Domestic Tours

The United States is one of the most diverse classrooms on earth.

Our Domestic Tours take students beyond textbooks and into lived experience — learning alongside Indigenous communities, tracing the stories of the Underground Railroad, studying marine ecosystems with manatees in Florida, performing and exploring in New York’s artistic heart, crossing wild Alaskan terrain, or crewing a sailing vessel along the California coast.

These are not passive tours. They are immersive, educator-led experiences where students engage directly with history, culture, science, and leadership in real time.

A young man sitting on the mast of a sailing ship, surrounded by rigging and ropes, during twilight or dusk.

Flagship - Domestic Tours

These tours are curated for smaller high school groups.

They have limited availability and are completely unique.

Sail Away

10 Days - July

Cast members of a theater show take a bow on stage at the end of a performance, with an audience clapping and taking photos.

New York , Performing Arts

6 Days - November - June

Core Domestic Tours

These are fantastic middle and early high school tours

linking directly to core curriculum areas and require no passports

Manatees & Moon Landings

7 Days - January - May

A person snorkeling underwater near a large manatee, wearing a snorkel mask and a wetsuit.

Our Most Accessible Tour

UFO’s Caverns & Sand dunes

5 Days - October - May

Three people jumping and smiling on a sandy beach with the sun shining brightly in the clear blue sky, a group of people in the background enjoying the day.

Alaskan Cultural Tour

8 Days - March - Oct

2028

A young boy playing a drum during a cultural performance, surrounded by other performers in traditional attire.

East Coast History

6 Days - January - May

Bronze statue depicting a woman being pulled away by a young boy.

“The places you will go...”

— Dr. Suess