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    Hong Kong’s Top Easter Camps for 2019

    The HK HUBBy The HK HUB2019-03-15Updated:2019-03-28No Comments16 Mins Read
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    kids at Treasure Island easter camp

    There’s more to Easter than egg hunts and chocolatey treats for the kids. Give them a dose of fun and learning with an Easter Camp. We’ve found a fantastic selection of the best Easter camps around Hong Kong, with something for all age groups and interests.

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    Featured Easter Camps
    Spring Adventure Camps at Treasure Island
    Faust International Youth Theatre
    A-Team EDventures Easter Surf Camp
    HKDBL Basketball Camp
    Get Active
    ESF Sports Spring Camps and Clinics
    The Harbour School
    Ark Eden’s Easter Holiday Nature Camps
    YWCA
    Harry Wright International Easter Swimming Camps
    Sport4Kids Easter Multi-activity Camps
    Aberdeen Boat Club Easter Sailing Programme
    Creative Kids
    Zebedee
    CentreStage Studios HK – Act.Sing.Dance
    Complete Deelite
    Banana Art Club
    Little Picasso
    Rumple & Friends
    Whiz Kids
    BSD Education
    Creative Coding
    STEMex Learning Centre
    First Code Academy
    ActiveKids
    Language Lovers
    Coast to Coast Education
    Mulberry House
    Mandarin for Munchkins
    ESF Language & Learning
    Check out our super summer camps guide here!

    Featured Easter Camps

    Spring Adventure Camps at Treasure Island

    student and teachers running on the beach

    Your kids will love spending the Easter break on beautiful Pui O Beach, Lantau with Treasure Island, whose team is top at providing opportunities for children to have fun and learn in the outdoors. Their Spring Adventure Camps offer activities including kayaking, gorging and hiking, plus something the kids probably haven’t tackled before – raft building! It’s a week full of adventurous fun, made convenient for parents with drop-off and pick-up from Central Ferry Pier 6 each day.

    Dates:       15 –19 and 22 – 26 April
    Ages:         8 – 15 years
    Location: Pui O Beach, Lantau Island
    Book:       $4480 (Early Bird $4200 until 30 March), book online, call 2546 3543 or email [email protected]

     

    Faust International Youth Theatre

    Faust easter camp

    No matter what season, Faust International Youth Theatre know how to entertain children of all ages with their lively camps. This Spring, ‘Stories from the Sea’ is the Easter camp theme, in which children will be led through a unique experience that will ‘expand their imagination as wide as the ocean’. How? Through stimulating theatre and creative writing camps, featuring titles like The Little Mermaid or The Snail and the Whale, and ‘Play In A Day’ – a full day to put on their own version of Aladdin and his Magic Lamp.

    Dates:       15 –18 and 23 – 26 April; Play in a Day 13 April only
    Ages:         4 –13 years
    Location:  Sheung Wan
    Book:        $890 (Play in a Day) or $2400 for 4 days, register online, call 2547 9114 or [email protected]

     

    A-Team EDventures Easter Surf Camp

    kids surfing

    With stunning Sai Kung as the backdrop, A-Team EDventures want your kids to fall in love with the ocean this Easter via their Easter Surf Camp. The outdoor education and leadership providers will get them up and active with bodyboarding, SUP (standup) surfing, canyoning and kayaking. And there’s even a chance for parents to enjoy themselves in the outdoors too with the Family Adventure Camp, featuring more of the above, plus coasteering and camp craft.

    Dates:         19 –21 April (surf camp) and 19 – 20 April (family camp)
    Ages:           8-14 years
    Location:   Sai Kung
    Book:         3 day surf camps $3,500, 10% off for returners or groups of 3 or more; 2 day family camps are $900/day with a day or overnight option.

    2560 8838 or [email protected]

     

    HKDBL Basketball Camp

    Coach Toccara Ross
    Girls Basketball – Learn from the Pros from the United States

    Coach Brandi McCain (Ex-WNBA) and Coach Toccara Ross (Ex-NCAA, current FIBA) look forward to coming to Hong Kong to meet girls looking to improve their basketball skills. The camp will start with a dynamic warm up, which will consist of stretching, proper body movement, plyometrics, and footwork. The base of the training camp will revolve around the fundamentals of ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding and defense and of course, having lots of fun!

    Date:         17-19 April 2019
    Ages:           U9 9:00AM-10:30AM $1300; U13 11:00AM-1:00PM $1500; U14-U17 1:30PM-4PM 2000
    Location:  Australian International School Hong Kong, 6/F Gym
    Book:        Website

     

    Get Active

    ESF Sports Spring Camps and Clinics

    ESF Sports

    ESF’s sports Easter camps and clinics cover all the bases, with age-appropriate activities that aim to develop a core range of skills. Swimming, gymnastics and tennis clinics help them build on technique, and football and multi-sport camps will help strengthen their game. All camps combine motor skills development (running, jumping, turning, balance) with game-related abilities like teamwork, speed and agility.

    Dates:       15 – 18 April and 23 – 26 April
    Ages:         2 – 16 years
    Location: Various
    Book:        from $920, 2711 1280 or [email protected]

     

    The Harbour School

    Help them discover their inner marine biologist through the unique Fully Immersive Scholar’s Holiday – F.I.S.H. Kids aged 5 to 9 will explore Hong Kong and its surrounding waters collecting plant and animal species, later analyzing their finds under the microscope. There’s also a ‘Water Caretakers of Tomorrow’ camp where bigger kids will investigate the local marine ecosystem through field trips to surrounding islands, beaches, and marine habitats.

    Dates:       22 – 26 April (Water Caretakers of Tomorrow) or 29 April – 1 May (Hatchling Marine Biologist)
    Ages:         5 – 9 years (Hatchling Marine Biologist) or 8 – 13 years (Water Caretakers of Tomorrow)
    Location:  Ap Lei Chau
    Book:        $5000 for 3 days (Hatchling Marine Biologist) or $7500 for 5 days (Water Caretakers of Tomorrow), 3905 0180 or [email protected]

     

    Ark Eden’s Easter Holiday Nature Camps

    Kids will be able run about and get close to nature at these beautiful eco Easter camps. Each day has a different theme: ‘We Are Woodworkers’ involves carpentry and forest games, ‘Jungle Chef’ starts with harvesting from the organic garden and ends with cooking over an open fire, and ‘Wild Day Out’ takes them on waterfall visits and a search for Mui Wo water buffalo. There’s other imaginative and entertaining camps, including an overnight one.

    Dates:        15 – 26 April
    Ages:         5 – 11 years
    Location:  Mui Wo, Lantau Island; drop-off and pick-up available at Central Ferry Pier 6 or Mui Wo Ferry Pier 6
    Book:         $670 – $750 per day, 2988 5355 or [email protected]

     

    YWCA

    Think of an activity and chances are Hong Kong’s YWCA has an Easter camp for it! There’s a host of choices again this year, including physical activity like gymnastics, trampoline and rock climbing, plus something for their artsy sides in the form of creative clay and craft work, cooking classes and even Chinese opera.

    Dates:       15 – 27 April
    Ages:         3 – 17 years
    Location: Various
    Book:        from $300, 3476 1340 or [email protected]

     

    Harry Wright International Easter Swimming Camps

    What better way to get ready for the Summer months ahead than with a swimming camp. Break out the swim gear for one of Harry Wright’s popular swim camps, in either Causeway Bay or Pok Fu Lam, and help your child increase their confidence in the water. Levels from pre-school beginners to advanced are welcome, and there’s camps for parents and infants too.

    Dates:       15 –18 and 23 – 26 April
    Ages:         4 months+
    Location:  Pok Fu Lam and Causeway Bay
    Book:        $1000 per week, 2575 6279 or [email protected]

     

    Sport4Kids Easter Multi-activity Camps

    No need to park the sports bag while school’s out. At Sport4Kids Easter Multi-activity Camps, children will have the opportunity to play a bunch of different sports from basketball to kung fu. There’s also arts and crafts and plenty of time for engaging with others. Camps take place at various location around HK.

    Dates:       15 –18 April and 23 – 26 April
    Ages:        18 months – 14 years
    Location: Various
    Book:        from $1160 for two days, 2773 1650 or [email protected]

     

    Aberdeen Boat Club Easter Sailing Programme

    Easter coincides with the best time to be out on the water in Hong Kong as the winds are ideal. Children and teens can jump on the opportunity with a sailing course in lovely Aberdeen with Aberdeen Boat Club. Ages 7 to 11 will learn how to sail the sea in specially-designed 7 foot dinghies, while those aged 11 to 18 start off in ‘Pico’ dinghies, and may progress on to more advanced dinghies.

    Dates:        15 –19 April and 22 – 26 April
    Ages:           7 – 18 years
    Location:  Aberdeen
    Book:         from $1350, 2552 8182 or [email protected]

     

    Creative Kids

    Zebedee

    kids doing painting at zebedee easter camp

    Music, stories, Easter bunny crafts and lots of other fun activities are in store for the wee ones at Zebedee. Children ages 3 to 6 will delight in the English Easter Camp in Tai Po (there’s going to be an egg hunt too!) and mums and dads will like the early enrollment treat of 20% off the regular price, plus two free Smarties classes and a surprise gift. Book early, as places are limited.

    Dates:        15 – 26 April
    Ages:         3 – 6 years
    Location:  Tai Po
    Book:        $2000, 2650 3339 or enrol online

     

    CentreStage Studios HK – Act.Sing.Dance

    CentreStage HK’s Easter dance and musical theatre workshops will thrill creative kids. Little ones can enjoy an all-round musical theatre experience, introducing acting, singing and dancing at the Young Cubs Musical Theatre Workshop for ages 4-6 years. Meanwhile kids between 7-13 years can go deeper into choreography and performance skills whilst having fantastic fun staging Mary Poppins and Annie. For those dance lovers there will also be a dance masterclass available, covering a variety of techniques.

    Dates:         15 – 18 April & 23 – 26 April
    Ages:           4 – 6 years, 7 – 10 years, 11 – 13 years
    Location:   Red Shoe Dance Studios, Central
    Book:         from $1,600. Book online

     

    Complete Deelite

    If your kid relishes watching the Great British Bake Off, then this is their camp. Here they get to make a delicious mess, and bring home whatever they bake to share (if you’re lucky). Each camp is 2 hours in duration, plenty of time to bake and decorate their own Easter-themed treats like adorable Bunnylicious Cone Cakes or Easter Surprise Cupcakes.

    Dates:        15 – 26 April
    Ages:         6 – 14 years
    Location:  Central
    Book:        $550 per person for 1 workshop, $500 per person for 2–3 workshops, $480 per person for 4+ workshops, 3167 7022 or [email protected]

     

    Banana Art Club

    Arts and crafts of all kinds are in the mix for children at Banana Art Club, from manga to jewellery-making. Choose from camps in Causeway Bay or Discovery Bay, where junior artists and creative teens explore the world of art. Small class sizes mean they can ask for extra help when it comes to experimenting with western calligraphy, or the less serious slime-making.

    Dates:        25 March – 27 May (Causeway Bay); 16, 17, 23 and 25 April (Discovery Bay)
    Ages:         4 –16 years
    Location:  Causeway Bay and Discovery Bay
    Book:        $398 (2 hour class), $590 (3 hour class), 6020 5476 or [email protected]

     

    Little Picasso

    Cubs, kittens, puppies, kits and foals will fill Little Picasso’s studio in Wong Chuk Hang this Easter, as children get to draw, paint on canvas and turn baby animals into 3D art. Morning and noon camps for 2, 3 or 4 days of imaginative fun come complete with smocks and all materials so they can create their own bunny-shaped wreath, or decorate colourful Easter eggs.

    Dates:        15 – 18 April or 23, 24 and 26 April
    Ages:         3+ years
    Location:  Wong Chuk Hang
    Book:        from $900 (2-day camp), 5220 7720 or [email protected]

     

    Rumple & Friends

    There is no shortage of enjoyment at Rumple and Friends performing arts camp. These are always a good time, and this Easter they’ll be transported to exotic Easter Island where pirates, mermaids and Easter bunnies dwell. The week-long camp features drama games, arts and crafts, music and dancing, and culminates in one very special performance. Witness their acting and and technical chops, as they also help out with costumes and props.

    Dates:        15 – 19 April
    Ages:         3 – 10 years
    Location:  Sheung Wan
    Book:        $2000, 9830 8287 or [email protected]

     

    Whiz Kids

    BSD Education

    BSD academy

    These enjoyable and educational Easter STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) camps are geared towards kids and teens of all experience levels. The younger set get an intro to technology in the ‘Easter Egg Hunt with Scratch’, and ages 8 and up will build their own fashion brand with newly-learned digital skills. There’s more camps to choose from, some 3-days-long, and others like the ‘3D Game Development with Unity’, where they’ll create their own 3D game in 5 days.

    Dates:       15 – 19 April and 22 – 26 April
    Ages:        5 – 17 years
    Location:  Sheung Wan
    Book:        from $2880, 2310 0637 or [email protected]

     

    Creative Coding

    More STEAM-based courses, with some Minecraft code camps thrown in. Each course is thoughtfully designed to ‘add tinkering and exploration back in the learning process’, like exploring coding through robots, arts and crafts, and Lego. Kids will get a kick out of using robotics and sensors, combined with Lego, to create their own inventions, and also learn a bit about circuitry by assembling a bubble machine.

    Dates:       15 April – 1 May 2019
    Ages:          5 – 15 years
    Location:  Kowloon, Wong Chuk Hang and Sai Kung
    Book:         from $2100, 2707 6578 or [email protected]

     

    STEMex Learning Centre

    We would all love to give our kids’ STEM education a boost and these Easter camps are a fun way to do it. STEMex offers innovative camps lasting 1, 3 or 5 consecutive days where children will spend 2.5 hours or more upgrading their STEM skills. From designing a roller coaster to making and coding their own robots, mornings and afternoons (choose your time preference) will be educational and entertaining this Easter.

    Dates:         23, 24 and 25 April
    Ages:           4 – 10 years
    Location:   Tsim Sha Tsui
    Book:         from $930, 3462 2018, 5631 8262 (WhatsApp) or [email protected]

     

    First Code Academy

    Do you have a youngster who knows their way around an iPad better than you? Then these coding and technology Easter camps are ideal! But even little novices can take part in the 4-day camps, as they’re built for beginners too. Fresh learners will discover science and computer hardware using ‘Electric Dough’, a special dough that conducts electricity. Intermediate level minds can gain hands-on experience in 3D geometry and create fun 3D objects.

    Dates:         15 – 18 April and 23 – 26 April
    Ages:          4 – 14 years
    Location:  Sheung Wan, Yau Ma Tei and Fortress Hill
    Book:        from $300 for four-day camp, 2772 2108 or [email protected]

     

    ActiveKids

    Get ready for a science showdown with ActiveKids, who’ll show budding physicists how to build dragsters, throw magnetic darts and hurtle parachutes through the air. Sounds like a hoot, but they’ll actually be learning about gravity the whole time. If fashion and cooking is more their thing, there’s also camps to show them how to make their own spring costume, or yummy hot cross bun.

    Dates:       15 – 26 April
    Ages:         3 – 17
    Location: Kennedy Town
    Book:        from $650, 3480 4199 or info@ActiveKidsHK.com

     

    Language Lovers

    Coast to Coast Education

    If Harry Potter left your kids craving their own English boarding school experience, then this unique camp should fit the bill! Located at the prestigious Harrow International School campus, the camp provides an unforgettable pre-boarding experience. They’ll get a sense of a preparatory boarding school environment, combined with innovative lessons, sports coaching, performing arts and more.

    Dates:        15 – 19 April
    Ages:         6 – 13 years
    Location:  Harrow International School, Tuen Mun
    Book:        $14,500, 5922 1187 or register online

     

    Mulberry House

    Aimed at giving children a diverse language experience, these camps include storytelling and creative story writing, visual art and science while helping them brush up on their Mandarin. The half and day camps take place in a nurturing Mandarin-speaking environment where children will create and decorate Easter crafts like bunny masks, and primary schoolers will paint their own spring garden canvas.

    Dates:        8 – 27 April
    Ages:         2 – 12 years
    Locations:  Central and Wong Chuk Hang
    Book:        from $600 daily, 5598 0509 (Central), 5598 3636 (Wong Chuk Hang) or [email protected]

     

    Mandarin for Munchkins

    This two-week Mandarin immersion camp engages in both drama and science, so there’s something of interest for every child. In ‘Story & Drama’ students will learn one story a day, and then act out the story at the end of the day – in Mandarin, of course. Children will do entertaining science experiments in ‘Science Discovery’, with Mandarin spoken and learned in each step.

    Dates:        15 – 26 April
    Ages:         3 – 14 years
    Location:  Central and Discovery Bay
    Book:         from $1320 for 3 days, 2486 9012 or [email protected]

     

    ESF Language & Learning

    ESF Language & Learning Easter camps help kindergarten and lower primary students build confidence in speaking and writing English, and expand their vocabulary range. This Spring, ‘Spanish through Art & Culture’ will also be offered, immersing children in Hispanic art and culture as they develop their reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

    Dates:        23 – 26 April
    Ages:         2 –11 years
    Locations:  Various
    Book:         from $2700, 2711 1280 or [email protected]

     

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