Sunrise surf, volcanoes, creative work and a crew from all over the world — for ages 12–17. The phones rest in a safe; the kids rest for real: live friends, new skills and a summer they made themselves. Sessions from one week to a month.
Three months of the year shouldn't drain away into a feed. Summer here runs on a different scale: the ocean in the morning, volcanoes on the horizon, your people around you and your hands busy with real things. The phone simply can't compete.
Sunrise over a volcano crater, jumping into waterfall pools, a boat to the next island. Things you can't watch — only live.
The first wave ridden all the way, a dinner cooked for the whole table, a song played at the fire. Confidence isn't talked into a kid — it's built out of moments like these.
Kids from different countries, one room, one table, one shared adventure. When nobody's buried in a phone, “hi” turns into “bro” in a couple of days.
Every day has a shape: morning sport or surf, a creative workshop, active afternoons, and evenings together as a group. Once a week the whole camp heads out on a big expedition. Enough structure to feel safe, enough freedom to feel like a real adventure.
Locked in the safe, handed back at the end of the session. Yes, the first day without a phone is the strangest one. By day three, it usually only comes up when someone needs the time.
Surf at sunrise, workshops, expeditions, campfires. Time flies when it's full — and no one's counting down to their next scroll.
A team of coaches, mentors and a psychologist on-site — there to guide and support, never to lecture. Kids open up when no one's judging them.
The best summers aren't watched through a screen. They're lived.
Flip through — a normal day, the expedition day and the slow day all look different.
The day starts with sea air and light — not an alarm and a feed.
Into the ocean before breakfast, when the waves are best.
Fresh fruit, eggs and local coffee — the whole camp at one table.
Fifteen minutes together: the plan for the day, the teams, and a quick how-is-everyone.
Music, photography or cooking — learning something real with your hands.
A proper meal after a full morning — always something local to try.
Hammocks, books, journals or a nap — everyone recharges their own way.
Beach and ocean, team games, skate or a second surf — the mix changes every day.
Beach, board games, music room or just hanging out — their call.
Football, volleyball or yoga as the day cools down.
Everyone at one table — the best conversations start here.
Never the same twice — bonfires, tournaments, open mic. The full list is below.
Quiet music, stars and a real night's sleep — screens stay in the safe.
The big day — up before light, sleepy but buzzing.
Bus, playlist, snacks — sunrise somewhere along the way.
A volcano crater, a chain of waterfalls or a boat to the next island — depends on the week.
Lunch with the best view of the week.
A temple, hot springs or a viewpoint — the easy part of the route.
Everyone asleep in the bus — well earned.
A big dinner and a hundred photos to go through.
Best moments, worst jokes, plans for the next one.
No arguments tonight — everyone's asleep in minutes.
No alarms — the one day everyone catches up on sleep.
Pancakes, smoothies and nowhere to rush to.
The scheduled call — a quiet corner, no queue, no rush.
Yes, they do it themselves — that's a skill too.
Long and unhurried — today it's allowed.
Swimming, lying around, doing gloriously little.
The common space fills up on its own — no one has to organise it.
Pizza or BBQ night — simple food, long tables.
Big screen, blankets, popcorn — the classic slow-day ending.
Half an hour later than usual — slow-day privilege.
Days keep their rhythm; evenings keep them guessing. A week of nights might look like this:
S'mores, a guitar and easy talk around the fire.
Football, volleyball or quiz night — teams, laughs, friendly rivalry.
Music, magic or stand-up — whoever's brave takes the stage.
A big screen, blankets and popcorn in the open air.
Down to the sand for a fire, the stars and the sound of the waves.
Local dance, island food and stories from Bali.
The exact line-up shifts with the group and the week — but there's always something to look forward to after dark.
Not every day is identical — the week has its own shape too.
Surf, workshops, sport and evening events — the day you see above.
A full-day trip: a sunrise volcano hike, island hopping or a waterfall trek.
Late breakfast, beach, laundry — and the scheduled call home.
Sport, creativity, adventure, downtime and real connection — a full programme designed so no one ever misses their phone.
Daily surf lessons with local instructors, plus swimming, snorkelling and everything the ocean has to offer.
Football, volleyball, yoga, gym and martial arts — the restless energy finally has somewhere to go.
Music, photography, cooking, art and filmmaking — hands-on skills they'll keep long after the summer ends.
Once a week, a full-day adventure: volcano treks, waterfalls, temples or island-hopping — way beyond the camp.
For longer sessions, a couple of calm study hours a day keep school from piling up back home. Optional, never forced.
An international group living, exploring and growing together. The friendships made here tend to outlast the summer.
They'll come back with stories. Not screenshots.
Coaches, mentors, teachers and a psychologist live at the camp alongside the kids. There are enough adults that no one dissolves into the crowd: everyone is seen, everyone is heard — and everyone has someone to go to.
Surf, sport and adventure pros who run the daily activities safely and make them genuinely fun.
Older role models who live with the group, sort out the little things, and are simply there when a kid needs someone.
On hand for the optional study hours, and for turning Bali itself into a hands-on lesson in geography, culture and nature.
Trained staff and a psychologist on-site around the clock, with medical help close by. Someone's always there.
A closed site, adults on the ground around the clock, and no one in the water without an instructor. Every trip leaves with a first-aid kit, a phone and a plan.
Photos and updates from the team several times a week, scheduled calls with your teen — and you can always message us directly. A quiet chat doesn't mean something's wrong: it means they're busy with something good.
Before anything is booked, we get on a call and talk about your teen — what they're into, what they worry about, whether this is their kind of place. If it isn't, we'll say so. A good fit matters more to us than a sale.
Confidence in the water and around people, a couple of real skills, friends from other countries and the habit of living off-screen. Plus a million stories you'll be hearing all through August.
One summer can change the direction of everything.
The habits, the confidence, the friends — the summer they'll still talk about at 30.
The only difference between sessions is how long they last. The care, the programme and the team are the same for everyone — flights and visas are the only extras.
The perfect first time: try surfing, find your place in the group — and leave already planning to come back.
The classic camp experience. Enough time to really improve at surf and sport, get close with the group, and settle into life off the screen.
The whole summer. Deep skills, real change, lasting friendships — plus optional light study and a calm plan for coming home.
Flights and visas are the only extras. Everything at camp is included in the price. We'll go through it all clearly on the first call — no hidden fees, no pressure.
How it works: you send a couple of lines about your teen and your dates, we hop on a 15-minute call — and you decide in your own time, with nothing booked. Spots per session are few: small groups are the whole point, so it's worth writing early.