Chyulu Wilderness Camp: Residential Conservation Camp in Kenya

Kenya

Camp di avventura

Chyulu Wilderness Camp is a one-week residential camp in the Chyulu Hills of Kenya for teenagers aged 13 to 17. The programme focuses on wildlife conservation, cultural exchange and adventure activities. Campers stay in shared accommodation with modern facilities and 24-hour supervision. It may suit teenagers with a serious interest in conservation rather than a general summer holiday.

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Età

13–17 * anni

Lingua

Inglese

Tipo di programma

Camp di avventura

Alloggio

Cabina

Informazioni

Informazioni sul corso

The program emphasizes experiential learning, allowing campers to acquire practical skills in wildlife conservation, cultural exchange, and adventure activities. Campers are encouraged to step out of their comfort zones, develop new skills, and build confidence through challenging and rewarding experiences.

Cosa è incluso

The camp package includes accommodation, all meals, activities, excursions, and transportation. Optional services may be available, such as additional excursions or specialized workshops, providing flexibility to meet individual interests.

Alloggio

Campers stay in comfortable, shared accommodations with access to modern facilities. The camp provides a safe and secure environment, with 24-hour supervision and access to medical facilities. The Chyulu Hills offer a unique and picturesque setting for the camp experience.

Piano pasti

Meals are provided, offering a variety of options to cater to diverse tastes and dietary requirements. The on-site chefs prepare balanced and nutritious meals, ensuring campers have the energy needed for daily activities and adventures.

Attività ed escursioni

The camp offers a range of activities, including game drives, bush walks, and community visits. These activities are designed to foster a deep connection with nature and local cultures, promoting personal growth and a sense of adventure.

Strutture

The camp utilizes various facilities, including safari vehicles, walking trails, and community centers. The accommodations are comfortable and equipped to support the activities planned for the camp.

Esperienza al camp

The camp is led by experienced staff dedicated to providing a supportive and enriching environment. The program is designed to foster personal growth, cultural understanding, and a love for adventure, ensuring each camper has a memorable and transformative experience.

Incluso

In evidenza

  • Supervisione 24/7Supervisione continua per garantire sicurezza.
  • Studenti internazionaliAmbiente multiculturale con studenti internazionali.
  • Piccoli gruppiAttenzione personalizzata in piccoli gruppi.

Attività

  • Arte e artigianato
  • Escursioni
  • Escursionismo
  • Giochi sportivi all’aperto

Strutture

  • Caffetteria
  • Centro medico
  • Alloggio in residenza

Extra opzionali

Altro

Foto

Scuola

Institut Le Rosey

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Posizione

Map showing camp locationChyulu Hills, Kenya

Domande frequenti

The one-week camp costs CHF 5,500 (including a non-refundable CHF 1,000 deposit). This covers the week-long stay, air transfers between Nairobi and Chyulu Wilderness Camp, full board and all activities. Flights from your home country are not included. Two dates run in 2026: 18–25 July and 24–31 July, for students aged 13–17.

Yes. Chyulu Wilderness Camp is run by Le Rosey Camps with trained personnel, emergency equipment on site and a camp plane able to reach a hospital within an hour. Boys and girls stay in separate en-suite tented accommodation, and no vaccinations are needed thanks to the camp’s altitude.

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Chyulu Wilderness Camp runs in the Chyulu Hills of Kenya, and is designed for campers aged 13 to 17. Each programme lasts one week. Programme and activities. The camp is built around three things: wildlife conservation, cultural exchange and adventure activities. This is not a language course or a general activity camp — the conservation focus is the point, and it places the camp in a small group of genuinely distinctive options in this catalogue. Teenagers interested in biology, ecology or environmental work will get more from it than those looking for a conventional summer camp. Accommodation and supervision. Campers stay in shared accommodation with access to modern facilities. The camp states that it provides a safe and secure environment with 24-hour supervision. Given the remote setting, families should ask specifically about medical provision, distance to the nearest hospital and how emergencies are handled — these are reasonable questions anywhere, but they carry more weight in a wilderness location and are not covered in the information published here. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts teenagers aged 13 to 17. Each stay is one week, and two sessions are listed, beginning in mid-July. The short fixed length makes it feasible to combine with other travel, which may matter given the distance involved. Location and travel. The Chyulu Hills lie in southern Kenya, between Amboseli and Tsavo. Nairobi is the main international gateway, with a substantial onward journey to the camp. Transfer arrangements are not published, and families should establish exactly how the transfer from the airport works before booking flights. Visa and vaccination requirements for Kenya should be checked well in advance with the relevant authorities. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit teenagers with a genuine interest in conservation and wildlife, and families comfortable with long-haul travel for a one-week programme. It may suit less well younger children, students needing language tuition, or families who would prefer a shorter journey. Because the setting is remote and the published detail limited, a direct conversation with the operator about logistics, medical cover and supervision should come before any booking.

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