Graduation trips in Cancún, transport included

Two formats

Local or out-of-town class

Disco night: palapa with sound and lighting, always supervised by trained staff.
Local class: end-of-year camp on site: circuit, paintball, pool, campfire and cabin night. Cenote and catamaran can be added.
Out-of-town class: all of the above plus a cenote excursion and a catamaran to Isla Mujeres. The whole trip, lodging and meals included.
Paramedic and one counselor per 10 students.
Team paintball tournament in our own arena. Every class's favorite.
All meals and air-conditioned cabins.

Quote your class trip FAQ

Aerial view of the paintball field at Cancún Jungle Camp with barricades — **Paintball, front and center**Team tournament in our own arena.

What they take home

The farewell they actually remember

Three days together in the jungle, without screens and with the campfire on the last night, is where a class really says goodbye.

Conduct rules are agreed in writing with the school before the trip. Everything at the camp happens on site; the cenote and Isla Mujeres excursions are run by certified providers.

Campfire burning at night at Cancún Jungle Camp — **The last night**Around the fire, inside the camp.

What happens on the trip

Circuit, pool and cabins

A program that mixes challenges, water and rest, with a paramedic at the camp.

40-game circuit at Cancún Jungle Camp — **40-game circuit**A full morning of team challenges.

Cancún Jungle Camp pool with loungers and a wooden bench with blue-and-white striped cushions, palapas and palm trees around it — **Pool**Water basketball and volleyball, tug-of-war, the whirlpool.Illustrative image

Inside a themed cabin at Cancún Jungle Camp — **Cabin night**Air-conditioned. 120 beds.

The camp in pictures

This is what a class trip looks like here

Students running across the lawn at Cancún Jungle Camp — **The whole class**Dynamics on the lawn, among palms.

Student crossing a wooden beam with steel cable at Cancún Jungle Camp — **Cable and beam**With harness line and a guide.

Main palapa at Cancún Jungle Camp lit at night — **The palapa at night**Where the group has dinner, next to the pool, and shares the day.

White boat and fiberglass whale in the garden at Cancún Jungle Camp — **The garden boat**One of the camp's surprises.

Keep exploring

What a graduation committee asks

How long is the class trip?

From 1 day. The most requested option is a full day without an overnight stay; if the group wants to stay, cabins are available from 1 night / 2 days.

What supervision is there during the stay?

A paramedic and one counselor per 10 students, plus the camp staff throughout the event.

Do students leave the camp?

Everything at the camp happens on site: lodging, meals, activities and campfire. The cenote excursion and the Isla Mujeres catamaran are scheduled outings with certified providers, and the school is told in writing.

How are conduct rules handled?

They are agreed in writing with the school before the trip and an authorization is signed with the group. The school sets the rules; we enforce them at the camp.

How many students are needed?

Starting at 30. We host whole classes and smaller groups too; the format is defined when quoting.

Can parents see the place first?

Yes, and we recommend it. We welcome site visits from the parents' committee or the school before closing the date.