For the third consecutive summer, the Argentina Travel Camp is opening its doors to Chabad girls entering 10th and 11th grade — inviting them to a summer that is equal parts adventure, inspiration, and deep-rooted Chassidishe connection. Full Story
January 17, 2026 – 28 Tevet 5786
For the third consecutive summer, the Argentina Travel Camp is opening its doors to Chabad girls entering 10th and 11th grade — inviting them to a summer that is equal parts adventure, inspiration, and deep-rooted Chassidishe connection. Full Story
For the third consecutive summer, the Argentina Travel Camp is opening its doors to Chabad girls entering 10th and 11th grade — inviting them to a summer that is equal parts adventure, inspiration, and deep-rooted Chassidishe connection.
Taking place from June 28 through July 19, the three-week program offers English-speaking high school girls the opportunity to experience Argentina in a way few ever do — through its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant Jewish life, and the powerful sense of achdus that develops when girls journey together with purpose.
From standing in awe at the roaring Iguazú Falls to exploring the streets and Jewish landmarks of Buenos Aires, the girls are immersed in experiences that inspire wonder and gratitude. Yet what makes the summer truly transformative is what happens in between: the laughter on bus rides, the meaningful conversations late at night, and the quiet moments of growth during chassidus, davening, and learning each morning.
Argentina Travel Camp is carefully designed to balance excitement with meaning. Days are filled with trips, activities, and hands-on experiences, while Yiddishkeit is always at the center. Shabbosim are a highlight — warm, uplifting, and infused with a special kedusha that leaves a lasting impression long after the summer ends.
“The change we see in the girls is incredible,” said program director Mrs. Tzirel Andrusier. “They come back more confident, more connected to the Rebbe, and proud to live as Chassidishe young women.”
Parents consistently express gratitude for the impact the camp has on their daughters. One family shared, “There are many traveling camps, but this program is a step above. From the careful planning and constant updates to always prioritizing Yiddishkeit, our daughter came home with a huge smile and the experience of a lifetime.”
Another parent wrote, “This was my daughter’s very favorite summer experience of all time. Every part of it was fantastic, and it made such a positive impact on her.”
“Our daughter had an amazing experience, both b’gashmiyus and b’ruchniyus,” another family added. “Kol hakavod to the staff for a job well done.”
Beyond the trips and learning, Argentina Travel Camp fosters deep friendships that often last for years. Girls arrive from different cities and backgrounds, but they leave feeling like family — bonded by shared experiences, growth, and inspiration.
Registration opens January 29 at 12:00 PM, and space is limited.
For more information or to apply, visit https://argentinateens.com, call or message 954-871-0019, or email [email protected]
