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Camp Suisse provides traditional multi-activity summer camps for children and teens (7-17 years) from all over the world.

First organized in the summer of 2007, the « Camp Thabo Sefolosha » will run its 12th edition during the month of July 2018, in Blonay and St-Légier, VD, Switzerland.

For over 70 years Camp Wabikon has provided youth from around the world with an exceptional overnight Canadian summer camp experience.

friLingue offers unique and vibrant summer camps in Switzerland for kids and teens to learn French, German and English in some of the most beautiful and largely undiscovered locations in the country!

Come join us for our Summer Camps. We will host a series of differently themed day camps for children aged 3 – 12 years old starting from 25 June – 27 July. Choose from any week or register for all 5 weeks and get the most out of your summer holidays. Camps will be run by counsellors bilingually in German and English.

The Lovell summer camp programs offer a wide variety of challenging and interesting excursions, sports and activities, language classes in English, French or German and a number of special events. The Camp aims to provide a safe, healthy and fun summer learning environment for children in the beautiful Gstaad-Saanenland region.

Not just a Summer Holiday, Sail Camp is an experience an Adventure of a Life Time!

Water-based Teen Summer Camp adventures for teen and young people aged 12-18.

Our summer programs go beyond the “T” in STEAM – it’s not just a coding camp. TechLabs programs explore the interaction of the digital world with scientific, engineering, artistic and mathematical concepts through projects and play. At our camps we take STEAM off the screens and put fun in kids’ hands.

Our summer programs go beyond the “T” in STEAM – it’s not just a coding camp. TechLabs programs explore the interaction of the digital world with scientific, engineering, artistic and mathematical concepts through projects and play. At our camps we take STEAM off the screens and put fun in kids’ hands.