Field trips, study-abroad weeks, and immersion programs across the Peloponnese — designed with teachers, audited every season, and run by guides who know your students by name on day two.
Different curricula, different ages, different paperwork. The on-the-ground operation is the same: small groups, named guides, 24/7 support, and the same olive grove for breakfast.
Geography fieldwork, classics tours, language exchange, residential leadership weeks. Risk-assessed. We run the trip; teachers stay with students.
Faculty-led modules from a long weekend to a full term. We handle logistics, lectures-on-site, partner-academic introductions, and ECTS-friendly contact hours.
Greek immersion built around four hours of structured class daily, then field encounters — fishermen at Marathopoli, beekeepers in Saidona, the ferry crew at Kalamata port.
Programs built around one discipline — marine biology, archaeology, geography, sustainability. You bring the curriculum; we build the fieldwork around it.
Pick one as your starting point or combine two — most groups do. We send a draft itinerary inside seven days of the first call, then iterate with you until you sign it off.
Olympia, Ancient Messene, Mystras, Pylos. Site visits led by working archaeologists, not tour guides. Sketchbook morning at Bassae, evening seminar back at the villa.
Snorkel transects in Voidokilia, water-quality sampling at the Gialova lagoon, fish-market dawn visit.
Karst limestone walks above Mystras. Olive economy interviews with three farms across the price spectrum. Coastal-process measurement at Voidokilia. River discharge at Neda.
Three Peloponnesian sites — Sparta, Messene, Mantinea — bookended by an Athens day-trip (Pnyx, Agora, Akropolis Museum). Mock assembly held at the Odeion of Messene.
Sea-kayak the Methoni — Voidokilia coastline. Hike Mt. Taygetos sections. Climb at Leonidio (sport, single-pitch, 5b—6a). Sailing introductions at Costa Navarino.
Field site visits to four kinds of olive farm. Conversations with regional council planners. Day at Costa Navarino reviewing their masterplan with their sustainability lead. Capstone proposal workshop.
Four hours structured language daily (small groups by level). Afternoons in the field: ordering the kafeneio coffee, naming birds at the lagoon, reading menus, conducting a market interview.
What a real week looks like. Switch programs to compare. Final timetables are co-written with your lead teacher and signed off four weeks out.
We send your head of department a syllabus-mapping document with each draft itinerary — exam-board specific, with page references. Three frameworks shown here; ask if you need another.
Held strictly. Two teachers and a guide for every sixteen students on the water; we add a third on the kayaks.
One named operations lead per group, on call from arrival to departure. Direct mobile + WhatsApp. Hospital + embassy numbers in the trip pack.
Activity-by-activity, signed by our director and your trip leader before deposits clear. Includes weather contingency, evacuation routes, dietary protocols, and the consent-form bundle.
The pack lands in your inbox eight weeks before departure. Everything teachers need to walk into the staffroom with the trip pre-approved.
Request a sample packEditable Word doc on your school letterhead. Medical, photo, dietary, free-time consent — all in one signature block.
Activity-by-activity, with mitigations and emergency protocols.
One A4 page. Walking shoes, a refillable water bottle, a hat. Includes the things they always forget.
Plug-and-play slides: where the Peloponnese is; reading a site plan; basic Greek; what to do if you get lost. Run them or hand them to your TA.
Curated by program. Six items per trip — three short, three substantial. Available in physical or audio.
Printed for every student. Page per day, prompts that map to the assessment, a slot for the photo and the receipt. Becomes the souvenir parents keep.
Every program is quoted per student once we know your group size, dates and program. Send us the basics and you get a costed draft itinerary to take to your head.
A 30-min call with our schools lead. We ask about your group, your aims, your dates, your worries. Whether or not you book, you leave the call with a list of three things to think about.
Within seven working days. A working document, not a brochure — built so you can edit and forward it to your head.
Two or three iterations, usually. We lock the itinerary, the price, the rooming, and the risk assessment together. You sign once.
Eight weeks out. Parent letter, kit list, payment schedule, the lessons. Your bursar gets the invoice on the day you ask, with VAT split out.
Met at the airport by a named lead. WhatsApp group with daily photos for parents (opt-in). 24/7 senior contact. Daily teacher debrief.
Two-week-later video call. All receipts, photo library, a written report you can share with the head and the parent body. Used for next year's recruitment.
Not finding yours? Ask us directly — we'll add the answer here once we've answered yours.
Send the form below or write directly. We reply inside one working day, usually the same morning. The first call is 30 minutes, no obligation, and no sales script.
Most groups start the conversation 5 — 8 months out. The earliest sign got us a 9-month run-up; the latest, six weeks. We'll do our best either way.
