High schoolsports tours
A first international tour that parents trust and athletes never forget: supervised, structured and built around the team's sport.
Is Morocco a good first international tour for a high school team?
Yes, when it is supervised and structured. CampNRuns runs 6–10 day school tours for 15–50 travellers including chaperones, with a bilingual coordinator on the ground throughout, training sessions, local games where a fit exists and a written safety plan for parents.
- Built for
- Varsity, JV & school teams
- Trip length
- 6–10 days
- Group size
- 15–50 incl. chaperones
- Best months
- Spring break · Summer
- Pricing
- Costed proposal on request
Planned for parents as much as players
School trips are judged by the parents' group chat. We plan for that: clear daily schedules, vetted hotels, private transport only, and a coordinator who stays with the group from arrival to departure.
Athletes get real training and games against local school or club teams. They also get a cultural program they will remember: markets, a cooking class, a day in the Atlas, and a youth sport session with Moroccan kids their age.
We work with your trip leader on chaperone ratios, room assignments, curfew and medical forms, and we provide a parent information pack you can send home before departure.
What the program includes
One operator for everything on the ground, so your staff coach instead of troubleshooting.
- Airport meet-and-greet and private coach transfers
- Team hotels or resorts, rooming lists and meal plans
- Training venue bookings matched to your sport
- Friendly games, scrimmages or club exchanges when a fit exists
- Bilingual on-ground coordinator with the group throughout
- Recovery options: pools, physio access on request, beach or spa days
- Cultural program with licensed local guides
- Community session with local youth sport partners
An eight-day school tour
- Day 1Arrive Marrakech
Private transfer, hotel check-in, welcome dinner and safety briefing.
- Day 2Train + medina
Morning practice. Afternoon guided walk through the medina and souks.
- Day 3Game day
Friendly game against a local school or club team, then a shared meal.
- Day 4Atlas Mountains
Day trip to an Atlas village with lunch hosted by a local family.
- Day 5Travel · Agadir
Coach to the Atlantic coast. Beach recovery session.
- Day 6Train + community
Practice, then a youth sport session with a local partner.
- Day 7Game + beach
Second game. Farewell dinner by the ocean.
- Day 8Depart
Transfer to Agadir or Marrakech airport.
What schools ask about
Supervision
Private coaches only, no public transport. A CampNRuns coordinator travels with the group every day, alongside your chaperones.
Food and health
Hotels are chosen for reliable kitchens. We handle allergies and dietary needs in advance and stick to bottled water. Every venue on the itinerary has a named nearest clinic in the emergency plan.
Paperwork
We supply a parent pack, packing list, emergency contacts and a day-by-day schedule. Travel insurance is required for every traveller.
Fundraising
We can quote early with a per-traveller price so your booster club has a clear target.
From brief to departure
Four steps. Nothing is booked until venues and opponents are confirmed in writing.
Tell us the brief
Sport, level, dates, group size, budget and goals. A short form or a 20-minute call is enough.
Get a draft program
A day-by-day draft with hotel options, venue types and a costed proposal you can take to your director or board.
Confirm the details
We confirm venues, opponents and room blocks before you commit, then lock everything in a written agreement.
Travel and train
Your coordinator meets the team at arrivals and runs the ground game until departure.
Questions coaches ask
What is the minimum group size?
Most school tours run with 15 or more travellers including chaperones. Smaller groups are possible at a higher per-person cost.
Do you provide chaperones?
Your school provides chaperones. We add a CampNRuns coordinator and licensed local guides for cultural visits.
Can students take part in a community project?
Yes. Most tours include a youth sport session or a small project shaped with local partners.
How do payments work for families?
We agree a per-traveller price and a payment schedule with the school or trip organizer, who collects from families.
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Explore →Bring your team to Morocco.
Send your sport, dates and group size. You get a draft program and a costed proposal built around your team.