WUCF Travel Club
PBS is America’s largest classroom, the nation’s largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world.
As a PBS and NPR member station, WUCF is proud to offer programming that takes our viewers & listeners to different lands and opens your eyes to a world of wonder and learning.
Join us and intimate groups of other public media supporters as you venture into new ways to discover the world. Partial proceeds from your trip registration benefit WUCF which means you’ll get to travel the world and support WUCF at the same time!
Signing up to be part of the WUCF Travel Club is FREE and EASY. Simply enter your email into the registration box to the right and you will receive updates on future trips.
Have additional questions or want to suggest a trip? Please contact the Member Services team at (407) 823-0899 or send an e-mail to wucfmemberservices@wucf.org.
Upcoming Trips
Curious Traveler: Great West Way
May 3rd - 12th, 2023 | About Tenon Tours | travel@tenontours.com
Enjoy your unique Great West Way journey, designed by Tenon Tours, and inspired by the award-winning PBS travel series, Curious Traveler.
Explore Past Trips
2017 WUCF Queen's Tour
Welcome dinner at the St. James Court in London.
Exploring the magnificent Blenheim Palace, a monumental English country house and World Heritage site situated in the civil parish of Blenheim near Woodstock.
The iconic doorknocker on the front door of Highclere Castle, home of Downton Abbey!
As the tour bus rounded the curb, a collective gasp came from our travelers as they got their first glimpse of Highclere Castle.
In the small village of Bampton, where many exterior scenes were filmed for Downton Abbey. Here you see the house used as the fictional Crawley House.
Exploring the ancient ruins of Stonehenge.
Exploring the amazing Minack Theatre in Porthcurno, part of the stunningly beautiful Cornwall region of England.
Exploring the arsenic fields and mine buildings at the Botallack Mine in the west of Cornwall, England.
Exploring the arsenic fields and mine buildings at the Botallack Mine in the west of Cornwall, England.
Exploring the arsenic fields and mine buildings at the Botallack Mine in the west of Cornwall, England.
In Padstow at sunset, in the Cornwall region of England.
Walking along the coast to Port Issac.
Entering Port Issac, filming location for the fictional village of Portwenn in hit show, Doc Martin.
The Schoolhouse used in Doc Martin.
Outside Buckingham Palace.
Enjoying the royal ice cream at Buckingham Palace.
Big Ben and Parliament at sunset, London.
Enjoying the lawn at Highclere Castle, filming home of Downton Abbey.
Learning how to make the traditional Cornish dish, a pasty. It was a wonderful cooking class as travelers made the hand-held pie that became a staple of Cornish miners.
On the hunt for Poldark in Charlestown near St Austell, famed for its collection of ships and traditional appearance.
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