Unicaja Summer Camps Record 6,700 Participants

Unicaja Foundation Wraps Up Record Summer Camps in Málaga

The 2026 summer season has come to a successful close with landmark figures for local youth activities across Málaga province. According to reporting by Al Sol de la Costa, the Fundación Unicaja summer camp programs welcomed nearly 6,700 young participants this year, setting a new record for sports and outdoor engagement in the region.

From intensive basketball development and youth football clinics—amid local sports excitement as Málaga CF seeks a transfer boost—to coastal nautical sports and technology workshops, the multi-location initiative offered children and teenagers an active, constructive environment throughout the summer months.

Specialized Programs Across Málaga Province

The summer camps catered to a broad range of interests, distributing activities across several key locations:

• Campus Baloncesto: Held in Málaga City, focusing on basketball fundamentals, tactical skills, and physical conditioning for young athletes.
• Campus Sabinillas: Located along the coastline in Manilva, combining beach activities, watersports, and team games.
• Campus Ronda: Nestled in the Serranía de Ronda, providing nature-based adventure activities, hiking, and environmental learning.
• Tech & Creative Camps: Introducing young minds to robotics, digital arts, and modern creative tools alongside daily sports routines.

Supporting Local Youth and Sport Culture

For families residing in Málaga or spending the summer along the Costa del Sol, these annual programs serve as a vital resource for youth development. Beyond teaching athletic skills, the camps emphasize values such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and social growth away from screens.

The high attendance highlights the strong appetite for organized sports and recreation across Andalusia, backed by the deep basketball tradition rooted in Málaga’s sporting identity.

We hope your family enjoyed a rewarding and restful summer season, and we look forward to seeing our local young athletes continue to learn and grow in the year ahead.