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The Nesting Ground

Tioman, Malaysia

Little Planet lives in the village of Kampung Juara, on the rugged east side of Tioman Island. White sand beaches, a protected marine park and primary rainforest make Juara the perfect place for students to connect with nature, grow as individuals and play as friends.

Every Little Planet program starts from here. We have worked alongside this community since 2008.

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Our Campuses

Lagoon and Riverview

Little Planet owns and operates two outdoor education properties on Tioman, Lagoon and Riverview, about two kilometers apart at either end of Juara Bay. Together they hold capacity for more than 200 students plus accompanying teachers and staff.

Both properties were purpose-built, retrofitted, and modified specifically to serve as outdoor education campuses. Little Planet books one campus exclusively per group, so a school has the run of the place for the week rather than sharing it with other groups.

Learn through fun

We keep play at the heart of everything we do. Students connect with nature and learn about the world, themselves and each other while swimming, trekking, sea kayaking, snorkeling and camping.

Embark on an adventure

By land, sea or river, our expeditions give students the chance to plan and complete their own multi-day adventures in one of the most remarkable natural settings in the world.

A transformative experience, designed for you

Every program is built around your school's goals. A typical week looks like this:

  • Day 1. Arrive, settle in and build trust through games and connection.

  • Day 2. Kayak through diverse ecosystems, join local marine conservation work and explore our house reefs.

  • Day 3. Connect across cultures, care for the environment and enjoy some friendly competition.

  • Day 4. Trek through old-growth primary jungle, chase waterfalls and reflect on the week around a campfire.

  • Day 5. Head home with memories of adventure and seeds of growth.

Build a sustainable future

Our project-based learning puts environmental awareness into action. Students work alongside the Juara Turtle Project on turtle conservation, coral restoration, environmental education and field studies. They also help run a working waste management program in the village.

JTP is also a hub for IB CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) experiences.

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Contribute to local communities

Every project students join has a real benefit for Kampung Juara. Local professionals and experts lead the work, so students take part in meaningful projects with lasting, net-positive results and make genuine connections along the way.

Our local community partners include Pulau Harvest, Suka Suka Farm, and SK Kampung Juara (the village primary school).

World-class outdoor educators

For nearly 20 years, Little Planet has brought together educators and experts from around the world to design and lead our programs. Our international instructors come from many outdoor backgrounds and are trained and certified to international standards. They are teachers, life-long learners, students, parents, neighbours and friends.

International safety standards

  • Background checks and First Aid certification for every instructor and staff member

  • Full medical and emergency response plans, built with each school and its insurance provider

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What is typically included

Pricing is quoted per student, to fit your budget.

  • A fully programmed, bespoke outdoor education experience

  • World-class instructors meeting international standards

  • Exclusive use of one of our two beachfront campuses

  • Student rooms in small dormitories with ensuite bathrooms

  • Teacher rooms, single or twin, with ensuite bathrooms

  • All activity gear and personal protective equipment

  • Space for 1 teacher with every 10 students

  • Round trip transportation

  • Meals and snacks from a fusion buffet that meets all dietary needs

  • "Little Planet has created a rewarding, week-long experience that our Grade 10 students love. The program aligns with our academic, social and emotional goals, allowing students to explore learning beyond the classroom through trekking, kayaking and conservation efforts."

    Cathy Jones
    High School Vice Principal
    United World College SEA, Singapore

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    "All activities are challenging but fun, while the learning and skills development the students obtain is clear and significant. The location is incredibly beautiful, and the sustainability focus woven into all activities and partnerships with the local community, such as Juara Turtle Project, really broaden the students' minds and provide them with invaluable real-world experiences."

    David Morris
    Associate Vice Principal and Enrichment Leader
    The Alice Smith School, Kuala Lumpur

Inspire learning beyond the classroom.

Tell us about your group and we'll help you build a program around it.

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