Cricket tour to London

“I have had excellent service as always. We used the sites as sources of historical evidence to aid GCSE performance. All aspects of the trip...”

Patrick, History Teacher, Hampshire

“Club Europe offer a great personal service, helpful and always proactive and patient. They are really positive and professional.”

Alexandra, Head of Physics, Alleyn’s School London

Experience Lord’s Cricket Ground – widely considered the home of cricket

The stunning Lord’s Cricket Ground in north London offers a range of training possibilities under expert tuition for our young sports tour groups. Structured coaching sessions and performance analysis in state-of-the-art facilities, used by country and international cricketers, will invigorate players.

Groups can travel to south London to Kia Oval, where there are opportunities for engaging ground tours and watching a match (subject to tour dates).

There is also of course a wealth of fun activities in central London, where groups can spend time before or after their sports tour.

Sample itinerary

Availability of tickets for professional matches will be dictated by tour dates.

Day 1

Take a tour of Lord’s Cricket Ground by an expert guide. Enjoy the MCC Museum. Transfer to accommodation.

Day 2

Coaching at Lord’s Indoor Cricket Centre and performance analysis. Watch a match at the Kia Oval cricket ground, (subject to tour dates and availability of tickets).

Day 3

Local fixture. Play a match against local opposition. Afternoon boat trip on River Thames or visit to London Zoo before departure.

Extra activities and excursions

Browse a selection of our favourite activities and excursions.

MCC Museum
London Zoo
Other places to visit

The world’s oldest sporting museum displays a variety of cricketing memorabilia.

Situated in leafy Regents Park, this zoo has an amazing collection of species from all around the world.

The Tower of London, the National Gallery, the Tate Modern, The Natural History Museum, BFI Imax 3D cinema, St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Wembley Tour (a 90-minute tour of the new stadium), The London Dungeons, a tour of the Olympic site, Kew Gardens, The London Central Mosque, the Science Museum and the London Aquarium.

Where to stay

Popular places to stay.

A variety of good quality hotels and hostels in London including: The Generator Hostel, WC1, The Royal National Hotel,WC1 and The 23 Hostel, London, W2 where facilities include a pool table, café and internet Wi-Fi.

Watch our films

Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about planning a school sports tour.

Watch all our films

David Kilcoyne talks about his rugby tour to Madrid

FAQs

Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

Yes, we offer both air and coach travel.

We agree a three-stage process so that payments can be staggered to make it easier for parents.

You should book your tour between 8-18 months in advance. This will give us time to secure the best possible accommodation, matches and excursion programme for your tour and you will have ample time for fundraising should you need to do so.