Our Family Surfcamp in Portugal says a warm welcome to kids :-)

Families of all kinds are warmly welcome here: couples, single parents, blended families – and children of all ages. Our surf camp is a place where young and old feel comfortable, can move around freely and quickly make new friends.

For families with younger children: Our spacious grounds are safe and traffic-free – perfect for little adventurers who want to explore the camp on their own. There is plenty of space to play. While the kids are out and about, parents finally have time to take a deep breath.

For single parents: Parents traveling alone feel especially well taken care of here. The open camp atmosphere, other families and the warm-hearted community make it easy to connect and enjoy time together. And while the children are happily occupied, there is also room for parents to relax and recharge.

For teenagers: Teenagers get to know each other during surf lessons and quickly form new friendships around the camp. Afterwards, there’s table football, table tennis or darts, cooking together or chilling by the campfire. Teens are fully integrated, allowing parents to turn in early or enjoy some time to themselves.

Childcare (optional): On request, we offer childcare for an additional fee – ideal if parents want to go on an excursion, plan an extra surf session or simply take a break.

Shared cooking & play evenings for children: Once a week, we invite all children in the camp to take part in a shared cooking and play evening. On this night, the kids spend time together, cook, play, laugh and simply enjoy a great evening as a group. Meanwhile, parents intentionally have time to themselves: to enjoy a relaxed dinner, take a walk, visit the bar or simply spend a quiet evening on their own. The cooking & play evening is open to all children in the camp and costs €20 per child.

Many families return year after year – often because the kids insist. Over time, friendships have formed that reunite here every summer. Kids welcome – and truly from the heart.