Sessions in 2027
(tentatively)
1 Session: 17.07 - 29.07 (12 days)
2 Session: 29.07 - 12.08 (14 days)
3 Session: 12.08 - 24.08 (12 days)
Our team
Our experts
The experts team might change
We also love active recreation: we go to the sea at least once a day (it’s a two-minute walk away), play sports, watch movies, play, go on excursions. We regularly conduct lectures and master classes from our experts: mobile photography, artificial intelligence, acting improvisation, the history of high technology development and any other interesting topics.
Approximate daily schedule
8:30 – 9:30 – breakfast
9:30 – 10:00 – assembly
10:00 – 13:30 – beach, sports, games, excursions
13:30 – 14:30 – lunch
14:30 – 18:00 – work on projects
19:00 – 19:30 – dinner
20:00 – 22:00 – evening enertainment
Living conditions
Georgia, 50 km from Batumi, Shekvetili resort, hotel Keriya
3-4-bed rooms with all amenities
Three meals a day at the hotel restaurant
70 meters to the sea shore
The hotel has a children's playground, gazebos and tents, a tennis table, as well as a conference room and all the necessary equipment.
Price per session:
~5,200 NIS (~ $1,700) (est.)
Final price usually announced in May
The price includes:
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Tuition (Project classes)
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Accommodation
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Domestic transportation airport – hotel (for groups 6+ persons)
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Three meals a day
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Mentorship and supervision.
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Use of equipment and materials
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Everyday activities
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Two excursions per term
*** The program price does not include: airline tickets, health insurance, and pocket money
Safety
The hotel area is fenced and guarded
Lifeguards work on the beach
Frequently Asked Questions
What do children do in Junio-R? Whatever they want. In a good way: under the wing of experienced counselors and experts, our camp participants will create projects, applying their knowledge and implementing their ideas, but also learn new skills in the process of work - we believe that it is in work that they are learned best.
My child has been actively studying all year, can we have a break now? Of course! We deliberately pick places as close to the sea as possible, and we are going to be spending at least two hours a day on the beach. In addition, we always plan active and intellectual games, movie nights and much more.
My child is too small/big for camp. I am having doubts. Basically, our sessions are designed for ages 9-16, but in over 25 years we have had several 6-year-olds and a 20-year-old veteran who really wanted to be a child again. Write us a personal message (gorvitscamp@icloud.com), we will answer your questions and help you make a decision.
My child's Russian is poor. Will it not boring or difficult for him? Last year we conducted a small experiment, during which we discovered that we all speak 8 languages together. We are an international camp and are initially open to participants from all over the world - here (https://www.junio-r.org/istoriya) is our statistics, look. We mainly work in Russian, but we fluently speak and communicate on daily basis in English, German, French and Hebrew at least.
I am concerned about the comfort and safety of my child. And you should! But we also care and have it all covered: the children live in two or three people in the rooms with their own shower and toilet. The hotel area is guarded and closed at night.
How do we get to the camp? We organize escorted flights from Tel Aviv, Moscow and possibly a number of other cities - this information will be updated. The closest airports to our hotel are Batumi and Kutaisi. Tell us where your child will be traveling from and we will think about how to help you. Please also note that our price does not include airfare.
How do you eat there? Good and varied Buffet breakfast: toast, appetizers, eggs, vegetables Lunch in the hotel dining room: soup, main course, salad, and a drink. We decided to have dinner in the hotel restaurant: everyone orders from the menu in an organized manner, within a reasonable limit. The menu includes Georgian dishes and international classics like pasta, pizza, and salads. We make sure that children eat a varied and healthy diet and take into account any dietary needs, including custom-made dishes.
What are your rules regarding gadgets? One of our main principles is: "We don't take gadgets away from children – we teach them how to use them!" The Camp is called CreITive – children use gadgets to write scripts, shoot and edit films, take photographs, and translate into all the languages of the world. At a minimum, a tablet can be used as a lighting device, and an iPhone can be used as a watch and compass! We make sure children don't get lost in social media and games. Usually, they simply don't have time for that!
If you haven't found an answer to your question, send us an email: gorvitscamp@icloud.com
We filmed a movie last summer:
A video diary from one of our campers.
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