Innovative & Customizable Youth Group Tours

Get ready to explore Portland’s maritime past, where salty tales of seafaring adventures and maritime marvels await your students. Tour Portland Head Light, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, cruise the waters of Casco Bay on a working Mailboat, stargaze at the Portland Observatory, and experience a guided tour of Acadia National Park. There is so much to see and learn in Portland.

Take your students on an exciting Rocky Mountain adventure to Colorado Springs. Explore ancient red rocks and cultures with Garden of the Gods, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, and a cave tour. Discover amazing landscapes with a visit to the Royal Gorge Bridge, one of the world’s tallest suspension bridges, and a scenic train excursion. Plus, enjoy an Old West Chuckwagon Dinner and Western show. This is a fun learning experience for any group.

Your students will discover the wonders of Niagara Falls without leaving the US. This itinerary is filled with adventure-packed experiences that will get you up close to the Falls. Plus, kid-friendly attractions and hands-on exhibits for an unforgettable Niagara Falls tour.

This Eco-Beach Adventure is filled with maritime museums, sunny beaches, and wild horses. Naturalists will help you learn about the native wildlife as you visit both Assateague and Chincoteague Islands, where you may see wild ponies running on the beach. Plus, a visit to the world’s first mermaid museum and a visit to NASA’s Wallops Island. It’s a great getaway for your students. Book your space now.

Students can participate in the Music in the Parks Festival in Pittsburgh, PA. This festival offers a fun and educational experience for school bands, orchestras, and choirs. Learn from experienced instrumental and vocal teachers, then perform at the festival. Your school and hometown will also be announced at the awards ceremony! This trip includes fun Pittsburgh attractions and time at Kennywood.

Students can enjoy a fun and educational experience at the Music in the Park Festival in Virginia Beach. School bands, orchestras, and choirs can learn from experienced instrumental and vocal teachers, then perform at the festival. Celebrate your achievements with an Award Ceremony at Busch Gardens. This tour also features other area attractions.

Baltimore is the birthplace of the “Star-Spangled Banner” and filled with tons of American History. Students can relive historic moments in American History and American Innovation with visits to a fort, a railroad museum, a warship, and a science center. Plus, enjoy a harbor cruise, a ghost tour, and an evening of Medieval Times.

Milwaukee is the perfect blend of Midwestern charm and lakefront magic, where European heritage mingles with modern attractions along the stunning shores of Lake Michigan. Students will also discover adventure and STEM learning with several hands-on activities, games and attractions.

St. Louis has something for everyone, making it an amazing destination for students. Explore St. Louis’s music history, enjoy multiple hands-on STEM experiences, learn a little bit about baseball, and discover St. Louis’s reputation as the Gateway to the West. Plus, this trip is just plain fun.

Let your students explore Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city. Visit iconic attractions like the Kentucky Derby Museum, the Louisville Slugger Museum, and the Muhammad Ali Center. Take an underground adventure like no other at the Louisville Mega Cavern and embark on a journey of discovery at the Kentucky Science Center. So much to see and do in Louisville.