pocoApoco Futaleufú

1st Session

2nd Session

9th, 10th & 11th Grade

January 5th - 16th

(12 Days)

11th & 12 Grade

Jan 19th - Feb 2nd

(14 Days)

Early Bird

1.650.000CLP

Before Oct. 1st

Early Bird

1.750.000CLP

Before Oct. 1st

Standard Rate

1.800.000CLP

Until Nov. 30th

Standard Rate

1.950.000CLP

Until Nov 30th

Last Call

1.900.000CLP

After December 1st

Last Call

2.050.000CLP

After December 1st

Apply Now: Summer Camp 2026

More Information

Summer Camp 2026

Overview: Summer camp is rooted in the idea that working, playing and living together in nature will encourage individuals to reconnect with themselves; and beyond the self, the team will be a support group that works together to build a sustainable and unified camp.
Duration: 12 action packed days
- 1st session: January 5th - 16th (9th, 10th & 11th Grade)
- 2nd session: January 19th - February 2nd (11 & 12th Grade)
Where: Basecamp is 30km outside Futaleufú, Patagonia
Transportation: Flight to Balmaceda & Bus to Futaleufu

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Philosophy

Our dream at pocoApoco is to create a ripple effect of awareness, growth and harmony between the individual and the natural world.

Together and united with the local communities, the Futaleufú river and the Patagonian forest, we will ground our intentions in kindness and direct our actions in service as we work towards spiritual and physical sustainability.

We offer a unique, immersive experience into Northern Patagonia where students will learn practical life skills and gain valuable insights needed to excel in our rapidly changing world.

We look forward to sharing our love of Patagonia with you.

"Quien se apura en la Patagonia pierde su tiempo...

"La vida sigue"

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Testimonies

Contact

CONTACT

Tel. +569-7486-1205

Email: pocoapocofuta@gmail.com

Instagram: pocoapoco_futa

VISIT

1st Session: January 5th - 16th

2nd Session: January 19th - Feb 2nd

Application Required

Thank you for some of the most incredible 2 weeks of my life. I went in not knowing what to expect and was nervous of having to camp and not knowing how to build. Not only did I learn how to nail into wood, chainsaw, and build a gate, but I also learned so much about myself and about living with others. I feel like I discovered things about myself and who I want to be that I wouldn’t have been able to discover if it wasn’t for having been disconnected, tired, and watching everyone work on something that we were passionate about. You passed your passion and excitement for what we could and would do and it made it easy to call the campground my home for 2 weeks.

Ale S. - camper '23