International Summer Camp in Prague, Czech Republic

*for kids and teenagers from 10-18 years old

Every summer, teenagers from all over the world come to Prague to experience something more than just a summer camp.
They explore one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, travel to new places, try new sports and activities, make friends from around the world, and create memories that stay with them long after summer is over.
At INDIGO Brilliant, our goal is simple: to create a safe, active, and inspiring environment where teenagers can be themselves, try something new, become more confident, and discover what they are capable of.
But INDIGO is not just about activities.
It’s about people.
It’s the counselors who make you laugh, the new friends you never expected to meet, the late-night conversations, the inside jokes, and those little moments that somehow become your favourite memories.
Children quickly feel at home at INDIGO — surrounded by friendly counselors, caring staff, an international community, and the unique atmosphere of summer in Prague.
Come for Prague. Stay for the people. Leave with memories for life.

1. Because it’s more than just “going to the camp.”
For two weeks, your teenager gets to live in a new city, surrounded by young people from different countries. Every day brings something new: exploring the city, challenges, trips, new places, activities, and evening events.
2. New friends who stay in touch long after camp.
Teens come to INDIGO from all over the world. And often, the most valuable part of the experience isn’t an excursion or a disco - it’s the people they meet and the friendships that continue long after the summer is over.
3. More independence.
Choosing how to spend free time, introducing yourself to someone new, solving a small everyday problem, or simply making it to a meeting point on time - these little things gradually build a feeling of: “I can do this on my own.”
4. Real language practice.
INDIGO officially operates in two languages: English and Russian - although, in reality, you’ll hear many more languages around camp! Teens who come to practise a language get plenty of opportunities to use it naturally every day: during lessons, activities, games, conversations with friends, and even songs.
5. Prague itself is a huge part of the adventure.
This isn’t a camp somewhere far outside the city. Teens actually live in Prague and get to explore it: historic streets, Vyšehrad, the Clementinum, the Jewish Quarter, Charles Bridge, parks, hidden corners, and unusual places you won’t find in a typical tourist itinerary.
6. There’s a real sense of freedom.
At INDIGO, we don’t believe in the idea of “we’re the adults, you’re the kids, so you just do what you’re told.” There are clear safety rules, of course, but within those boundaries, teenagers have space to make choices, socialise, take initiative, and simply be themselves.
7. Because two weeks outside the usual routine can be incredibly valuable.
No school, no familiar schedule, no usual group of friends, and no parents constantly checking in. Sometimes it’s exactly this change of environment that helps a teenager open up, try something new, and discover a side of themselves they didn’t know was there.
8. And, of course, because it’s going to be fun.
Rafting, trips, mysteries, city adventures, evening programmes, discos, new places, endless conversations — and that perfect, carefully supervised little bit of chaos that teenagers often enjoy much more than a perfectly organised schedule.

1. Dresden & Bastei National Park. We’ll head to Dresden, the capital of Saxony, and explore the spectacular Bastei rock formation and nature reserve. The trip is made by a comfortable, air-conditioned bus.
2. Vienna. We’ll also travel to Vienna, the former capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and spend the day exploring this beautiful historic city. The trip is made by a comfortable, air-conditioned bus.
3. Body Zorbing. Have you ever played football while trapped inside a giant inflatable ball? At INDIGO, you’ll get the chance to try exactly that! Get ready to bounce, roll, laugh — and score a few goals along the way.
4. Paintball. A little friendly battle with your camp friends is a great way to get everyone laughing, working together, and making new memories.
5. Island Sports Day. A full day of fun by the water! We’ll take part in team challenges, try SUP boarding, play beach volleyball, and finish the day by watching the sunset around a campfire with a beautiful view of Vyšehrad.
6. Fun-Filled Discos. Does your teenager usually avoid dancing and sit on the sidelines? Not at INDIGO Brilliant! When the music starts, everyone gets involved. Our discos are all about having fun, letting go, and dancing together.
7. Excursions, Museums & City Quests. Our programme is carefully balanced and designed with teenagers in mind. Even if your teen isn’t a big fan of museums or history, they’ll still want to come along with their friends - and before they know it, they’ll be having fun, exploring Prague, and picking up fascinating facts about the history of Czechia and Central Europe along the way.

Every day brings something new and exciting! Our program is designed to combine sport, learning, city life and creativity in a balanced and joyful way.
Typical day at the camp:
🥞 Morning: breakfast and language or sport activities
🎯 Midday: team games, museums, fun program in the downtown
🎨 Afternoon: creative workshops, museums, bowling, lasertag
🌅 Evening: campfire, disco night, city quests, barbeque party or movie night
Our camp activities also include:

• Water sports: SUP, rafting, swimming pool
• Team sports: football, volleyball, beach volleyball, frisbee, orienteering
• Creative labs: art, crafts, theater, photography
• Fun & community activities: BBQ parties, evening programs, “escape games” around the city, ghost-tour of Prague, socializing, making international friends
• Trips abroad: a day trip to Dresden, Bastei park, Vienna.
• Exciting day in Zbraclav with Bodyzorbing and Paintball.
• Evening fun: theme parties, discos, quiz nights, and movie nights

Through these experiences, children develop teamwork, communication, and confidence, while discovering new talents and interests.

For our campers we prepare accommodation at VŠE University Residence, Jeseniova 212, Prague 3, located in Žižkov, one of Prague’s well-known historic neighbourhoods.
The residence is approximately 15 minutes by tram from Wenceslas Square, making it easy for our campers to reach the city centre and the main locations included in our programme.
The residence complex has two parks, providing plenty of space for outdoor activities, relaxing, and BBQ evenings. An indoor and outdoor swimming pool is located about a 10-minute walk away, and INDIGO reserves dedicated time at the indoor pool for our participants.
There are also three large supermarkets within walking distance, making everyday essentials easily accessible.
Participants stay in shared apartment-style units. Each unit consists of 2–3 bedrooms, a small kitchenette, and a bathroom with a shower. Each bedroom accommodates two participants.
Please note that the residence is not an exclusively INDIGO facility. During the summer, other students and guests will also be staying on the campus.

For all activities around Prague, participants travel by public transport together with the camp team. This is not only a convenient way to get around the city, but also a great opportunity for teenagers to become familiar with Prague and gradually learn how to navigate a big city more independently.
For an additional layer of safety, participants use geotags linked to a counselor’s phone. This means that if someone accidentally misses a stop or gets separated from the group, our team can quickly locate them and make sure they are reunited with the group.
Each group also has its own Telegram chat, where participants can contact their counselors if they are running late, need help, or have any questions during the day.
For our trips to Vienna and Dresden, we use a comfortable air-conditioned bus. The bus picks the group up directly at the campus and brings everyone back to the campus at the end of the trip.

We provide three freshly prepared meals a day, plus fruit snacks, so our campers have plenty of energy for a busy programme.
Breakfast is served as a buffet, with a variety of options to choose from.
For lunch, campers can choose from several main dishes and side dishes in the camp dining hall. Soup is self-served, so everyone can take as much as they like. A counselor is always present in the dining hall and happy to help with the choice of meals.
We use very little pork in our menu, although some individual dishes may contain it. Please check with our counselor if you are unsure - they will be happy to help.
Drinking water is available with every meal. Tea and a sweet drink are also available at breakfast and lunch.
Dinner may be served at the camp or outside the camp, depending on the programme. From time to time, we take the group to local restaurants to give teenagers the opportunity to discover new flavours and cuisines.
Our menu is designed with teenagers in mind and includes traditional Czech and European dishes. Chicken and potato dishes are popular choices. During trips and city evenings, campers may also get the chance to try Indian and Uzbek cuisine.
Special Dietary Requirements:
If your child has any allergies or special dietary requirements, please let us know in advance. We have experience accommodating gluten-free, lactose-free, vegetarian, and kosher diets, and we will do our best to meet the necessary requirements.
Please note: vegan meals are not available at our camp.
What do our campers love most?

• A wide choice at the breakfast buffet
• The opportunity to try different cuisines
• Dinner at restaurants in different parts of Prague

The camp welcomes teenagers aged 12–18. Participants are divided into age groups to ensure that the programme is suitable for each age.
For the July session, we also plan a younger group for children aged 10–12.
Camp Dates

• 8–21 July 2027 — July session in Prague
• 9–22 August 2027 — August session in Prague

The camp fee includes:

• Accommodation and meals
• Sports and creative activities
• All necessary materials and equipment
• Museum visits, entertainment programmes, and guided tours
• Daily supervision and care
• Day trips included in the programme
• Evening activities and entertainment
• Airport, train station, or bus station transfer in Prague

Activities & Experiences
During their stay, campers will enjoy a varied programme including:

• Day trip to Bastei National Park
• Bowling
• Campfire evenings
• Body zorbing and paintball
• SUP (stand-up paddleboarding)
• Alchemist Bar experience
• Sports Day on a Prague island
• First Aid Day
• Ghost Tour
• Prague city sightseeing tour
• Museum of Illusions
• BBQ party
• National Museum
• Quest through Prague’s Jewish Quarter
• Games and activities on campus
• Discos
• Language lessons and sports activities
• Day trip to Dresden, Germany
• Day trip to Vienna, Austria
• Prague Zoo
• Farewell party

Optional Trips — Extra Cost
For those who want to explore even more, we offer additional day trips at an extra cost:

• Karlštejn Castle
• Český Krumlov
• Kutná Hora

Not Included
The camp fee does not include:

• Travel to and from Prague
• Travel insurance
• Pocket money
• Optional trips

Laundry
There are washing machines available on campus that participants can use during their stay.
We recommend bringing a laundry bag where your child can keep clothes that need washing. Laundry detergent is provided by the camp.

• Cost: €10 per wash
• Temperature: 40°C
• Cycle: quick wash

We do not normally include the following items in regular laundry:

• Heavy hoodies
• Jeans
• Shoes
• Jackets and outerwear

Exception: If a pair of jeans or a hoodie is the child’s only one, it can be sent for washing.
Please note that the camp cannot be held responsible for possible damage, shrinking, or colour transfer during washing. We therefore recommend not bringing clothes that require special care.
Room Cleaning & Bed Linen
Bed linen is changed once during each camp session.
And this is another small part of becoming more independent: participants remove their used bed linen themselves, fold it, take it to the designated place, and collect a clean set.
Campers are responsible for keeping their rooms tidy with the support and supervision of counselors. The camp provides a full wet cleaning of the rooms once during the session.
At other times, everyday tidying — putting away personal belongings, taking out rubbish, and keeping the room reasonably tidy - is part of the child’s responsibility. Waste bins are available around the campus.
Bathroom utilities
Toilet paper, rubbish bags, soap, and shower gel are available from the counselors.
If your child runs out of something, they simply need to ask a counselor for it.
Please note that toilet paper is not automatically restocked in every room by the campus, so participants should let a counselor know whenever they need more supplies.
Internet & Mobile Connection
We recommend arranging an eSIM before arrival if your regular SIM card’s roaming charges are expensive.Participants do not need constant access to a mobile network, but internet access will be useful during the camp for communication and staying in touch with the group.

Fill out the online application and Terms and Condition form below or contact us for more details about dates, prices, and transfers.