Scotland School Trip
Flexible durations
Accommodation Options
Centrally located hotels & residences
Tailor-made Programmes
Customised itineraries for every group
Why London is a great destination

- Edinburgh Castle & The Royal Mile: A guided tour of Scotland’s iconic fortress and a stroll through the medieval Old Town down to the lush Princes Street Gardens.
- Underground Ghost Tour: A guided exploration of the city’s subterranean vaults and mysterious past, followed by a traditional Scottish Ceilidh dance workshop.
- Loch Lomond & Speedboat Adventure: A coach excursion featuring a guided educational trail on Scottish ecosystems and landscapes, topped off with a thrilling speedboat tour of the loch.
- Glasgow Heritage: A guided visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis, and Merchant City — exploring the Victorian and cultural heritage of Scotland’s largest city.
A Wide Range of Accommodation
From student residences to centrally located hotels or hostels, we provide a variety of options to perfectly match your group’s preferences and requirements. We adapt to your needs in every destination to ensure the best fit for your stay.

Sample Programme
| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Morning Transport Accommodation | Morning Meal Royal Mile | Morning Meal Loch Lomond | Morning Meal Kelvingrove | Morning Meal Accommodation Free time |
Afternoon & Evening Edinburgh Castle Meal Ghost Tour | Afternoon & Evening Edinburgh Castle Transfer Workshop | Afternoon & Evening Nature trail Free evening | Afternoon & Evening Glasgow city tour Meal | Afternoon & Evening Transport |
A flexible program for your students

Arthur’s Seat Hike
Climb this ancient dormant volcano in Holyrood Park for the most spectacular panoramic view of Edinburgh and the North Sea.

Riverside Modernism
Explore the Riverside Museum in Glasgow to see its award-winning architecture and a vast collection of historic transport and technology.

Dean Village Stroll
Discover this peaceful oasis by the Water of Leith, a former grain milling village with charming 19th-century buildings and stone bridges.
