Verbier
International School
Verbier International School
Be Curious,
Lead with Purpose.
Boutique alpine summer camp in Verbier, Switzerland.
Ages 7 to 17. 29 June to 26 July 2026.
Just 35 to 40 campers per week.
Adventure, leadership, and culture in the Swiss Alps.
Just 35 to 40 campers per week. Adventure, leadership, and culture in the Swiss Alps.
What a typical week looks like
Adventure
Overnight expedition, Splash Boat, Mini Golf, the Verbier zipline (Europe’s highest), canyoning, tree climbing, banana boat, Xtream Park surfing.
Growth
Leadership workshops, debating,
public speaking, sports coaching.
Culture
UN Geneva tour, international evenings,
cultural excursions beyond Verbier.
UNESCO Heritage glacier visit.
Activities listed are part of a typical week. The final programme is set on the ground and may shift with conditions.
Pricing and
What’s Included
Boarding (ages 10 to 17)
CHF 3,500
Per Week
(+350CHF registrations fees)
Day option (ages 7 to 9)
CHF 2,000
Per Week
(+350CHF registrations fees)
Pricing and
What’s Included
Boarding (ages 10 to 17)
CHF 3,500
Per Week
(+350CHF registrations fees)
Day option (ages 7 to 9)
CHF 2,000
Per Week
(+350CHF registrations fees)
Geneva transfers on official arrival and departure dates
Full board and
accommodation
All adventure
activities
Laundry
facilities
Equipment
provided
24/7 VIS staff
supervision
Cultural
excursions
Morning
Workshops
Most camps in Verbier host 200 to 300 children at a time.
We host 35 to 40.
We offer the same calibre of activities, with far more attention for
your child.
With a small cohort, every camper is known by name, supported individually, and never lost in a crowd. Our staff can tailor the experience to each child, their confidence level, their pace, and their goals for the summer.
Smaller numbers also mean we never compromise on the quality of experiences. Nothing is scaled back to manage logistics, and every child is given the opportunity to take part in the best adventures Verbier has to offer.
Most camps in Verbier host 200 to 300 children at a time.
We host 35 to 40.
We offer the same calibre of activities, with far more attention for
your child.
With a small cohort, every camper is known by name, supported individually, and never lost in a crowd. Our staff can tailor the experience to each child, their confidence level, their pace, and their goals for the summer.
Smaller numbers also mean we never compromise on the quality of experiences. Nothing is scaled back to manage logistics, and every child is given the opportunity to take part in the best adventures Verbier has to offer.
Choose Your Week
29 June - 5 July
Leadership.
6 June - 12 July
Leadership
and Expedition.
13 June - 19 July
Leadership.
13 June - 19 July
Leadership
and Expedition.
Where they
stay
Chalet Flore. Former 4-star hotel, 210m from the main ski lift.
En-suite rooms with private balconies and mountain views.
Where they explore
Verbier is the perfect base for
a mix of culture and outdoor adventure: mountains, lakes, charming villages, and unique experiences that turn every day into something they'll never forget.
Where they
stay
Chalet Flore. Former 4-star hotel, 210m from the main ski lift.
En-suite rooms with private balconies and mountain views.
Where they explore
Verbier is the perfect base for
a mix of culture and outdoor adventure: mountains, lakes, charming villages, and unique experiences that turn every day into something they'll never forget.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work if the children are traveling on their own?
Since they child is a minor, they might want to book the Unaccompanied Minor (UM) service directly with the airline. Please inform us once you have booked this service so we can arrange for our staff member to assist with their arrival at Geneva Airport.
Who can I contact if I need the information of the Staff member who will be at the airport on arrival/departure day?
If the airline is requesting the personal information of the person who will be at Geneva Airport welcoming your child, please feel
free to reach out to us at [email protected]
If a parent is travelling with their child, may they also benefit from the transfer service from Geneva Airport to VIS?
Unfortunately, this is a service that we offer to our campers only, to make their arrival easier and smoother. If they would like us to
arrange the transfer service for them, this would add an extra cost. Please, feel free to reach out to us at: [email protected]
What if we are dropping them off at VIS?
We'll be delighted to welcome you/them on campus! Please feel free to join us on arrival day, between 11am and 4pm. Our team will
be glad to show you around. On departure day, we suggest the time slot between 8am and 12pm.
How does the check-in work on arrival day?
Upon arriving on campus, our team will be glad to welcome you and explain the different steps that you will be asked to follow:
STEP 1 – Check-in: our monitors will be giving you the welcome envelop with the room number, the building name, the room key card and the contact information of their monitor and Head of Camp.
STEP 2 – Smile!: our monitors and photographer will be waiting for your child to take them a picture for our records. You will also receive at the end of every week a newsletter with some pictures of the highlights of the week.
STEP 3 – Medication: should you need to give us any medication, our Team will guide you to our Health Center Team.
Are parents able to reach out to their children at any time during the day?
Our phone policy limits the use of the device to twice a day; they will be allowed to use their phones/devices during one hour in the
morning (during breakfast time), and one hour in the afternoon (around 5pm, when they are back from activities).
Will my child share the room with their friend?
If any family has a room request, please forward it to us at [email protected] We will try our best to accommodate it, but we can not guarantee it beforehand. On arrival day, they will be informed of their room and roommate
How many campers are there in the room?
Most of our rooms are double and with ensuite bathroom. We also have a few single and triple rooms.
Do we need to book an insurance for our child?
We already have an insurance that will cover any accidents that happen during camp. If a family wishes to add a health insurance too, it's up to them. We have a nurse on campus and they take care of any health issue that arise during Summer Camp. This service is 24 hours, 7 days a week. For any serious issue or disease, our Health Center Team might suggest going to the nearest hospital.
If there is any emergency, who shall we contact?
On arrival day, families will be provided with the phone number of their child's monitor. Also, they will be given other phone numbers that might be useful and that we strongly recommend saving them, such as Head of Camp and Nurse phone number.
If my child needs medication, who should I inform?
We kindly ask to mention any health issue when filling in the application form. As we approach to the start of the camp, our nurse will reach out to the family if they require further details.
Submit an enquiry
One of our team members will be in touch to discuss the camping options available for your child. We’ll also send through our brochure with more information.
