The old seaport of Piran lies at the end of the Piran peninsula, which gradually narrows between the bays of Strunjan and Piran. The peninsula reaches Cape Madona, ending with the Šavrini hills. The meaning of the name Piran: elder scientists support the supposition that the origin could derive from the Celtic word bior-dun, supposed to mean a settlement on the hill, while younger generation advocates the explanation of the Greek word pyr - fire, as the original settlement was primarily used as a lighthouse for vessels sailing to nearby Greek colony Aegida on the site of today town Koper. The town has preserved the medieval layout with narrow streets and compact houses, which rise in steps from the coastal lowland into the hills and give the whole area a typical Mediterranean look.

The school is situated in one of the most beautiful places in Slovenia as well as in Europe, it might be also in the world. Looking from the terrace you can see Croatia, Italy…the endlessness of the world.

During the camp, the school classes will serve for the purposes of living of participants. In the kitchen of the school delicious meals will be prepared.

It is located near the great wall, only 300 m away from the school. If the weather is bad, the camp will be held in the school gym.