With locations around the world, Boundless Life offer a turnkey solution for families seeking to travel, learn and work seamlessly.
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<p>At Mirleft Cultural Cove, we offer a unique travel experience that combines cultural immersion and education. Our team engages children aged 4-18 in cultural activities from 10 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Friday (10-12) for 4 weeks. Located in the south of Morocco, our worldschool hub is the perfect place to learn about Moroccan culture, cuisine, and history.</p>
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<p>The Hive is a hub located in Cabrera in the Dominican Republic. They run a range of immersive educational programmes throughout the year for kids, teens and adults, including their signature Changemaker programme.</p>
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<p>Antigua Global Explorers Worldschool opened to the worldschool scene in Antigua Guatemala since November 2024. Our programs are designed to provide students with an adventurous and alternative way of learning while traveling the world. As artist educators, our goal is to combine creativity, exploration and education, offering families a unique experience like no other. Come join us and discover the world in a way you’ve never experienced before!</p>
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<p>Vibrant worldschool hub on the island of Phu Quoc in southern Vietnam.</p>
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<p>Participants meet at our beautiful hub space Mondays through Thursdays and build community as they explore modern-day Peru alongside ancient Inca traditions and culture. Experiential learning takes place at the hub, with activities facilitated by visiting teachers and our staff, and out in the community. Participants come to understand how Inca influence persists as they learn about Inca cosmology at the planetarium, make their own purple corn drink in one of many culinary workshops, hear about the cultural significance of alpaca and llama, and so much more.</p>
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<p>Deliberate Detour participants experience all the gifts Antigua has to offer: its Mayan history, natural and agricultural treasures, artistic traditions, and more. On any given day, they may make chocolate from cacao seeds native to Guatemala, try their hand at Mayan weaving, or taste fruits like mamey and passion fruit… and so much more. On optional Friday Field Trips, they travel farther afield, perhaps visiting a macadamia nut farm or roasting marshmallows near Pacaya Volcano’s lava vents.</p><p>We combine immersive outings with quieter days at the hub space where participants play teambuilding games, relax in the reading nook, engage in a history talk with a local expert, and circle up to reflect on the day’s activities.</p>
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