What is a Multi-Adventure Camp? And a Surf Camp?

If you search for information about what a summer camp is, you will soon come across the term multi-adventure. This type of camp is the most common kind of summer camp.

A multi-adventure camp is one focused primarily on adventure activities, as the name suggests. By these we mean activities that are not part of children’s everyday experience, as they are not normally available in after-school programmes, either due to the equipment required or because they need a specific natural setting.

Multi-adventure activities include archery, climbing and abseiling, horse riding routes, and canoeing. Not all multi-adventure camps include all of these activities — it depends on each individual camp, its location, and its programme.

All the multi-adventure activities we run at our summer camps are guided and supervised by our team of activity leaders, trained specifically to run these activities in accordance with the necessary safety protocols and to avoid any risk. The required equipment is also included within the camp. Furthermore, those multi-adventure activities that require attending another facility (such as the high ropes course or horse riding routes) are supervised by an expert team, and our activity leader teams also participate as additional support.

Another option for summer camps is the surf camp. This camp combines multi-adventure activities and the usual games and group dynamics with a 4-day surfing course. This course takes place at various beaches in Santander (Somo, El Sardinero), choosing whichever has the most suitable tidal forecast for the sport. The courses are delivered by staff from professional surf schools, who provide the necessary equipment (surfboard, wetsuit) and are also supported by our camp activity leader team.