Come on Safari with Campus Education Australia!
Location: Australia: Sydney
Program Duration: 1-2 weeks
Description
It is optional while on the high school and GAP program. It will be a fabulous tour where you visit the fabulous Barrier Reef, underground homes, opal fields and see of colour and majestic landscape of the Australian outback?
Join us on an amazing Outback and Reef camping safari 7-14 day packed adventure and learning.
Highlights
From Sydney to Australia's beautiful red centre, Great Barrier Reef and beyond, this journey will enable you to:
* Learn about Aboriginal culture and history
* Discover opal-mining towns
* Climb Uluru
* Visit the amazing beaches, snorkel on the reef
* Experience all the fun of the Gold Coast including visiting Dreamworld theme park and be part of a great group of teenagers from all parts of the world in a fully air conditioned coach and fully supervised by our coordinators.
Limited seats, request your place before you arrive. Safari may vary slightly at the time of arriving to fit in with school vacation.
Travel Types
- Eco Tours
- Ecology
- Native Culture Studies
- RainForest Tours
- Safari
- Snorkeling
- Tours
Type of Programs
- Adventure Travel
- Student Tours
Languages
- English
Cost in US$:
Contact CEA.
Cost Includes:
Cost Include Description:
Credit Available
no
This Program is open to
Worldwide Participant.
Application Process Involves
- Letters of Reference
- Online Application plus Application Assessment
- Other
- Physical Exam/Health Records
- Transcript
- Written Application
Typically The Application Process Time is
4-6 weeksCampus Education Australia (CEA) 's Mission Statement
Campus Education Australia (CEA) organises high school student Cultural exchange programs to Sydney, Australia. Our programs provide students with the opportunity to learn English and other subjects in an Australian high school. Students who study abroad are able to experience authentic Australian culture and make friends with people their own age. Campus Education Australia's aim is to help young people to gain a deeper understanding of themselves through learning about others and give families back home a sense of security of the knowledge that their children are being guided by CEA and their Australian Home host family.
Year Founded
1998
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