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Discovery Student Adventures

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Pack your curiosity and go!

This summer, let your curiosity run wild. Discovery Student Adventures grants you access to the world’s most treasured places: the ancient lands, the wilderness areas, and the secret places few tourists see. There, among the scientists, explorers, and indigenous people is where the adventure—and the learning—begin. So pack your curiosity and get ready for an adrenaline-pumping, heart-stopping, life-altering journey. Summer is short. Travel adventurously.

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Teachers

Inspire Your Students

Inspire your students to be lifelong learners with an unforgettable Discovery adventure - and see the world at no cost to you.

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Students

Great Adventures

Meet fascinating experts and experience the world’s greatest adventures. Hear from past student travelers on what you can expect from your adventure.

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Parents

Safety Is Priority #1

Set your child on a course to future success. Safety is our number one priority as your child builds confidence and lasting connections to the wider world.

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Latest from Our Adventure Blog


    Summer Travel in Full Swing
    Live vicariously through our student travelers, and check out their latest blogs. Summer travel is in full swing. Students and Teachers alike are having the times of their lives from the rainforests of Costa Rica, the heart of the of the Mediterranean, to the Andean Highlands of Ecuador.
    Like what you're seeing? Bring new meaning to 'summer vacation' by going on a Discovery Student Adventure next summer! Check out the fantastic destinations we're offering in summer 2011.

    July 9th: Temple of Zeus
    Talk about a time warp. In just two days, Discovery students and teachers have traveled back in time 2,800 years to explore Greek history, scouted locations to do their part to protect the future of endangered sea turtles, and learned firsthand that the ancient Greeks probably don't get nearly enough credit for their ingenious inventions.
    It's a journey that keeps picking up speed as the days pass! Read More

    Could The Mighty Mississippi Fight The Gulf Oil Spill?
    Shifting some of the Mississippi River's flow from its southernmost branch, the Atchafalaya River, to the main river body could create a strong current of fresh water that would act as a barrier against the oil. This invisible boom of sorts would keep the oil out of sensitive marshes for several weeks, according to the National Audubon Society. Read More