Australia Mid Teen Summer Program | Pacific Discovery
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- Australia
- Sydney
- Byron Bay
Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Australia Mid Teen Summer Program | Pacific Discovery by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Australia Mid Teen Summer Program | Pacific Discovery starts at $6,350 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Australia Mid Teen Summer Program | Pacific Discovery is open to participants aged 14 to 17.
The program runs for 2-4 weeks.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, and meals.
Australia Mid Teen Summer Program | Pacific Discovery is located in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia.
About Program
Follow the path of migrating whales along the East Coast of Australia, on a journey of exploration, adventure and insight!
Come to Australia with us this summer! There are many epic, adrenaline-filled adventures our group will dive into on this three-week program. We’ll go rappelling and canyoning in the spectacular Blue Mountains, multi-day canoeing through the Noosa Everglades, snorkeling off Byron Bay, and learn to surf with expert instructors on staggeringly beautiful beaches.
Program Highlights
- An unforgettable day of canyoning in the ancient chasms of the Blue Mountains
- Surf camp on some of the best waves in Australia
- See humpback whales, kangaroos, and koalas and learn more about these unique species
- Take part in rewarding environmental conservation projects in National Parks on the New South Wales Central Coast
- Hang out in the surf towns of Byron Bay, Crescent Head and Noosa
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Sustainability
We recently embarked on a Net Positive Benefit project where we are qualifying what impacts our groups have on the local communities, taking into consideration carbon emissions +/- social impacts +/- conservation impacts +/- community impacts. On our programs, students engage with non-profit organisations such as Litter Intelligence, Scholars of Sustenance, Ulu Mau puanui, Llama Pack project where they directly work for a better future - planting trees, eradicating invasive weed species, helping local communities and food banks.

