The Unicaja Foundation Campuses 2026 incorporate aquatic activities and artificial intelligence workshops

The Unicaja Foundation kicks off the summer mode with a campus offering for 2026 that expands content, improves facilities, and adds new experiences related to educational leisure, sports, and technology, with nearly 7,000 available spots and the immediate opening of the registration period. The program, aimed at children aged between 7 and 16 years, continues to be one of the most extensive nationally both in terms of participation volume and diversity of proposals.

The program maintains its seven campuses: Snow (Granada), Sabinillas, Basketball (Málaga), Nautical (El Puerto de Santa María), Ronda, English Camp, and Tech&Play Camp (Ronda), but incorporates new features that seek to enrich the educational and recreational experience of the participants. Among them, the AquaWarrior activity stands out, a multi-challenge aquatic catwalk conceived as a "competitive and playful" experience. "This year we have many new features at each of the facilities, but specifically, we have created a special area to enjoy the water which we believe will be a unique experience," says Manuel Dorado, head of Sports, Leisure, Environment, and Volunteering at the Unicaja Foundation.

The Tech&Play Camp expands its programming with artificial intelligence workshops, combining technology, video games, and digital creativity with language immersion in English and the usual activities of the Foundation's camps. "We started it last year and this year we consolidate it as a unique experience, connected with new technologies and applied learning," Dorado emphasized.

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The Foundation has made a significant investment in improving facilities, with the renovation of aquatic areas and a road circuit at Campus Ronda, updating of sports areas at Campus Sabinillas, and enhancement of multi-adventure parks at Campus Basketball.

Educational Adventure

The environmental dimension continues with the third edition of 'A child, a tree', which last year allowed the planting of 6,796 specimens. According to Gerardo Lerones, director of Social Activities at the Unicaja Foundation: "These are initiatives that contribute to the training and comprehensive development of competencies of our children and youth, while promoting their involvement with the environment that hosts them."

The calendar starts in February with the Snow Campus in Sierra Nevada and extends from late June to early September. The Sabinillas Campus will offer seven turns and more than 3,500 places, making it one of the largest summer camps in Spain. The Campuses generate more than a thousand jobs, of which 20% are first jobs, and the participation of about fifty service provider companies from the Andalusian fabric.

Registrations are open from today, December 18, 2025, and will remain until the start of each turn, with limited places and waiting lists once the quota is filled.