Does my child need to know how to swim?

No. Kids do not need to know how to swim and entering the water is not compulsory.Kids who choose to enter the water will not go deeper than knee height.

How physically demanding is the camp?

As long as your child can walk independently and carry their own backpack, they should be able to take part.We'll be moving around the islands during the day, so packing light is key. If you have any specific concerns, please let us know in the registration form.

Is this a drop-off camp?

Yep. All Into The Wild camps are drop-off camps. Once your child is checked in with our crew, we'll take it from there. Parents return at the designated pick-up time.

Are ferry tickets included?

Yes. Ferry transport to and from the Southern Islands is included in the camp fee.

What if my child is unwell and can't attend camp?

We know kids get sick! If your child is unwell and unable to attend, their camp credit can be transferred to another child or kept for a future Into The Wild camp.

My child has additional needs. Can they join?

Absolutely. We welcome all kids at Into The Wild. Every child is different, so please share anything that will help us give your child the best possible experience in the registration form. If you'd like to chat through anything beforehand, just reach out to us.

ocean survival camp

Ages 4 - 12

SGD $260

12 Oct
1 Dec

830am - 230pm

Southern Islands

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We’re taking to the high seas in this camp and training up a mini ocean-rescue squad!

Over the course of one day, our little castaways will learn how to manage ocean medical emergencies like jellyfish stings, stingray/sea urchin envenomation and even how to survive a shark attack!

To ensure that kids know how to stay safe in the water, as well as respond to a swimmer in distress, we’ll be covering water safety at camp too.

And because we love sharks and all the weird and wonderful creatures that live in the ocean, a part of our day will be spent learning to appreciate marine life and how we can play our part in protecting our planet.

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"I honestly didn't realise how much there was for kids to learn about staying safe in the ocean. My daughter came home talking about jellyfish stings, rip currents, what to do if someone is struggling in the water, and even how to react if she ever saw a shark. She had an absolute blast, but more importantly I feel she's genuinely more prepared for our family beach holidays."

– Christopher N.

"I honestly didn't realise how much there was for kids to learn about staying safe in the ocean. My daughter came home talking about jellyfish stings, rip currents, what to do if someone is struggling in the water, and even how to react if she ever saw a shark. She had an absolute blast, but more importantly I feel she's genuinely more prepared for our family beach holidays."

– Christopher N.

"I honestly didn't realise how much there was for kids to learn about staying safe in the ocean. My daughter came home talking about jellyfish stings, rip currents, what to do if someone is struggling in the water, and even how to react if she ever saw a shark. She had an absolute blast, but more importantly I feel she's genuinely more prepared for our family beach holidays."

– Christopher N.