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5 - 6 daysWashington, D.C. & New York
The Lincoln Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery and Times Square await.
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3 - 5 daysWashington, D.C.: The Capital Tour
Visit the Smithsonian museums, Washington Monument and Capitol Hill.
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5 daysAfrican American History in D.C. & Williamsburg
Experience Colonial Williamsburg, the Anacostia Community Museum and the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site.
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8 - 10 daysThe Eastern Seaboard
Explore Boston, New York City, Washington, D.C., and more.
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4 - 6 daysNew York City: The Big Apple
See Greenwich Village, SOHO and Rockefeller Center
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4 - 5 daysHistoric Boston
Enjoy the Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill and Faneuil Hall.
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5 - 6 daysNew York & Boston
Experience the Statue of Liberty, Lexington & Concord and the Museum of Science.
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5 - 6 daysWashington, D.C. & Williamsburg
See the U.S. Supreme Court, Colonial Williamsburg and Monticello.
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7 daysPuerto Rico: Island of Natural Wonders
Take in El Morro, a bioluminescent bay, and Old San Juan.
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6 daysMontréal & Québec
Stroll down Rue Petit-Champlain, visit Le Château Frontenac and enjoy sweets at a traditional sugar shack.
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4 - 5 daysWashington, D.C. & Gettysburg
Visit Gettysburg, Arlington National Cemetery and Mount Vernon.
Your students are bound for beyond
Our class trips take your students beyond the textbooks, beyond the museums, and beyond the experiences they could have with anyone else. As your students meet the people behind the places, they’ll form real, personal connections with their destinations. Because, anyone can get them to New York City or Washington, D.C. We’ll make sure they get America’s signature cities.
Where will you take your students?
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
Honor Flight Network
The men and women who’ve served their country transform their history into personal connection for students traveling to Washington, D.C. The Honor Flight Network is dedicated to transporting America’s veterans to the country’s capital to see the memorials for wars in which they fought. While visiting sites such as the World War II Memorial on the National Mall, students celebrate and applaud servicemen and women flown in from across the country. Then, as veterans take time for introductions and questions, students establish bonds with another generation and gain new perspectives on what they’ve learned in their classrooms.
What to expect from an EF class trip
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Experiential learning
There’s no substitute for hands on experience. Each activity strengthens what students have learned in class by bringing lessons to life while building confidence in traveling to new parts of the world.
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Popular destinations
Our most popular tours take you to places where history and culture collide. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or the fiftieth, there’s always something new to discover.
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New perspectives
Between your 24/7 Tour Director and locals you meet throughout the tour, experience unique perspectives and create personal connections that resonate long after returning home.
“[My daughter] came home a new person. She was bursting with confidence. She left a spunky 11-year-old girl and came home a knowledgeable and still spunky 11-year-old young lady.”
—Parent, Oklahoma