We have years of success stories working with groups, please check out a few examples of what we have experience doing. If you want more information on tailoring a trip to your group, please email us.
Educational ‘Field’ trips (UK, Ireland, Holland for Courses and University Societies)
Environment, Conservation, Marine Ecology, Spanish language, Photography, Geography etc
We have organised educational groups from across Europe for three decades helping faculty build bespoke itineraries based on the needs of their curriculum. Group size 10-60 students. Generally, we provide accommodation and board and transport for a bespoke itinerary. We give faculty the benefit of our extensive knowledge of the island including contacts for ‘expert’ speakers. Our support teams help to provide a strong framework for their students.
Manchester Metropolitan University have been sending groups across for ten years. They bring a group of faculty each leading cohorts of students on different courses. We help coordinate their activities both individually (special bird watching trips) and collectively (joint whale watching trip, Canarian evening meal on their final day, talks on our work to the group etc)
Bangor University Zoological Society bring out a group of around thirty members each year. They pay a special reduced rate and focus on research as well as taking part in the many activities that Tenerife has to offer.
Educational ‘Field’ trips (UK, Ireland, Holland for Courses and University Societies)
Environment, Conservation, Marine Ecology, Spanish language, Photography, Geography etc
We have organised educational groups from across Europe for three decades helping faculty build bespoke itineraries based on the needs of their curriculum. Group size 10-60 students. Generally, we provide accommodation and board and transport for a bespoke itinerary. We give faculty the benefit of our extensive knowledge of the island including contacts for ‘expert’ speakers. Our support teams help to provide a strong framework for their students.
Manchester Metropolitan University have been sending groups across for ten years. They bring a group of faculty each leading cohorts of students on different courses. We help coordinate their activities both individually (special bird watching trips) and collectively (joint whale watching trip, Canarian evening meal on their final day, talks on our work to the group etc)
Bangor University Zoological Society bring out a group of around thirty members each year. They pay a special reduced rate and focus on research as well as taking part in the many activities that Tenerife has to offer.
Scout Groups (UK, Belgium, Holland)
These groups vary between 10 – 40 in size. They are younger teenage boys or girls and come with a fairly high staff to student ratio. They want to ‘give back’ (community beach clean ups; working in local animal refuges etc); learn about volunteering (we put them through our whale & dolphin induction programme and give them opportunity to visit the whales as well as talk about opportunities available volunteering around the world); experience the island- cultural trips, craft markets, fiesta etc); undertake in outdoor activities (sea kayaking, horse riding, surfing, climbing, sail boarding etc), work on project work as further contribution. They receive certificates on completion of their time with us.
We supply accommodation; camping in high quality campsites is well received as an option as they get to take advantage of swimming pools, tennis courts and a multi-cultural camp experience as part of their trip; help develop and support their itineraries, provide full board and transport.
These groups vary between 10 – 40 in size. They are younger teenage boys or girls and come with a fairly high staff to student ratio. They want to ‘give back’ (community beach clean ups; working in local animal refuges etc); learn about volunteering (we put them through our whale & dolphin induction programme and give them opportunity to visit the whales as well as talk about opportunities available volunteering around the world); experience the island- cultural trips, craft markets, fiesta etc); undertake in outdoor activities (sea kayaking, horse riding, surfing, climbing, sail boarding etc), work on project work as further contribution. They receive certificates on completion of their time with us.
We supply accommodation; camping in high quality campsites is well received as an option as they get to take advantage of swimming pools, tennis courts and a multi-cultural camp experience as part of their trip; help develop and support their itineraries, provide full board and transport.
Fundraising Groups
Our volunteer alumni have been bringing groups out fundraising for many years ever since first volunteering with us. The groups are usually university friends wanting to spend time together after the end of term. They join the volunteer programme, help with research guiding on the whale watching boats and take up many heavily discounted activities. They, of course, have a great time!
Normally they take on the Teide Challenge scaling the world’s third highest volcano overnight as a fundraiser.
In 2020, one particular group are going to Sri Lanka taking on the gruelling Adam’s Peak in the fabulous Hill Country- a famous multi faith pilgrim’s route with truly awe-inspiring views. Whilst in Sri Lanka they are looked after by the local community – accommodation, food, picnics, sightseeing included. They can also enjoy expert led jungle treks, working in an elephant sanctuary for a day, seeing whales and dolphins including the fabulous blue whale and leopards in Yala national park. As with all of our programmes, they get to make up their own itinerary based on an extensive range of exciting options.
Our volunteer alumni have been bringing groups out fundraising for many years ever since first volunteering with us. The groups are usually university friends wanting to spend time together after the end of term. They join the volunteer programme, help with research guiding on the whale watching boats and take up many heavily discounted activities. They, of course, have a great time!
Normally they take on the Teide Challenge scaling the world’s third highest volcano overnight as a fundraiser.
In 2020, one particular group are going to Sri Lanka taking on the gruelling Adam’s Peak in the fabulous Hill Country- a famous multi faith pilgrim’s route with truly awe-inspiring views. Whilst in Sri Lanka they are looked after by the local community – accommodation, food, picnics, sightseeing included. They can also enjoy expert led jungle treks, working in an elephant sanctuary for a day, seeing whales and dolphins including the fabulous blue whale and leopards in Yala national park. As with all of our programmes, they get to make up their own itinerary based on an extensive range of exciting options.
EU Funded Groups
We have been managing EU funded groups for a great many years. Erasmus programmes tend to be work experience based and are in partnership with our academic partners- colleges and universities.
Additionally we cater for volunteer groups which can be either educational or not, as part of the Prince's Trust or Duke of Edinburgh, community based, youth clubs, special needs providers (children and adults) and disadvantaged group providers. If you want to look into possibilities for funding groups particularly if from disadvantaged groups please let us know.
Educational Courses
Photography, marine research methods, conservation boot camps and story telling.
We have been managing EU funded groups for a great many years. Erasmus programmes tend to be work experience based and are in partnership with our academic partners- colleges and universities.
Additionally we cater for volunteer groups which can be either educational or not, as part of the Prince's Trust or Duke of Edinburgh, community based, youth clubs, special needs providers (children and adults) and disadvantaged group providers. If you want to look into possibilities for funding groups particularly if from disadvantaged groups please let us know.
Educational Courses
Photography, marine research methods, conservation boot camps and story telling.