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Children’s Sewing Camp at Avila Akoya

Learn to see your own clothes!

Children’s Sewing Camp at Avila Akoya

Organized by

Vila Akoya - Moon

Monday 6 July – Friday, 10 July 2026

10:00–16:30

222 euro

Vila Akoya - Eco Campsite & Tiny House Village

Ourique

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Sewing camp at Vila Akoya, Ourique!

Have you always dreamt of making your own clothes? Come join us for 5 days of fun, creating several items and clothing pieces to take home with you! Moon is a resident and experience architect at Vila Akoya, a creator and an adventurer, and not to forget great with kids! The camp is in English but Moon is joined by Raquel, who speaks Portuguese as well.

Dates: July 6-10

Price: 6-16

Price: €222 for the full 5 days, including organic lunch, snacks and drinks for the kids, and including material!

Please get in touch if the pricing is an issue - it is extremely important to us that creativity and fun is accessible to everyone.

You also more than welcome to stay join us on the campsite with the entire family - and bring the dog too!

Prices for the campsite:

1: A plot with deck and electricity on the campsite, for if you’re bringing your own camper, (cara)van or tent.

€25 a night or €150 for the week (7 nights)

2: Or rent a 5-meter bell tent or little caravan with us.

€35 a night or €200 for the week (7 nights)

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