During the Nature School week, kids will enjoy an unforgettable experience!
They’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how our outdoor base works, learning to care for their equipment, read maps for excursions, and understand the history of the places they explore. Through activities like kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), snorkeling, coasteering, and orienteering, they’ll gain the confidence and skills to explore their natural surroundings.
They’ll also learn to recognize local marine and terrestrial flora and fauna—and most importantly, to respect nature and all its inhabitants.

Children actively take part in citizen science activities and monitoring protocols aimed at protecting and studying the local ecosystem.
In this way, they become real contributors to scientific data collection!

Each week is packed with outdoor sports and nature-based experiences.
Throughout the summer, the program covers a variety of topics in biology and environmental education.

📚 Activities & Learning Goals
From Monday to Friday, participants follow a full program that includes:
– Hands-on lessons in kayaking, SUP, and coasteering
– Snorkeling and marine biology, learning to identify local species
– Environmental education and orienteering to explore and respect the territory
– Fun and educational activities on water safety, map reading, and seafaring culture
– Activities based on the outdoor education model, where direct experience fosters critical thinking, observation, and collaboration

🕓 Schedule & Logistics
Full-day program from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.