with a self-guided tour of the Australian War Memorial and Last Post Ceremony.
Day 3 | Canberra (B,L,D)
Enjoy guided tours of the Australian Institute of Sport, the Royal Australian Mint, the High Court of Australia and Parliament House. Take in the 360° views of Canberra at Telstra Tower.
Day 4 | Canberra (B,L,D)
Take part in educational programs at the Electoral Education Centre and Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House. Enjoy a guided tour of the National Gallery of Australia. Explore Questacon’s multitude of interactive science exhibits.
Day 5 | Return home (B,L)




Canberra offers a fantastic selection of educational programs and experiences. To optimise your students’ learning while on tour, we recommend you add the following educational programs to your Canberra itinerary.
Australian War Memorial
– Discovery Detectives (30 minutes)
Explore 5 environments of the Discovery Zone that showcase the conditions Australians faced during the war.
– ANZAC Legacy (1 hour)
Investigate the contribution of Australian servicemen and women and the enduring legacy of their service. Students can write a personal message on a commemorative wooden cross that will be placed on the grave of a fallen comrade in an overseas cemetery.
Museum of Democracy at Old Parliament House
– Who’s the boss? (1 hour)
Learn about the development and practice of democracy in Australia while looking back at past democratic decisions in an interactive exhibition trail. Discover parliamentary procedures through roleplay in the historic chambers.
National Museum of Australia
– Meet the People (1 hour)
Be introduced to the lives of fascinating Australians in history while examining key objects in the museum’s galleries.
– K-Space Digital Robot Design (30-70 minutes)
Build your own time-travelling robot and explore a mystery location in Australia’s past.
Museum of Democracy at Old Parliament House
– Our voices, our choices (1 hour)
Study the ‘for and against’ arguments for various historic debates, including the introduction of conscription for the Vietnam War and other constitutional issues.
Australian War Memorial
– Meet a Veteran (15-20 minutes)
Meet with an Australian veteran and walk along ANZAC parade, listening to a personal account of their time at war.
– Australians and the First World War (1 hour)
Understand the role Australians played in the conflict, explore the conditions they faced, the loss and sacrifice, the sentiment at home and the legacy it left on the nation and its people.
National Capital Exhibition
– Imagining the Capital (1 hour)
Learn about the inception of our nation’s capital from the design to its implementation through an interactive 4-step program.
National Museum of Australia
– Making a Nation (2 hours)
Investigate the theme of nationhood by engaging with objects and exploring the Museum’s galleries.
“Our students had the best time in Canberra. They won’t stop talking about it. It’s hard to pick a favourite place – we visited so many fabulous sites. Our itinerary was planned well with plenty to see and do. What a fun filled and educational week we had!” Sarah,
teacher, VIC
9 days | 8 nights
Learning areas
English | Science | Humanities and Social Sciences | Visual Arts | Sustainability | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Culture
B = BREAKFAST INCLUDED L = LUNCH INCLUDED D = DINNER INCLUDED
A tour of Central Australia is an awe-inspiring educational experience for students and teachers alike.
Renowned for its national parks, abundant wildlife, Aboriginal rock-art and stunning gorges, the area is steeped in natural beauty and history both ancient and modern. On a WorldStrides tour, students will venture underground in Coober Pedy, explore Watarrka and Kata Tjuta National Parks, and witness the sunset over Uluru.

Day 1 | Travel to Coober Pedy
Day 2 | Coober Pedy (L,D)
Take a guided tour of the town famous for opals and its underground population. Visit the Umoona Opal Mine and camp overnight.

OUR CENTRAL AUSTRALIA AND NORTHERN TERRITORY ITINERARIES ARE SUPPORTED BY NT LEARNING ADVENTURES.

Day 3 | Coober Pedy-Alice Springs (B,L,D)
Travel through the vast outback to Alice Springs, stopping by the famous Breakaway Reserve.
Day 4 | Alice Springs (B,L,D)
Enjoy a day of sightseeing with visits to:
– Royal Flying Doctors – School of the Air – Alice Springs Desert Park.
Add-on: Aboriginal Dreamtime and Bushtucker Tour.
Day 5 | Alice Springs (B,L,D)
Spend a full day touring the MacDonnell Ranges, taking in the sights of the Simpson’s Gap, Standley Chasm, John Flynn’s Grave, Ormiston Gorge and more. Finish the day taking in the sunset at Anzac Hill Lookout.
Day 6 | Alice Springs-Watarrka (B,L,D)
Experience an adventurous camel ride. Explore the spectacular Watarrka National Park, including the Garden of Eden and the domes of the Lost City.
Add-on: Cultural Immersion Tour.
Day 7 | Watarrka-Uluru (B,L,D)
Embark on a self-guided tour of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Learn about the local Anangu culture and marvel at the sights of another scenic wonder of the Red Centre. Witness the sunset over Uluru from the Sunset Strip.
Day 8 | Uluru (B,L,D)
Explore the base of Uluru, viewing aboriginal rock paintings and caves. Finish with a visit to Kata Tjuta.
Day 9 | Return home
14 days | 13 nights
Learning areas
English | Science | Humanities and Social Sciences | Visual Arts | Sustainability | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Culture
Experience desert adventures in the heart of our country. Students will explore spellbinding national parks and fascinating opal mines, witness spectacular sunsets, uncover Australia’s wartime history, and engage with traditional Aboriginal culture and history during immersive outback experiences.
The Northern Territory will excite and inspire your students, who will return with unforgettable memories and an indelible sense of place.

Day 1 | Travel to Coober Pedy
Day 2 | Coober Pedy (L,D)
Take a guided tour of the town and witness an opal cutting and polishing demonstration before visiting the Umoona Opal Mine and camping underground.
Day 3 | Coober Pedy-Uluru (B,L,D)
Add-on: Aboriginal Dreamtime and Bushtucker Tour.
Day 8 | Alice Springs-Daly Waters (B,L,D)
Take in the extraordinary Devils Marbles.
Day 9 | Daly Waters-Katherine (B,L,D) Bathe in the famous Mataranka Thermal Springs.
$1000 NORTHERN TERRITORY SCHOOL FUNDING AVAILABLE!
Tourism NT is offering $1000 funding to interstate schools travelling to the Northern Territory.
Visit worldstrides.com.au/ntfunding for more details.

Enjoy the famous Breakaway Reserve. Take a self-guided tour of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Learn about the local Anangu culture and witness the sunset over Uluru from the Sunset Strip.
Day 4 | Uluru-Kata Tjuta (B,L,D)
View Aboriginal rock paintings at the base of Uluru. Visit to Kata Tjuta.
Day 5 | Uluru-Watarrka (B,L,D)
See the Garden of Eden and the domes of the Lost City at the Watarrka National Park.
Day 6 | Watarrka-Alice Springs (B,L,D)
Experience a camel ride and visit Anzac Hill Lookout on a city sights tour.
Day 7 | Alice Springs (B,L,D)
Sightseeing day, visit: – Old Telegraph Station – School of the Air
– Royal Flying Doctors
– Alice Springs Desert Park.
Day 10 | Katherine-Kakadu National Park (B,L,D)
Cruise the stunning natural gorges in Nitmiluk National Park, before watching the sunset at Ubirr Rock.
Day 11 | Kakadu (B,L,D)
Cruise along Kakadu’s Yellow Water Billabong and explore the breathtaking national park.
Day 12 | Kakadu-Darwin (B,L,D)
Discover waterfalls, rock pools and magnetic termite mounds in Litchfield National Park.
Day 13 | Darwin (B,L)
Explore history and culture at: – Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory – Mindil Beach Sunset Markets.
Add-on: Darwin Military Museum. Day 14 | Return home
5 days | 4 nights
English | Humanities and Social Sciences | Science | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Culture | Health and Physical Education

Every day is a new adventure in North Queensland. Home to the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef, this area invites students to explore some of the most diverse and dramatic landscapes on Earth.
Our indigenous heritage is reflected in the sacred sites that invite students to discover 40,000 years of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander culture and traditions.

Day 1 | Travel to Cairns (D)
Undertake an interactive educational program at the Cairns Aquarium. Experience an adrenaline rush during an afternoon at Cairns Zoom & Wildlife Dome.
Travel among the treetops on the Kuranda Scenic Railway. Explore the Rainforestation Nature Park and learn about Australian animals during a wildlife encounter. Take a bushtucker walk and learn about Aboriginal culture while enjoying tasty treats. End the day with an immersive indigenous experience at Tjapukai Cultural Park.
Learn about the Wet Tropics Rainforest in an interactive educational session with the Wet Tropics Management Authority research team. Uncover the importance of mangrove ecosystems on a guided tour at the Jack Barnes Bicentennial Mangrove Boardwalk.
Soak up the beauty of the tropics on a visit to Crystal Cascades before escaping the heat at Sugarworld Waterpark.
Embark on a full day of aquatic adventure at Fitzroy Island. Explore the magnificent reef system on a glass bottom boat tour and learn about the work of the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre in treating sick & injured turtles. Enjoy a talk with a Desalination & Waste Treatment Technician on the power station, desalination plants, recycling, the barge, and building and living on the Island.
Take in the majestic sandy shores of Palm Cove Beach, one of the best beaches in Cairns and enjoy a swim before you begin your journey home. Return home.
5 days | 4 nights
Learning areas
English | Humanities and Social Sciences | Science | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Culture
Experience the many layers of Australia’s most iconic city and learn the stories behind its famous structures, including the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
From the city to the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, discover Australia’s indigenous and colonial heritage and immerse your students in history, culture and adventure.

Day 1 | Travel to Sydney (D)
Tread the path of haunted souls on an after-dark ghost tour at Sydney’s Quarantine Station.
Day 2 | Sydney (B,L,D)
Start the day with an Aboriginal cultural walking tour of Bondi. Afterwards, enjoy guided tours of: – Sydney Opera House – Fort Denison – The Rocks.
Day 3 | Sydney-Blue Mountains (B,L,D)

Journey to the Blue Mountains and undertake an educational program at the Waradah Aboriginal Centre. Later, experience breathtaking
views while on Scenic World’s Cableway, Railway and Skyway rides.
Day 4 | Sydney (B,L,D)
Take a guided tour of the Chinese Garden of Friendship in Chinatown followed by educational programs at Sealife Aquarium and the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Enjoy a trip on the Manly Ferry. Admire views of the Harbour from up high at the Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylon Lookout.
Day 5 | Sydney (B,L)
Enjoy a self-guided tour and educational workshop at Sydney’s iconic Taronga Zoo. Return home.

4 days | 3 nights
Learning areas
English | Humanities and Social Sciences | Science | The Arts | Technologies

At every turn, you will find remnants of colonial history, a thriving arts and culture scene, and dedicated followers on their way to one of Melbourne’s many sporting events.
This diverse destination offers the opportunity to build a tour solely around your curriculum of choice, with attractions and experiences to suit all ages.

Day 1 | Travel to Melbourne (D)
Explore Melbourne’s inner city, visit the iconic:
– Flinders Street Station – Federation Square – National Gallery of Victoria – Southbank.
Be immersed in film, television and media at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
Add-on: The Arts Centre Melbourne.
Day 2 | Melbourne (B,L,D)
Dive into science and the stars at Scienceworks Museum. Enjoy guided tours of the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Old Melbourne Gaol. Take in panoramic views at the Eureka Skydeck.
Add-on: AFL game at the MCG.
Day 3 | Melbourne (B,L,D)
Embark on self-guided tours of the Melbourne Zoo and Sealife Aquarium.
Add-on: A show at one of Melbourne’s iconic theatres.
Day 4 | Melbourne (B,L)
Visit the bustling Queen Victoria Market. Return home.
Education programs available
Add an education program to your tour at:
– Australian Centre for the Moving Image – Scienceworks – Old Melbourne Gaol – Eureka Skydeck
– Melbourne Zoo
– Sealife Aquarium.


5 days | 4 nights
Learning areas
English | Humanities and Social Sciences | Health and Physical Education
“This tour was a new destination for our school and every aspect was enjoyable and fitted in with the curriculum and our unit of work.”
Carrie, teacher

With a remarkable history and natural wonders as far as the eye can see, Tasmania is a destination that invites exploration and discovery.
Tasmania’s unique history as the site of Australia’s first penal colony is laid bare across historic locations, including the legendary Port Arthur. Meanwhile, its many national parks with rugged mountains, ancient forests and beach lined coasts ensure adventure is around every corner.

Day 1 | Travel to Hobart
Journey to Port Arthur via Devils Kitchen, Tasman Arch, Blow Hole and Tessellated Pavement. Embark on a guided tour of Port Arthur’s historic ruins, including the 1844 penitentiary, the infirmary and Model Prison. Later, cruise around the Isle of the Dead, before learning of ghostly tales on a Port Arthur Ghost Tour.
2 | Port Arthur-Hobart (B,L,D)
Get up close with Tasmania’s wildlife and learn about animal conservation at the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Travel to Hobart and take in the sights of:
– Salamanca Place
– Battery Point
– Constitution Dock.
Explore more than 2000 artworks, antiquities and ethnographic pieces at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA).
Day 3 | Hobart (B,L,D)
Explore Tasmania’s Tahune Forest from 50m above on the Tahune Airwalk. Take in beautiful panoramic views of Hobart from Mt Wellington.
Day 4 | Hobart-Devonport (B,L,D)
Journey to Devonport, taking in the exquisite Ross Bridge enroute. Enjoy a panoramic city sights tour of Launceston. Explore the stunning Cataract Gorge.
Day 5 | Return home.


Our expertise reaches around the globe, and our programs do too.
We cover a wide array of disciplines and interests, from history and culture, to sports, service learning and more.
Visit worldstrides.com.au to explore all of our Domestic tours.
“Working with WorldStrides to take students on what has been a trip of a lifetime for many of them has been a wonderful, easy and excellent experience.”
Keely, teacher



Our curriculum-focused international programs offer students a mixture of engaging sightseeing and hands-on learning to empower new discoveries and broader perspectives.
Our dynamic menu includes tours across Europe, the Americas, Asia and New Zealand focusing on:
Language • Cultural Studies
Geography • STEM • History • Art
With over 400 destinations to choose from, we have you covered.
A blend of inspiring performance opportunities with travel to the world’s most famous and fun urban centres.
Students receive professional mentorship and coaching. They also get the opportunity to hone their skills by performing on some of the most renowned Australian and international stages.
Carefully designed snow programs in spectacular alpine environments. Nowhere else is learning and development so exciting. Students have the time of their lives while building skills and confidence on the slopes.
We create unforgettable experiences and take care of every detail.
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WorldStrides specialises in primary, secondary, snow and performance tours across Australia and the globe. For more information or to get started, contact us on: 1800 655 661 info@worldstrides.com.au worldstrides.com.au
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