Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
International Summer Camps at Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
Run by Lyceum Alpinum
- Ages
- 10 to 17
- Stay
- Residential
- Duration
- 12 nights
- When
- Jul 2027
Summary
Language learning or digital skills, with sports and creative activities in the Swiss Alps for ages 10 to 17.
Spend your mornings immersed in language courses in German, English, or French, taught in small, focused classes. Alternatively, explore cutting-edge digital realms with our Digital Skills Programme, featuring AI, robotics, and programming courses.
Choose your afternoon adventure: train at the Youth Football Camp with professional coaches from FC Bayern München, learn acting and filmmaking from Hollywood actor Gian Franco Tordi (Ocean’s Twelve, The Good German), refine your golf skills at the Golf Academy with Swiss PGA pros, or enjoy a variety of activities and sports through Sport Experience. Cost: Two weeks – CHF 5,800 / Four weeks – CHF 12,000.
Camp highlights
- language courses
- digital skills
- football camp
- acting and filmmaking
- golf academy
- sport experience
- exciting weekend activities
Dates and prices
The camp confirms availability when you enquire.
What the price covers
Full inclusion details
- 29 language or digital skills lessons and 8 hours of additional study
- accommodation in single or double rooms
- full board
- 3 – 4 hours daily of various summer activities (depending on booking)
- pick-up service Zurich Airport to Zuoz and back
- evening and weekend activities.
Programme and activities
What you’ll do
- Football
- Golf
- Mountain biking
Extracurriculars at the Lyceum Alpinum are diverse, ranging from acting & filmmaking, golf training, and sports & activities to Milan Academy Football Camp. Each me is comprehensive, offering students hands-on experience in their chosen field.
Academics
Choose one morning programme and one afternoon programme per camp. Language learning and Digital Skills are alternative morning options.
Accommodation and meals
Location and travel
Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
Camp pickup
The nearest airports—Zurich, Milan, Innsbruck, and Munich—are accessible options for students. A private airport in Samedan, just 10 minutes away, adds convenience. Typically, students choose train travel between Zuoz and Zurich or private transportation to Milan upon request.
For a seamless journey, a partnered transportation company offers airport pick-up directly to the school for an extra fee.
Independent travel
From either Zurich or St. Gallen, take the A3 (A13) route for approximately 120 km to reach Landquart. From there, proceed to Klosters – Davos. In Klosters, choose between the Vereina tunnel or the scenic road to Davos, which includes the Flüela Pass at an elevation of 2300 m.
Note that the Flüela Pass is closed in winter, redirecting travelers to the Julier Pass or the Vereina Tunnel for access to the Engadine.
Continuing through the Engadine region towards St. Moritz (via Zernez), you'll arrive at Zuoz after approximately 20 km, marking the final stretch to the campus of Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz.
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More about Lyceum Alpinum
This boarding school focuses on providing language instruction in English, German, and French. Actvities offered including a rope park, forest experiences, bowling, climbing, archery parkour, swimming, sailing, river rafting, excursions, sports on the campus, mini Olympic games, and martial arts.
This gives students the opportunity to explore and enjoy various sports, the ideal choice for those seeking an active and well-rounded program.
What distinguishes Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is its unique educational philosophy. It intertwines traditional values with modern cosmopolitan perspectives, preparing students for the challenges of the future. The emphasis here is not just on academic learning but on holistic personal development.
Students are encouraged to be critical thinkers, develop a keen sense of responsibility towards community service, and cultivate respect for diverse cultures. The curriculum also stresses creativity and the importance of global networking.
