Multi-activity camps across Asia run mostly as day programmes: KCamp in Kuwait City mixes sport, swimming and climbing into the day, Camp Beaumont Asia runs day camps at Malvern College in Hong Kong and at Tanglin Trust School in Singapore, and Summer@BISP in Phuket, Thailand adds zip-lining, wakeboarding and horseback riding as the one residential option.
Parents choosing between them weigh day against the single stay-over camp, and age, which reaches down to early childhood at some camps and stays closer to the primary and early teenage years at others. English is spoken at Summer@BISP.
Frequently asked questions
What ages are multi-activity camps in Asia for?
The camps listed here welcome children from 3 to 15 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?
Yes — 1 day camp and 1 residential (overnight) camp match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.
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LELes Elfes InternationalVerbier, Switzerland · since 1987
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Hi! Yes — Emma can join the beginner group, our coaches split by level on day one.