Choose a shift — and see, what your child's day will look like
Six sessions of 10–14 days for children aged 7–15. Each has its own focus, age group, and daily schedule — click a session in the strip, and the program with available spots will update below.
The strip scrolls sideways. The selected shift is highlighted — its program is below.
A day at camp — by chosen session
Schedules vary: the sports shift starts the morning with water activities, the language shift with a conversation club. Below is the exact day your child can expect in the chosen shift.
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Where the child sleeps and what they eat
Buildings on the camp grounds, rooms for 3–4 children with a private bathroom, cleaned daily. The menu is planned by a food technologist, with a separate line in the dining hall for children with allergies and special diets.
Rooms
Three to four children per room, grouped by age and gender. Each child has a bed, wardrobe, nightstand, and shelf.
- en-suite bathroom and shower, hot water around the clock
- camp bedding and towels, changed every 5 days
- dryer for belongings after the pool and rain
- children's laundry washed once per session
Who's with your child around the clock
The grounds are fenced, entry through a security checkpoint by list. Each group has two counselors living in the same building, plus a program leader.
Perimeter and access
The whole territory is fenced, there's security at the entrance, and CCTV covers the paths and buildings. No outsiders are allowed on the grounds.
Medical station
A doctor and nurse are on site around the clock, with a check-up at check-in. The nearest hospital is arranged with an escort, and parents are notified right away.
Counselors
Two adults per group of up to 16 children, night duty across the building. All have teaching qualifications and certificates, briefing before the season.
Water and activities
Swimming only in the designated area, on schedule, with a lifeguard and a headcount before and after. The ropes course is only in a harness with an instructor.
Shift rules
The child knows the boundaries of the territory, their group, and what to do if lost. The rules are explained on the first evening and repeated every morning at the lineup.
Money and gadgets
Pocket money and documents are kept in the counselor's safe, logged by list. Children get their phone during set contact hours.
Suitcase for the session — by checklist
Check off what you've packed — the counter below shows how many items are left. The list fits any shift; for the water-sports track, add a second swimsuit.
Packing list
enrolled 0 of 14How parents stay in touch
A call to your child every day at set hours — this way the schedule stays intact and the call doesn't fall during activities or quiet hour.
Call hours
Phone access daily from 13:00 to 14:00 and from 19:30 to 21:00. The rest of the time the phone stays with the counselor and is switched off during activities and sleep.
Group chat
Private parent chat: every evening, photos of the day, tomorrow's plan, counselor announcements. Ask your questions there — a real person answers, not a bot.
Parents' day
One day mid-shift — entry to the grounds is by list, with ID. A child can be picked up earlier with a written request agreed the day before.
Booking a spot
A request doesn't commit you to anything: we check availability for the chosen session and call you back to confirm your child's age and needs.
- We call back during business hours, usually the same day
- We hold your spot for two days while you read the contract
- If a session is full, we add you to the waiting list and offer the closest matching one