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Four hours from Bali's busy south, families immerse in nature, join in local conservation work, and build friendships with local children through a cultural exchange programme in a local school.
 

👶  For ages:

6 - 12 years old
(0 - 5 years old welcomed)

⛺️  Camp Format:

Parent-accompanied, drop-off

🏷️  Price:

From SGD $2500 / parent-child

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About the trip

During this 5D4N journey, your family will make a four-hour drive from Bali's busy south to the island's quieter west, well outside the tourist hubs. You'll spend a day immersed in conserved nature, and plant mangroves as part of a local conservation effort. Over two days, your children will visit a local school and participate in a meaningful cultural exchange with local students, collaborating on a project they will present together.

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Beyond the activities themselves, each day is intentionally designed with moments to slow down and reconnect. Through guided family journalling each evening and reflections around a bonfire on the final night, you'll have the opportunity to process your experiences together, celebrate small moments, create memories that last well beyond the journey.

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In this family camp, participants will:

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  • Slow down from the hyper-pace of home, unplug from the stressful environments of school and work

  • Strengthen family unity and relational bonds

  • Spend quality time in self-reflection

  • Go screen-less, immerse in wild, untouched nature

  • Experience Balinese creative-culture, use hands to create, and discover their creative identities

  • Engage in community work with the local school

  • Be part of a community of like-minded families who are curious about the world beyond home

  • Foster new friendships among parents and children

Difficulty Level

3 out of 5 (Moderate)

This camp comes with a little more adventure! Expect a longer 4-hour journey to our destination, some hiking along the way, and for children aged 6 and above to exercise independence during the drop-off at the local school.

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That said, the camp is still designed to be manageable and enjoyable for families, with plenty of time to rest, recharge and take things at a comfortable pace. (:

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4-hour Drive To Resort

Worried about the long drive? We completely understand. That’s why we encourage families to take their time and make a few stops along the way. Stop to take in the beautiful sights, grab a cup of Balinese coffee, enjoy some good food, or simply stretch your legs before continuing the journey. You’re free to make the decision, and we’ll also share a list of our recommended pit stops with you.

Age Groups

6–12 years old. For our cultural exchange programme with the local school, children will need to be at least 6 years old to participate, as it is the drop-off segment where children will join the local students without their parents accompanying them.

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If your child is below 6, fret not! They’ll still be able to join in all the other activities throughout the camp. The camp is free for children aged 0–2 years old.

Camp Dates

14 - 18 March 2027. You are required to arrive in Bali by 14 March or earlier. Please share your flight details with us once you have them.

Destination Airport

Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

All the adventures and more!

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Our camp timetable

How much is it?

Starting From

SGD $2,500/parent-child

5D4N accommodation

(one room per family)

Airport transfers

All breakfast, lunch, dinner, beverages & snacks each day

Not Included
What’s Included

Exclusive Gosh! Kids Explorer Pack

Airfare

Personal /

Travel Insurance

Hands And Star

Family portraits taken by our in-house photographer

All mentioned activities

All materials and equipment

Meals outside of programme

Adult
Child
(at least 1 child must be 6 years old or above)
Price (Early Bird)
Ends 31st Dec 2026
Price (Usual)
From 1st Jan 2027

1

1

SGD 2500

SGD 2700

1

2

SGD 3750

SGD 4050

2

1

SGD 3750

SGD 4050

2

2

SGD 4500

SGD 4900

2

3

SGD 5300

SGD 5800

2

1

2

1

Notes

- 1 parent = 1 participant. 1 child = 1 participant

- Minimum 1 parent + 1 child (2 pax)

- At least one participating child must be 6 years old and above

- Free for kids 0 - 2 years old

- Full payment must be made to secure your spot

- Terms and conditions apply

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

  • Where you'll be staying

    Mimpi resort menjangan

    Tucked away in the quieter side of Bali, Mimpi Resort Menjangan is surrounded by mangroves, tropical greenery and the calm waters of Menjangan Bay.

     

    With natural hot springs, plenty of open spaces and nature all around, it’s the kind of place that invites families to slow down, explore and enjoy a different side of Bali together.

Fill in the registration form below.

Our team will contact you thereafter (:

Ready to Go? ☻

Once payment is complete,
you will receive a confirmation email from us.

Look out for your flight tickets, purchase your travel insurance and we'll see you at the pre-camp briefing.

Still have questions?

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    - Carol from Singapore, Mother of 5yo, Seth
    Chiang Mai (2025)


    We wanted to plan something interesting during the September break for my high ability kid. So we began looking for short learning trips and found Gosh Kids. The Chiang Mai camp was Seth's first ever camp and my first solo parenting trip overseas (in a city I've never visited too!). Naturally, we had quite a bit of anxiety and had doubts building up.

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    But despite the incessant questions, Team Gosh Kids were warm and assuring in every step. They were very clear and prompt in their communication. Their programme was paced comfortably and held ALL the kids' interest. More importantly, they are masters at handling conflict resolutions!

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    At the camp, they delivered everything in the programme and more. Seth grew more empathetic towards plants and insects. He became braver in exploring deep mud and uneven terrains. My son also acquired new social skills in this outdoor unstructured peer interactions.

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    We came with minimum expectations but Seth left Chiang Mai with a core memory. I highly encourage all mothers to embark on this parent-child camp if you want to bond/reconnect with your child. This 5-day experience may be short, but it's deeply impactful and life-changing for the kids!

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    - Philip & Razinah from Singapore
    Parents of Zakariya & Yahyah, 9 & 7yo
    Jeju (2025)


    Our boys had a great time. They loved the camp so much that they’ve been asking us if Gosh kids will be organising more overseas or local camps.

     

    As parents, we felt it was an enriching and immersive experience. Gladys are Mathieu are fantastic organisers! Warm, friendly and super accommodating.

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    - Helen Clare Rozario from Singapore
    Mother of Sophie Clare, 7 years old
    Jeju (2024)


    The mere fact that Sophie Clare, as a neurodivergent child, gifted with ADHD and Dyslexia, showed interest in writing on the first day of the programme truly surprised me and touched my heart. It offered compelling insight into alternative, more effective learning methods when creativity was incorporated for her.

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    The facilitators were professional, respectful, and had an intuitive connection with the children. Although I wasn't present, this was noticed when Sophie Clare discussed how the day went and observed through her interactions with the facilitators during drop-off and pick-up. The way she interacted with them clearly reflected the level of trust and comfort she felt with them.

    Despite the drop-off requirement, the whole experience significantly transformed both of us and further strengthened our already close mother-daughter bond. It also unlocked another level of independence and autonomy for her, and the act of letting go for me. I am also pretty pleased with the fact that I was able to work productively with a peace of mind and ease while she was engaged in the camp. I even managed to do some sightseeing on my own during free moments when I wasn't working.

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    - Ashley from Singapore
    Mother of Jae, 7 years old
    Jeju (2025)


    Great camp to bond with my child and also an opportunity to make both local and overseas friends. Camp activities allowed us to experience what was uniquely Jeju, it's biodiversity and art. The parent-child activities also allowed me to learn abit more of Jae. How he was an independent and confident individual that I don't have to step in too quick to interfere with what he is doing and to just allow his creativity to shine.

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    - Daniel & Desiree from Singapore
    Parents of Ari & Oli, 5 & 1 years old,

    West Java (2025)



    It was such a treat to have 5 days of slowing down and being with our family on a gorgeous farm. With everything taken care of from the moment our plane landed, we could immerse ourselves in enjoying each other and the nature all around us. Gladys and Mathieu have the rare gift of holding space for children - even my usually shy son warmed up quickly to them and wished we could stay for ‘a billion days’.

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    - Adrian & Ai Ling from Singapore,
    Parents of Ashlynn & Ava, 9 & 5 years old,
    West Java (2025), Jeju (2026)


    The camp surpassed all our expectations. The girls had a chance to see and try for themselves the farm to table experience ( from planting, harvesting juicing ) to simple joys in life such as fishing and feeding cows. At the same time they have a chance to reflect through journaling and photography to pique their curiosity. Teacher Matt and Ms G were engaging and patient with the kids. We would definitely do another camp experience with them!

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    - Fion from Singapore
    Mother of Coen, 9 years old
    West Java (2025), Chiang Mai (2025)


    We had such a great experience at our first camp in West Java with Goshkids that we signed up again for their Chiang Mai session. While the overall concept remains the same, the activities and experiences offered are unique to each location. The camp’s core elements—photography, journaling, and podcasting—are still central, but I especially enjoyed the additional activities like farming and the local school exchange.

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    The whole camp experience bring us beautiful memories. we love all the people, very kind, feels like home. gladys and mathieu have been very helpful. we are looking forward to join the camp again next year. thank you

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    - Yuliana from Indonesia,
    Mother of Damian, 3 years old
    Taipei (2026)

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    A wonderful Chinese culture immersion and photography experience for preschoolers that allows them to learn through creative play! Highly recommend to parents who want to spend meaningful bonding time overseas with their children (without worrying about planning itineraries too!). My 5yo daughter enjoyed it so much that she wants to go again!

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    - Serine from Singapore,
    Mother of Maia, 6 years old,
    Taipei (2026)

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    What we initially thought would be wholly indoors turned out to be a very interactive and eye opening programme that consisted of storytelling, hiking, photography, marine life exploration, and a unique hands-on experience using unripe persimmon juices as dye. Trent’s imagination and curiosity were stoked and inspired by the engaging facilitators who were encouraging cheerleaders pushing the boundaries of creativity and uplifting his confidence. The facilitators were always on hand to update parents at pick up time.

    Trent truly was sad when it ended, which only goes to show how much fun he had making new memories and friends, and absorbing the world beyond Singapore.

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    - Gurmit & Denise from Singapore
    parents of Trent, 8 years old,

    Jeju (2024)

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