Boy in a life jacket floating on a lake with inflatable water toys at the Multisport camp

Les Diablerets

Adrenaline Multisports

A Swiss multi-sports summer camp

  • Ages 8–13
  • 7 days
  • July to August 2027 · 8 start dates

Activities Climbing Football Mountain biking Multisports Survival Water sports

From CHF 1'080 / week · Swiss resident
From CHF 1'380 / week · International participant

01 / 07 · About the trip

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Young Explorers Club

A Swiss multi-sports summer camp

At Camp Adrenaline: Camp Multisports, we believe that the best adventures begin where nature is at its wildest. Nestled in the picturesque region of Les Diablerets, our Swiss Chalet Summer Camp offers privileged access to the most breathtaking activities in the Swiss Alps. Whether you’re into team sports, Climbing, camping, kayaking, MTB, caving and much more, or exploring, our camp has something for everyone.

02 / 07 · Day by day

Day by day

The weekly programme.

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Junior campers with their mountain bikes on a flower meadow above the valley

Day 1

Arrival in Les Diablerets

The children arrive at Chalet Budokan, meet their leaders and settle into their rooms. Phones go in the box, the leaders go through the week and the camp rules, and the first games break the ice before the welcome evening.

  • Meet the leaders and the group
  • Welcome evening

Multisports

Campers and counsellors striking silly poses on a wooden bench

Day 2

First adventures

Morning: action-packed outdoor challenges to start the week, with an obstacle course and a gel blaster mission.

Afternoon: an activity of your choice - lake swimming, team sports, archery or a nature hike.

Evening: team challenges and strategy games.

  • Obstacle course
  • Afternoon of your choice

Multisports

Young Explorers Club van with inflatable bubble balls on the roof at sunset in the mountains

Day 3

Climbing and the lake

Morning: climbing and rope skills with our instructors.

Afternoon: kayaking and water games on the lake.

Evening: a workshop on leadership, communication or creativity.

  • Climbing session
  • Kayaking on the lake

Climbing Water sports

Teenager mountain biking on an alpine trail above Les Diablerets at summer camp

Day 4

A night under the stars

Morning: survival skills - building a shelter and finding the way.

Afternoon: the group hikes to an alpine lake, sets up camp and cooks together, then spends the night under the stars, weather permitting.

  • Night under the stars by an alpine lake
  • Campfire

Survival Hiking

Boy in a climbing helmet holding the rope on a via ferrata

Day 5

Bikes and ball games

Morning: a mountain-bike ride on the trails around Les Diablerets.

Afternoon: a team sport - volleyball, basketball and more - or the chalet skatepark.

Evening: a themed night at the chalet.

  • Mountain-bike ride
  • Themed evening

Mountain biking

Campers playing ball in a mountain lake surrounded by fir trees

Day 6

Final challenge and farewell

Morning: one last adventure raid, in teams.

Afternoon: the Mini Olympics put the week's skills to the test, team against team.

Evening: the farewell evening, with the week told in photos.

  • Mini Olympics
  • Farewell evening

Multisports

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03 / 07 · Trip in depth details

Trip in depth details

More details

  • What's included

    The mentioned price includes all costs of the participant during the camp period, i.e. all public or private transport during the camp, food, accommodation costs, and any common group equipment (tents and any other equipment related to the activities, harness and climbing equipment).

    • Activities included: Climbing, Football, MTB, Water Sports, Paddleboarding, Camping, Mountain Refuge, Survival Workshop, Boat Building… and much more!
    • All Inclusive: Activities, Accommodation, Food, Tours, etc.
    • Meals with flexible options.
    • Bike and other equipment included.
  • Packing list

    Everything to bring is on our material list.

  • Meeting point & travel

    For Swiss participants, the meeting point for all the different sessions of the camps is at Lausanne Train Station. From Lausanne, transport is organized to the departure of the camp. Another meeting point will be organized from Geneva airport for international participants (included in the price). It is also possible to bring the participant directly at our chalets in Les Diablerets.

  • Camp Location

    Location of the Junior Camp: Chalet Budokan, Les Diablerets (Vaud, Switzerland).

    Les Diablerets: Located in the Swiss Alps, Les Diablerets is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Campers enjoy the unique opportunity to bike, hike and participate in thrilling sports in a breathtaking setting. Ski resort in winter and in summer full of things to do!

    An alpine experience in comfort: Campers at Chalet Budokan discover a spacious chalet with 4, 6 and 8 bed rooms with a skatepark and indoor cinema.

  • Ages & Languages

    This program is designed to foster the development of technical and soft skills through a series of activities, workshops, and hands-on leadership opportunities. We believe in bringing together an international community, which is why the languages spoken at the camp are French and English, which is what we have seen from our past experience and the huge benefit of mixing Francophones and Anglophones and learning from both groups.

  • The point system and teams

    The Color Team System: A Summer-Long Friendly Competition

    All campers are divided into three color groups, creating a strong sense of belonging and teamwork. Throughout the week and across the entire summer teams earn points through:

    • Challenges and games
    • Team spirit and cooperation
    • Fair play and positive attitude

    This friendly competition adds excitement to daily activities and connects campers across different weeks, making them part of a larger Young Explorers Club summer adventure.

  • I have more questions

    We believe in human-to-human interaction: write to us via our contact methods (https://youngexplorersclub.ch/contact/) and schedule a call or meeting with one of our employees. We will be happy to answer any doubts or questions you may have. Or find the list of all frequently asked questions on FAQs.

04 / 07 · Where we stay

Where we stay

Chalet Budokan (Les Diablerets, Switzerland) offers the ideal setting for an adventure-filled summer camp. Designed with comfort and adventure in mind, this traditional Swiss chalet offers comfortable accommodation with modern facilities, guaranteeing a relaxing and welcoming retreat after days of outdoor adventure.

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0% wifi · 100% funPhones go in the box on Sunday and come out on Saturday. Parents get the news from us, every evening.
Teenager mountain biking on an alpine trail above Les Diablerets at summer campBoy in a climbing helmet holding the rope on a via ferrataCampers playing ball in a mountain lake surrounded by fir treesGirl laughing inside an inflatable bubble ball at summer campTwo campers blowing on the embers to start a campfireTeenagers balancing on a paddleboard on a mountain lake while a friend swims alongsideCampers relaxing in a green alpine meadow below the cliffs on the Adrenaline campTwo campers in helmets and life jackets rafting down an alpine riverCampers lifting their bikes overhead in a meadow in front of a Swiss farmhouse

05 / 07 · Safety & philosophy

How we do it

At Young Explorers Club, safety comes first in everything we do outdoors. We keep strict measures in place so that every child, whatever their age, feels safe throughout their stay:

  • SafetyOur leaders and instructors are trained and experienced in the outdoors
  • SafetySomeone responsible for first aid and crisis management is always present
  • SafetyA participant to staff ratio of 5:1
  • PhilosophySmall groups One leader for every five children, so every child is known by name.
  • PhilosophyChildren choose Every day offers real options, and nobody is pushed into what they are not ready for.
  • PhilosophyOutside, all day Phones stay away for the week: the mountain is more interesting.
  • PhilosophyMany languages, one table Children from different countries share the same games, meals and campfire.
  • PhilosophyLeaders, not babysitters Chosen for how they are with children as much as for what they can climb.

06 / 07 · What families say

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07 / 07 · Availability

Availability & booking

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July 2027

Ages 8–13 19 places left CHF 1'080 Swiss resident CHF 1'380 International participant Reserve this week
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August 2027

Ages 8–13 20 places left CHF 1'080 Swiss resident CHF 1'380 International participant Reserve this week
Ages 8–13 19 places left CHF 1'080 Swiss resident CHF 1'380 International participant Reserve this week
Ages 8–13 19 places left CHF 1'080 Swiss resident CHF 1'380 International participant Reserve this week
Ages 8–13 20 places left CHF 1'080 Swiss resident CHF 1'380 International participant Reserve this week