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Elite British Schools & Harry Potter Magic Camp（10 days）

Trip Highlights

  • Explore World-Renowned Universities: Visit Cambridge and Oxford, experiencing the academic excellence and historical significance of these prestigious institutions.

  • Immerse in the World of Harry Potter: Step into iconic Harry Potter scenes, including Platform 9¾ and Christ Church College, and experience the magic firsthand.

  • Cultural and Historical Exploration in London: Visit the British Museum and London Transport Museum to gain a deeper understanding of the rich history and cultural heritage of the UK.

  • Nature and Farm Experience: Explore an English farm, learning about agricultural life and experiencing harmony with nature.


Reference Itinerary


Time

Itinerary

Day 1

  • Arrive in London, visit King's Cross Station and Platform 9¾.‍

Day 2

  • Visit Eton College campus.

Day 3

  • Tour Warwick Castle.‍

Day 4

  • ‍Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace Museum and stroll around Hyde Park.‍

Day 5-7

  • Participate in English courses at Summerhill School and engage in outdoor activities.

Day 8

  • ‍Visit the London Transport Museum and Harry Potter Studio.

Day 9

  • Tour Oxford University and explore the English countryside farm.

Day 10

  • ‍Visit Windsor Castle and enjoy a cruise on the Thames River.‍

Day 11

  • Visit the British Museum and M&M’s World Chocolate Store.

Day 12

  • Return to Hong Kong by flight.


*The schedule may be adjusted according to weather, participant numbers, and conditions at the destination. Final details will be confirmed before departure to ensure a smooth and safe trip

International Travel Notes

  1. Weather:

    The UK’s weather varies throughout the year. Summers (June to August) are typically mild, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C, while winters (December to February) are cooler, between 0°C and 10°C.


  2. Time Zone:

    The UK follows GMT+0 but switches to BST (GMT+1) during daylight saving time (March to October). Hong Kong is UTC+8, usually 8 hours ahead of the UK, or 7 hours during BST.


  3. Cuisine:

    British cuisine traditionally focuses on meat dishes, with classic options including Fish and Chips, Beef Pie, and Full English Breakfast. Additionally, the UK is known for its Afternoon Tea, commonly served with scones and sandwiches. The country is also famous for its breweries, with Guinness stout and Ale being local favorites.


  4. Language:

    English is the primary language in the UK.


  5. Currency:

    The currency in the UK is the British Pound (GBP); prices are typically displayed in pounds.

Itinerary notes

1.Packing Essentials:

Toiletries: Bring your own personal hygiene items like toothbrush, toothpaste, and bath essentials, as UK hotels typically don't provide these.

Medications: Carry necessary medications, including regular prescriptions and basic first aid items.

Clothing: The UK weather is variable; pack layers for different seasons, including hats, scarves, and waterproof outerwear. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Other Items: Consider bringing an umbrella, a converter for plugs, and laundry supplies.



2.Communication & Internet:

Free Wi-Fi is common in public areas like cafes and hotels, but it's advisable to get a local SIM card or ensure your current plan covers international data for ease of communication.



3.Currency & Payments:

The UK uses GBP (£) as the currency. Credit cards are widely accepted. Carry small amounts of cash for minor expenses and use a secure wallet to protect your money.



4.Electricity & Plugs:

The UK uses 230V power with Type G plugs. Bring an appropriate adapter if needed to use your electronics.