By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team

The summer vacation is just around the corner. Kenting Fuhwa Resort Hotel, with years of experience in organizing children's summer camps, has been receiving numerous inquiries from parents who want their kids to have a fulfilling and fun holiday. This year, Kenting Fuhwa Resort is launching the “2014 Children’s Summer Camp,” offering morning, afternoon, or full-day camp options. The half-day camp is priced at NT$480 per child, while the full-day camp is NT$960 per child (excluding accommodation). Through engaging and fun activities, children will learn about Kenting National Park’s natural ecology, experience English language learning, dining etiquette, take on the role of little chefs, and enjoy a day at their favorite water park (morning and afternoon courses vary).

Summer is the perfect time for family fun, and Kenting Fuhwa, now in its fifth consecutive year of offering summer children’s camps, continues to be a hit with both parents and children. Not only are the camp programs designed to be lively and engaging for the kids, but they also allow parents to enjoy some quality couple time. From July 1 to August 31, Kenting Fuhwa Resort Hotel is offering the “Happy Family Travel: Buy One Get One Free Kids’ Program.” Minimum 2 people, 2 days 1 night. From Monday to Thursday, the price starts at NT$7,260 + 10% per room; on Friday and Sunday, it starts at NT$8,060 + 10% per room. The package includes breakfast, admission to the Water World Park per person, indoor golf putting per person, paddleball experience per room, and one hour of bicycle riding per person. For those who book this package, each room receives free accommodation, breakfast, and one half-day camp session for 1–2 children. Let your child spend a fun, educational, and enriching summer in Kenting this year.

The “Kenting Fuhwa Children’s Summer Camp” offers specially designed morning and afternoon sessions, with varied content each day. The morning camp includes “Little Adventurers,” where activity instructors guide children to explore the national park’s ecosystem, and “English Lessons,” where children experience situational English through fairy-tale scripts and fun performances. The afternoon camp features “Dining Etiquette,” where children learn English and Western dining manners while enjoying hotel snacks, “Little Chefs,” where kids make their own delicious treats for a sense of accomplishment, and “Water World Fun,” where children enjoy splashing around at the indoor water park.

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