This ten-day itinerary traces a clean arc across two countries and several centuries of Western history, opening in London and closing in Paris with a stretch of northern and central France in between that most student tours skip entirely. The connective tissue is the Channel itself — your group crosses it by ferry on Day 4, with dinner on board, arriving in Caen, the city that still carries the physical and civic memory of the 1944 Normandy campaign. That transition from British streets to French coastline gives the tour a dramatic through-line that classroom maps can only sketch.
Arrival London
Dinner
Overnight
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Read every review on Trustpilot“I can not say enough about the excellent staff at Passports! They made organizing and executing this trip a breeze! It was so well organized and accommodating — I would totally recommend Passports as the tour company for student travel.”
“Passports, I cannot begin to thank you enough for helping craft such a spectacular tour! Being a theatre educator, having some arts experiences was important to me — and you delivered. My students and I were talking about the workshop for days! Josephine and the Mouse Singer at the Greek National Opera House was unlike anything my students or I had experienced before.”
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