Other Destinations for Field Trips

In terms of proximity, access to nature’s processes and field trip logistics Iceland ticks all the boxes, but we are able to offer specialist travel arrangements and academic support in several other destinations suitable for study and research.

ICELAND & GREENLAND
Greenland is the largest island in the world and is subject to an array of extensive scientific research. You have the opportunity to combine a trip to Iceland with Greenland. Within Greenland we also have a large (relatively speaking) range of top academic contacts that can help you decide the best place to study your chosen topic.

NEW ZEALAND
Proclaimed ‘the youngest country on earth’, New Zealand is often described as a world in itself such is the variety of its geographic features. Climates range from the sub tropic to the sub Antarctic; plate tectonics cause volcanoes, earthquakes and geothermal activity; in addition to all this the isolation of the islands, the array of mountains, landscapes, beaches and rainforests form a delicate ecosystem.

Here is another country ideal to suit a wide variety of field trips.

Why New Zealand with Discover the World?
• We can arrange for a university lecturer to perform a presentation in New Zealand on the chosen study area and topic for a variety of research area.
• Using our wide range of academic contacts we can advice you where best to study your chosen topics.
• Discover the World are recognised specialists in travel to New Zealand, having won several tourism awards. Working with some of the top universities in the country we have the resources to tailor your trip and meet your needs.

AND BEYOND…
We offer a number of other destinations for study visits. Provide us with your requirements and we can tailor a trip to suit. Please contact us for further information regarding Morocco, Oman, Jordan, Lapland, the Galapagos and Antarctica.

Please be aware that due to their remoteness and delicate environments field trips to these latter two destinations have restrictions on where and when you can visit.

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