C-Pi Dubai Fitness & Wellness Summer Camp: Boarding Camp in Dubai

C-Pi Dubai Fitness & Wellness Summer Camp is operated by C-Pi Education in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is a boarding residential camp for boys and girls aged 7 to 17, built around health and fitness rather than language or academic study. Programme and activities. Each student follows a personalised fitness and wellness plan. This is supported by workshops and a structured physical education regime across the camp term, so the programme is individualised rather than delivered as a single fixed timetable for all campers. Accommodation, meals and supervision. Students stay in twin-sharing boarding rooms, each with its own bathroom, shower and fridge. The residence also provides a laundromat, gaming rooms and social suites. Three meals a day are included in the boarding fee. Fees and what is included. The published boarding fee is AED 9,950 per two-week term plus 5% VAT — approximately USD 2,709 at the fixed AED-USD peg. The fee covers workshops, twin-sharing accommodation and three meals a day. The camp publishes its prices in dirhams; the US dollar figures shown on CampsBooking are converted at the fixed peg for comparison, and the dirham amount plus VAT remains the contractual price. Visa facilitation is offered as a separate service. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts students aged 7 to 17 and operates in two-week terms rather than flexible-length stays. The late-summer term runs in the second half of the season; currently open arrival dates are shown in the session list on this page and should be confirmed with the provider before flights are booked. Location and travel. The camp is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, arriving through Dubai International Airport. Transfers are not stated as included in the boarding fee and should be confirmed directly, as should visa requirements for the student's nationality. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families looking for a fitness and wellness focus in a supervised boarding setting, and Gulf-based or regionally mobile families who want a summer programme without a long-haul flight. Families whose priority is English tuition should look at the provider's Boarding Scholae camp instead, which carries the academic strand.