Sentence examples for group adventure from inspiring English sources

Elaine You might find a small group adventure tour to your liking.

From the Serengeti Plains to the spice island of Zanzibar, join the CAA from July 7 – 21, 2019 on a small group adventure in Tanzania.

You could head for the West Coast of America on a small group adventure with Trek America (0845 330 6095; trekamerica.co.uk).

The Lipps Lab had a group adventure in July, attending the International Coral Reef Symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida — a meeting of about 3,000 reef workers — with each lab member presenting a paper or poster.

The only drawback is that the flight back is on Christmas day, but it's direct, and gets in at 6.30pm, so there's just time for a turkey sandwich.' Sue Ockwell of the Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO): 'This is an unusual suggestion but a surprising number of couples choose to go on a group adventure trip with Explore (0870 333 4001; explore.co.uk) for their honeymoon.

The small group adventure begins with sightseeing in Johannesburg's renowned Soweto district.

FOP's mission is to provide group adventure-based experiences that promote the development of social support and self-awareness for first-year students, and leadership development for members of the Harvard community.

If you don't want to struggle with all the getting on and off the bus, look at operators that arrange overland group adventures.

Proving that Disneyland and beach holidays aren't the be all and end all of family trips, adventure tour operator Exodus is launching "proper" small group adventures for families with children aged 11 and over in 2009.

It runs small group adventures, with numbers limited to 22 – large enough to have a nice mix and small enough for people to get to know everyone else during their trip.

Give your teens a real adventure, worldwide Proving that Disneyland and beach holidays aren't the be all and end all of family trips, adventure tour operator Exodus is launching "proper" small group adventures for families with children aged 11 and over in 2009.