Brighton, a clear example of a honeypot tourism location, is an ideal place to bring Geography students on a field study. With the extremely rich arty culture of Brighton and immense vibe the quirky city has to offer, it’s a perfect destination for a school trip.
Dive deep into one of the countries most loved seaside destinations, with an array of attractions, museums and visits to explore – we can guarantee you’ll remember this residential for a long time.
1 or 2
KS1 – KS5
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 8
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08.00 |
Coach pick up from school & depart for ferry |
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09.00 |
Ferry crossing to Southampton or Portsmouth |
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10.00 |
Coach travel from mainland ferry port to Brighton |
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12.00 |
Arrive in Brighton – take a trip up the i360 tower |
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14:00 |
Stroll around The Lanes; a collection of narrow lanes famous for small independent shops, jewellery shops, antique specialists and more! |
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16:00 |
Arrive at Hotel, check in. |
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19.00 |
Dinner at a selected restaurant in Brighton or at accommodation |
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08.30 |
Breakfast at Hotel |
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10.00 |
Activities in Brighton – Sealife Centre, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, visit The Royal Pavillion, Glow in the Dark Minigolf, visit Brighton Pier. |
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19.00 |
Dinner at a selected restaurant in Brighton or at accommodation |
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08.30 |
Breakfast at Hotel |
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09.30 |
Load luggage on coach, check out |
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10.00 |
Coach travel from Brighton to mainland ferry port |
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12.00 |
Ferry to Fishbourne or East Cowes |
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13:00 |
Coach transfer from Island ferry port back to school |
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13:30 |
Anticipated arrival time at school |
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Additional activities can be added on before coming home in Brighton, Chichester, Portsmouth or Southampton |