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Age: 7-17
Period: June - August
Location: Black Sea coast near Varna, Bulgaria
Price: from €1,850 residential
Available programmes:
English & Sport
English & Leadership
English & AI Arts
English & Coding

English Summer Camp in Bulgaria on the Black Sea

Our English summer camp in Bulgaria is held on an enclosed campus on the Black Sea coast near Varna, inside a national park of about 840 hectares, with its own 200-metre sandy beach. The camp is run by the Varna International Education Centre (VIEC) in partnership with Oxford International Study Centre (OISC), and every camper receives an OISC certificate.

Each day brings 3 hours of English in small groups by age and level, 2 hours of two chosen subjects and 1 hour of sport, followed by the beach, the pool and an evening programme. Campers choose one of four programmes: English & Sport, English & Leadership, English & AI Arts or English & Coding. Teachers hold Cambridge, CELTA, DELTA or TESOL qualifications.

This summer camp on the Black Sea takes children aged 7–17 in six 10-day sessions from June to August 2027. Children aged 7–11 are best placed with the VIEC & Family package or in an organised group with an adult counsellor; individual campers are welcome from age 12, and 12–13-year-olds travelling on their own need the required travel paperwork for minors.

Campus, residences and a typical day

Our language camp in Varna has three residences with en-suite rooms of three or four, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and daily housekeeping; rooms are grouped by age, with boys and girls apart. Facilities include an indoor 50-metre pool with a diving tower and a separate 25-metre pool, a football pitch, tennis and basketball courts, an outdoor running track, an indoor athletics arena, sports halls and a gym, an open-air amphitheatre and three buffet dining halls.

Security, CCTV and a checkpoint operate around the clock, counsellors are with the children at all times and medics are on site. In class there is one adult for every 10 children; at the beach, one for every four to six, with a lifeguard.

A typical day: 07:30 wake-up and breakfast · 09:15 three English lessons · 11:55 subjects (coding, arts, leadership) · 12:55 lunch · 15:00 beach, swimming and games · 18:00 sport · 19:15 dinner · 20:00 evening programme and phone hour.

Black Sea English Summer Camp — Varna, Bulgaria
Black Sea English Summer Camp

Overview

Duration
10-day sessions, Sunday arrival to Tuesday departure; six sessions from 13 June to 31 August, or a 7-day stay on request
Academic Programme
3 hours of English a day in small groups by age and level; 2 hours a day of two chosen subjects and 1 hour of sport
Accommodation and Meals
Campus residences, rooms of three or four with en-suite bathrooms; full board with buffet meals and snacks
Excursions
Excursions included in the fee; beach and pool sessions every day

Dates and prices

Programme Start dates Length Residential
Summer camp (choice of four programmes)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
13 Jun · 27 Jun (sold out) · 11 Jul · 25 Jul · 8 Aug · 22 Aug 10 days €2,160
Summer camp (choice of four programmes)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
Dates on request 7 days €1,850
VIEC & Family package (2 adults + 1 camper)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
13 Jun · 27 Jun (sold out) · 11 Jul · 25 Jul · 8 Aug · 22 Aug 10 days €3,745
VIEC & Family package (2 adults + 1 camper)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
Dates on request 7 days €2,897
Summer camp (choice of four programmes)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
10 days — Residential €2,160
Start dates: 13 Jun · 27 Jun (sold out) · 11 Jul · 25 Jul · 8 Aug · 22 Aug
7 days — Residential €1,850
Start dates: Dates on request
VIEC & Family package (2 adults + 1 camper)
Ages 7–17 · English A1+
10 days — Residential €3,745
Start dates: 13 Jun · 27 Jun (sold out) · 11 Jul · 25 Jul · 8 Aug · 22 Aug
7 days — Residential €2,897
Start dates: Dates on request
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Available programmes

Every camper chooses one of four programmes. All of them include 3 hours of English a day in small groups, 2 hours a day of two chosen subjects, 1 hour of sport and time at the beach and the pool. Session dates and fees in euros are listed under Dates and prices.

English & Sport
English & Sport
Level: A1+
Duration: 7 or 10 days
Swimming, tennis, basketball and beach volleyball every day
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English & Leadership
English & Leadership
Level: A1+
Duration: 7 or 10 days
Public speaking, teamwork and real-task projects
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English & AI Arts
English & AI Arts
Level: A1+
Duration: 7 or 10 days
Creative work built on an AI art platform
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English & Coding
English & Coding
Level: A1+
Duration: 7 or 10 days
Programming projects, from first idea to a working build
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What’s included in the price

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is the camp for, and can children travel alone?

The camp is for ages 7–17. Children aged 7–11 are best placed with the VIEC & Family package (two adults and one camper) or in an organised group with an adult counsellor. Individual campers are welcome from age 12; 12–13-year-olds travelling on their own need the required travel paperwork for minors. Teenagers aged 14–17 join the full residential programme individually or in groups.

What level of English is required?

Campers are accepted from A1 (beginner) level. English lessons take place in small groups by age and level, and every camper receives an OISC certificate at the end.

Do students need a visa?

It depends on citizenship. Bulgaria is a member of the Schengen area; an official invitation letter is provided to support a visa application.

Are airport transfers included?

Yes. EDVISION clients receive a complimentary round-trip transfer from Varna Airport (VAR).

What is included in the fee?

Accommodation in en-suite rooms of three or four, full board, English lessons, the programme subjects, daily sport, excursions, the OISC certificate and 24/7 supervision. Flights, visa costs and travel and medical insurance are not included; insurance is mandatory.

How is the camp kept safe?

The campus is enclosed, with security, CCTV and a checkpoint around the clock. Counsellors are with the children at all times, rooms are grouped by age with boys and girls apart, and medics are on site. At the beach there is one adult for every four to six children, with a lifeguard.

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