This experience will take place in weekly CHALLENGES [Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm] in which campers will test their physical and emotional abilities to achieve their goals while having FUN within an ecological environment.

For this new and exciting experience, we have designed a program full of challenging activities that we know our campers will enjoy as they will be exploring their potential and having FUN with their friends in our amazing location. These are some of the cool activities we have designed for our campers:

• Beach Cleaning
• Kayaking
• Paddle Boards
• Beach Paddles
• Beach Volleyball
• Bodyboards
• Slacklining
• Gagaball
• Excursions
• Yoga and Meditation
• Grounding
• Palm Hat Making
• Sand Sculptures
• Knots
• Shelter Building
• Campfire
• Camp Daily Challenges 
• And much more

Each group is assigned to a member of the #StaffLlanada who supervises and accompanies them throughout the week and is trained in group management and camp activities.

Each session is led by a Director and a Senior Counselor with experience in group management, who ensure the physical and emotional safety of all. We also have lifeguards, photographers and other members of our staff of specialists, thus guaranteeing the presence of adults at all times.

Campers will be divided by groups according to their age [no more than a year apart] and this way they will rotate through all of the activities.

After registration, you may request a ‘group buddy’ and we will as always try our best to arrange it accordingly, but if it doesn’t happen, trust us, everything will be fine. The main idea of this experience is to make new friends and get out of your comfort zone…

We recommend that campers come dressed to Into the Wild Camp with summer clothes, socks and sneakers. Remember to wear clothes that you won’t mind getting dirty or lost. It’s a good idea to come in wearing a bathing suit [one-piece for girls] in order to make changing for water activities easier.
Everything must be identified with the camper’s first and last name and in addition, campers must bring a bag daily with:

• Water Shirt
• Towel
• Poncho or raincoat
• Water sandals or Crocs
• Cap or hat
• 1 change of clothes
• Sunscreen [in addition to applying every day before leaving the house]
• 1 large water bottle

Our program is 100% in Spanish, although all of our Counselors speak English if needed. All the activities, games and songs are carried out in Spanish, which motivates the campers to practice it in a fun way and without pressure.

All lunches and snacks are included. We offer a balanced, homemade menu adapted to the general tastes of our campers. We attend to particular allergies such as lactose, gluten or nuts.

Campers must eat breakfast before arriving at camp. We recommend a good and nutritious breakfast to have the necessary energy to carry out all the activities.

We do many water activities and we put a lot of effort so that our campers stay hydrated and with sunscreen protection. During the rotation of activities we try to ensure that campers always spend some time in cool, shaded spaces, where they also take their lunch and break.

We always have what we call a Plan B ready to carry out in case of heavy rain or storms. The safety of our campers is our absolute priority and we try to maintain the energy of the group with fun activities in covered spaces where they are protected.