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talk to the experts 01737 214 214 41This South Pacific island nation is often described as a world in itself. Its two main islands span over 1000 miles and take in all climates from the sub-tropical north to the sub-Antarctic south. The landscape has been formed by centuries of volcanic activity and continuous movement along fault lines. At North Island, the Pacific plate is continuing to slide underneath the Indo-Australian plate whereas in the South Island, the plates are effectively pushing together to form the Southern Alps.North Island Explorer 8 dayDiscover the heart of New Zealand's North Island and the country's largest city, Auckland. Explore the immensely varied landscape of this exciting region - including Tongariro National Park. The park has important Maori spiritual and cultural associations as well as an abundance of breathtaking scenery and natural wonders.Highlights: Auckland Skytower; glow worm caves; mineral pools; lava flows at Tongariro as well as Lord of the Rings movie locations; geothermal power station and dam; Huka Falls; geysers, hot springs and mud pools; join in with a traditional Maori Haka; a Kiwi encounter and a range of adrenalin-fuelled activities.Amongst the ever-changing landscape of the 'land of the long white cloud' you will find lofty snow-capped mountains, miles of unspoiled coastline, rocky headlands, picturesque lakes, fast flowing rivers, rolling farmlands, steaming geothermal fields and lunar-like volcanic deserts. New Zealand is a geographers' paradise where your students can explore a host of subject areas such as cold environments, plate tectonics, energy issues, natural hazard management, biodiversity threats, and river and coastal environments. In addition, for those moments in between studies, your students can enjoy an array of exciting and hugely entertaining activities.South Island Explorer 8 dayExplore the dramatic and magnificent scenery of New Zealand's South Island, the larger of the two main islands. From the lofty Southern Alps and rugged West Coast to the broad Canterbury Plains and tranquil Fiordland, experience true diversity. Highlights: Arthur's Pass and the Southern Alps; Pancake Rocks; train ride through the rainforest; Ananui caves and a bonfire on the beach; glacier hiking on Franz Josef; drive over Haast Pass; Queenstown bungy jump (optional!); jetboat through Shotover Canyon; Fiordland National Park and a cruise on Milford Sound; dramatic Lindis Pass; Lake Tekapo and Canterbury Plains.North and South Island 12 day Discover the geothermal and volcanic centre of the North Island as well as the dramatic and magnificent scenery of the South Island with its glaciers, mountains and fiords - New Zealand is a true geographers' paradise.Highlights: too numerous to mention!Please note for more in-depth information please visit our comprehensive website or call our team of experts - remember these itineraries are tailor-made.New ZealandA land of inspiration and diversityPrices from£1999© Rob Suisted© Chris McLennan

42 Our trips are bound by our Booking Terms & Conditions - for details visit discover-the-world.co.uk/educationalvisitsThe destinations we offer schools and colleges for experiential learning have developed into an exclusive collection of trips, which we are always looking to expand. Many of these destinations may be combined to provide even greater opportunities for your students, as you will have seen from earlier pages. However, we'd like to highlight two itineraries which definitely constitute a 'trip of a lifetime', both of which have been put together by our expert educational specialists. If you'd like to know more, please feel free to contact us. Further details about these destinations can be found on the relevant brochure pages, as well as on our comprehensive website. Iceland + New YorkContrast the rugged beauty of Iceland's unspoilt wilderness with the hustle and bustle of one of the most iconic cities in the world. With the natural wonders of sub-Arctic Iceland and the mega-city environment of New York, this itinerary provides students with a unique contrast in geographical landscapes. Students following a range of subjects will find this two-centre trip of enormous interest and value.Day 1 Arrive Iceland Day 2 Explore the wonders of the Golden Circle Day 3 Blue Lagoon / fly Reykjavik-New York Day 4 Explore Manhattan Day 5 Depart New YorkDay 6 Arrive UK Iceland + New York + Costa RicaBy adding Costa Rica to the Iceland / New York trip you can guarantee you will be offering a very special trip that will be the talking point of the school and remain the high point of students' school years. When it comes to biodiversity Costa Rica has it all: rainforests; volcanoes; rivers and wildlife beyond compare.Day 1 Arrive Iceland Day 2 Explore the wonders of the Golden Circle Day 3 Blue Lagoon / fly Reykjavik-New York Day 4 Explore Manhattan Day 5 Fly New York-Costa RicaDay 6 Travel San Jose to SarapiquiDay 7 Sarapiqui to ArenalDay 8 Arenal to Manuel Antonio National ParkDay 9 Manuel Antonio National park Day 10 Depart Costa RicaDay 11 Arrive UKMulti-Centre TripsIncredible Journeys for SchoolsPrices from£1119Prices from£2249Geysir, IcelandEmpire State, NYC © Fernando Alonso HerreroRain forest © Vaara