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School Trip to Bath

Bath is famous for its Roman Baths – the oldest bathing complex in Great Britain – now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Architecture, history and myths (Excalibur!) make this school trip especially diverse and engaging. Bath is also an ideal starting point for day trips to South Wales and offers a varied evening programme for student groups.

Services & Price Examples

What's included

Standards & Service

for all group tours

Accommodation

  • For accommodation in host families: Full board
  • For accommodation in youth accommodation: B&B
  • Group leaders in B&B: single or double rooms
  • Free place policy upon agreement

Transport

  • Round-trip travel by coach
  • 300 km excursion program included
  • Parking and toll fees included
  • Accommodation for coach drivers in single rooms
  • Round-trip ferry crossing

Senlac Service

  • Individual programme planning
  • Senlac booking service
  • Teacher login with travel documents
  • Student & parent login with information material
  • German-speaking 24-hour emergency hotline
  • Statutory travel protection certificate
School Trip Bath

Pricing Overview

2 examples of coach trips

The final tour price depends on the departure location, day or overnight travel, as well as the month of travel, trip duration, number of participants, and choice of accommodation.

BASIC PROGRAMME

  • arrival and departure on the same day
  • ferry crossing Calais – Dover
  • 4 nights’ accommodation – optional:
  • in host families, primarily in 2–4 bed rooms
  • in youth accommodation, shared rooms
from 345 € p.P.

COACH TRAVEL PLUS

  • Private coach guaranteed for your group’s exclusive use
  • UNLIMITED kilometres for the excursion programme
  • No. 1 Royal Crescent – Museum     
  • Jane Austen Centre - Centre visit only   
  • Bristol Harbour Cruise
  • Commemorative film of your school trip
from 409 € p.P.

Additional Services

 

Tickets & Admission
For sights, musicals, city tours
and other programme highlights...
Travel Insurance
Travel safely with our
trusted partner Hanse Merkur
Inidividual Bank Transfer
Per participant
of the group tour
Accommodation
Youth Accommodation

Multi-bed rooms for large groups

Bath has several good youth hostels, while Bristol offers more budget-friendly accommodation options.

Hotels

3 to 4 stars

The best prices are usually available in February/March and October/November.

Program example

6 days / day or overnight travel / customisable on request

  • Day 1 – Departure from your home location The departure time depends on the location of the school, as the group will cross the English Channel early the next morning.
  • Day 2 – Dover and Bath, youth hostel Ferry crossing from Calais to Dover. In the afternoon the group arrives in Bath and checks into the accommodation, followed by a Bath city quiz for a first exploration of the city. Highlights of the discovery tour include the Royal Crescent and the historic Roman Baths.
  • Day 3 – Cardiff or Salisbury and Stonehenge Excursion to Cardiff, the capital of Wales, with time to explore the historic old town and Cardiff Bay – or alternatively to the medieval town of Salisbury, including visits to Stonehenge and Avebury.
  • Day 4 – Glastonbury, Wells and Cheddar Wells is one of the smallest cities in England and home to an impressive cathedral. Continue through England’s largest gorge, Cheddar Gorge, with a visit to Cox’s Cave or Jacob’s Ladder, followed by a visit to Bristol or Glastonbury.
  • Day 5 – One day in London Early departure for London. The coach driver checks into a day hotel, while the group follows a programme of their choice – we are happy to advise and arrange entrance tickets and Underground passes.
  • Day 6 – Arrival Back Home The return journey takes the group by motorway through France, Belgium and the Netherlands back to Germany, arriving in their hometown the following morning.
Recommended
Jane Austen Centre
We recommend a visit to the Jane Austen Centre. In addition to its permanent exhibition, it presents the life of the famous writer who lived in Bath for several years.
Activities
  • Avebury 4,000-year-old stone circle complex more
  • Bournemouth One of the most beautiful beaches on the south coast more
  • Bristol City of contrasts and architecture more
  • Cardiff The heart of Wales more
  • Cheddar Stunning stalactite caves and delicious cheese tastings more
  • Glastonbury The Holy Grail and the legendary mystery of Avalon more
  • London A vibrant heart between history and modernity more
  • Marlborough Charming market town with quaint streets and shops more
  • Salisbury Beautiful green spaces and architectural wonders more
  • Stonehenge He most famous stone circle in the world more
  • Street Picturesque town with excellent shopping opportunities more
  • Wells England’s smallest cathedral city with lively market life more
  • Winchester Cathedral city and legendary seat of the Round Table more
Getting there
Coach
For decades, we have collaborated with carefully selected coach partners who guarantee safe, reliable and comfortable travel to your destination.
Ferry
Crossing from Calais to Dover aboard a modern Channel ferry, with stunning views of the famous White Cliffs of Dover.
Map overview
Suitable for:
  • Art
  • Astronomy
  • Geography
  • History
  • Language Travel
  • Literature
  • Natural Sciences
  • Philosophy
Here you can find:
  • Art & Architecture
  • Beautiful Nature
  • Castles & Countryside
  • Culture & History
  • Exciting Excursions
  • National Park
  • Special City Tour
  • Special-Museum
  • Theatre & Musicals

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