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School Trip to Bexhil

The school trip to Bexhill-on-Sea combines coastal charm, British culture, and a variety of engaging activities for school groups. This traditional seaside town on the south coast of England offers a relaxed and safe environment for a successful school trip, with its beach, promenade, and the modern De La Warr Pavilion. Through activities such as Cricket for Fun, group beach games, or the SENLAC city quiz, students experience the town in an interactive way while strengthening team spirit and improving their English skills.

Excursions around Bexhill provide plenty of variety: the historic town of Hastings, the spectacular cliffs of Beachy Head, the vibrant seaside resort of Brighton, and of course a day trip to London are among the most popular highlights of the programme.

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
  • 24-hour emergency hotline (German and English-speaking)
  • Statutory travel protection certificate
School Trip Bexhill

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 day
  • ferry crossing Calais-Dover
  • 4 nights' accommodation – choice to stay
  • in host families, primarily 2-4 bed rooms
  • in youth hostel, shared rooms
from 353 € p.P.

BUS TRIP PLUS

  • Private coach guaranteed for your group’s exclusive use
  • UNLIMITED kilometres for the excursion programme
  • Individual transfer
  • 1066 Story / Hastings Castle
  • London city map with Tube timetable
  • Cruise on the Thames with »Thames Clippers«
  • Commemorative film of your school trip
from 382 € p.P.

Additional Services

Tickets & Admission
For sights, musicals, city tours and other programme highlights...
Travel Insurance
Travel safely with our trusted partner
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Individual Transfer
for each participant
in the group trip
Accommodation
Host family

Living with a host family

Bexhill-on-Sea is the ideal location for accommodation with host families, as our team is based here and knows each family personally. Our experienced host families warmly welcome students and provide a safe and supportive environment. This allows students to experience the English language and everyday life first-hand and authentically.

Bed & Breakfast

Hotel or B&B?

Bexhill also offers charming small hotels for teachers and accompanying adults, as well as a range of B&Bs located directly along the seafront. Comfortable and well-equipped, these accommodations provide a pleasant retreat during the school trip.

Program example

6 days | Day or overnight travel | Customisable to your needs

  • Day 1 – Departure from home Departure times depend on the location of the school, as the English Channel is crossed early the following morning. Overnight, the journey continues by coach through the Netherlands, Belgium, and France towards the ferry port.
  • Day 2 – Ferry Crossing – Dover Castle – Arrival in Bexhill FERRY CROSSING: In the morning, ferry crossing from Calais to Dover with a first glimpse of the famous White Cliffs.

    DOVER CASTLE: After arrival, a stop at the impressive fortress overlooking the cliffs is highly recommended. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views across the English Channel.

    BEXHILL-ON-SEA: Afterwards, continue along the south coast to Bexhill-on-Sea. In the early evening, students meet their host families.
  • Day 3 – Day Trip to London LONDON: The highlight of every school trip to England. After breakfast, the coach picks up the group in Bexhill-on-Sea. There is a wide range of programme options: famous sights such as Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and Trafalgar Square can be explored during a city tour.

    GREENWICH: A possible stop includes a visit to Greenwich, home to the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the famous Prime Meridian. From here, a boat trip along the River Thames to Westminster is also a great option.
  • Day 4 – Day Trip: Beachy Head – Brighton BEACHY HEAD: The journey along the Channel coast leads to the impressive chalk cliffs of Beachy Head. A walk along the cliffs offers spectacular views over the coastline and the English Channel.

    BRIGHTON: This vibrant seaside resort delights visitors with its famous Brighton Palace Pier, the exotic Royal Pavilion, the lively seafront promenade, and the winding streets of the “Lanes”, perfect for exploring and browsing.
  • Day 5 – Farewell – Hastings – Ashford or Canterbury – Departure FAREWELL: In the morning, students say goodbye to their host families.

    HASTINGS: Afterwards, visit the historic seaside town with its old town, fishing harbour, and beach. The famous Smugglers Adventure caves and small museums tell fascinating stories from the past.

    CANTERBURY ODER ASHFORD: Auf dem Weg zum Eurotunnel oder zur Fähre bietet sich ein letzter Zwischenstopp an – entweder in Canterbury mit der berühmten Kathedrale oder im Ashford Designer Outlet zum Bummeln.

    DEPARTURE: In the evening, return journey to the ferry port and crossing back to the European mainland.
  • Day 6 – Arrival at home Your school trip to Bexhill comes to an end – filled with lasting impressions, the journey continues by coach through France, Belgium, and the Netherlands back to Germany. Arrival at your hometown is in the morning.
Teamwork
Treasure Hunt on the Beach
Exciting Treasure Hunt: Crack secret codes, follow hidden clues, and outsmart “enemy agents” in the search for buried treasures. This team-building activity on the beach in Bexhill creates unforgettable experiences. Working together towards a shared goal strengthens team spirit – and leaves students with lasting memories they will look back on fondly.
Activities
  • IN BEXHILL-ON-SEA
  • De La Warr Pavilion Iconic example of modernist architecture; cultural centre with exhibitions and a café overlooking the sea more
  • Bexhill Promenade & Beach Long seafront promenade with views of the English Channel – ideal for walks and group activities more
  • Bexhill Museum Local history museum featuring exhibitions on archaeology, fashion, technology, and the town’s motorsport heritage more
  • Egerton Park Spacious town park with a lake, sports facilities, and café – a popular spot for leisure and outdoor activities more
  • Cricket for Fun A playful introduction to cricket while building team spirit.
  • SENLAC-Stadtquiz Bexhill Students solve challenges and explore the town and its sights in small teams.
  • Beach Games Fun and active time at the beach – shared games that encourage movement and strengthen team spirit.
  • NEAR BEXHILL-ON-SEA (within approx. 1 hour travel time)
  • Hastings Historic seaside town with a lively old town and many attractions, including the famous Smugglers Adventure more
  • Eastbourne Victorian seaside resort with a long promenade, pier, and a variety of shops more
  • Herstmonceux Castle & Observatory Science Centre 15th-century castle with beautiful gardens and an interactive science centre more
  • Rye Charming town with timber-framed houses and picturesque medieval streets more
  • Beachy Head & Seven Sisters Impressive chalk cliffs with scenic walking trails and views over the English Channel more
  • Bodiam Castle Romantic 14th-century moated castle with a drawbridge and surrounding water more
  • Brighton Vibrant coastal city with its famous pier, seafront promenade, and the Royal Pavilion – once a royal summer residence more
  • AROUND BEXHILL-ON-SEA (approx. 1–2 hours travel time)
  • Canterbury Cathedral UNESCO World Heritage Site and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury – one of the most important religious centres in England more
  • Hever Castle Moated castle and gardens once home to Henry VIII, featuring a yew maze and water maze more
  • London Capital city with world-famous landmarks such as the Tower of London, Westminster Palace, and many more more
  • Hampton Court Palace Magnificent Tudor palace of Henry VIII with historic gardens and a famous maze more
  • Windsor Castle The oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and an official residence of the British royal family more
Getting there
Coach
We have been working successfully for decades with selected bus companies that will get you to your destination safely and in good spirits.
Train
Depending on where the journey starts, we will take you to the nearest ferry port either by train or coach.
Ferry
Crossing from Calais to Dover on a modern Channel ferry with beautiful views of the white cliffs of Dover.
Map overview
Suitable for:
  • Architecture
  • Ethics / Religion
  • Foreign language: English
  • Geography
  • History
  • Language Travel
  • Natural Sciences
  • Primary School
  • Secondary School
Here you can find:
  • All-Round Service
  • Beach & Sea
  • Castles & Countryside
  • Culture & History
  • Exciting Excursions
  • Good old England
  • Host Families
  • Language Classes
  • Zoo & Aquarium

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