Caves & Caverns

School trips to caves and caverns provide an ideal opportunity to inspire young minds. Subjects covered can include history, geography, archaeology and the environment. Pupils are sure to be motivated and inspired by these amazing venues and natural habitats. Your pre-& post educational group visit to caves & caverns provide a guided tour around the caves based around your selected topic and can also include such activities as an archaeological dig, a trail or cave art. Our listed site organizers can plan with you to accommodate all ages and most abilities, ranging from preschool age, through all Key stages up to PHD level.


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A beautifully-converted Welsh hill farm at the foot of the Black Mountains, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Part of Essex Outdoors, it has been providing residential outdoor education courses for over 30 years.
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Heights of Abraham Derbyshire provide schools and educational groups with a unique memorable outdoor experience from cable car journeys to historical hilltop guided tours to underground caverns and hands on workshops in the woodland corner.
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The Isle of Wight offers superb study opportunities, both for tourism, regeneration and the environment - and it is well known for being a rich source of fossils, bones and dinosaur remains.
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From its first discovery in 1837 to its transformation into an informative and engaging School Trip destination, Ingleborough Cave has never failed to impress, inspire and astound visitors.
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