Abril, 13 · went in 2023
Not verified 5 / 5
Best: The activitiesBest: The peopleWould go back
Kajuyalí
Expedition camps in Colombia (La Guajira, Isla Fuerte, the Pacific and Los Llanos) and in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
At a glance
- Where
- Colombia (Los Llanos, La Guajira, the Pacific coast, Isla Fuerte) and Panama (Bocas del Toro)
- Ages
- 7 to 17. La Guajira and the Pacific are 11 to 17; Isla Fuerte and Bocas del Toro are 9 to 17
- Length
- About two weeks per session
- Season
- Late June to early August
- Price
- Not published on the camp's website
From the camp's own website, checked 6 Oct 2026. Prices and dates change, so confirm with the camp: kajuyali.com (opens in a new tab).
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Reviews from campers
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Write the first review4.9
9 reviews · 7 verified
100% would tell a friend to go
Daniel, 14 · went in 2022
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
Best: The peopleBest: The place itselfCould be better: FacilitiesWould go back
Lucia, 15 · went in 2022
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
Best: The place itselfBest: The peopleWould go back
Luciano, 17 · went in 2026
Not verified 5 / 5
No te de pena, así le podrás sacar mucho más provecho a la experiencia.
Best: The peopleBest: The activitiesWould go back
Alicia, 15 · went in 2022
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
Best: The peopleBest: Being away from homeCould be better: CommunicationWould go back
Susana, 16 · went in 2023
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
To be honest all the information was giving to be previously because I had a lot of friends who had been to the camp before, but maybe I would say it’s more rustic than comfortable, but that i think is something important about the experience.
Best: The place itselfBest: The peopleCould be better: FacilitiesWould go back
On what could be better: “Even though being held at guajira which makes its more special and such I wonderful place in Colombia, things like water and energy were very scarce.”
Alejandra, 14 · went in 2019
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
Home sickness is normal for your first camp but after the first two days you’ll learn to live in the moment and those memories will truly mark your life
Best: The peopleBest: The place itselfCould be better: StaffWould go back
Simon, 14 · went in 2022 · Kajuyali
Verified · known to us 4 / 5
Bring snacks to the camp to eat during the day
Best: The peopleCould be better: FoodWould not go back
Lawrence, 15 · went in 2022 · Session 2
Verified · known to us 5 / 5
Its great for the people but it is literally in the middle of the desert be prepared bing some essential gear if you can, backpack, camel back, good shoes, etc
Best: The activitiesBest: The peopleWould go back
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