Looking for your next BJJ camp?
From 300-person open mats in European university towns to small island retreats in the Caribbean. All levels, all affiliations, everyone welcome.
Zen Camp 2026
5–11 October 2026
Prebórz, Poland
Traditional Japanese houses, daily sauna, all meals included.
Availability per room
- Standard 2 tickets left
- Private Sold out
- VIP4 Sold out
- VIP2 Sold out
- Super VIP for couples Sold out
from USD$1,525 2 tickets left
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Arizona Camp 2026
2–7 November 2026
Tempe, Arizona, USA
20+ black belt instructors, 70+ hours of classes and open mats, 15 minutes from Phoenix airport.
from $345 10 tickets left
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Family Winter Camp 2027
2–6 January 2027
Wagrain, Austria
Jiu Jitsu for adults and kids, plus ski lessons in the Alps.
Availability per room
- Dorm room Filling up
- Family room Almost full
- Double room with single beds Almost full
- Single room Sold out
from USD$315
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Caribbean Island Camp 2027
18–24 January 2027
Saint Barthélemy
Caribbean beaches, daily surf lessons, six nights accommodation.
Availability per room
- 4-person room Sold out
- 2-person room with shared queen bed Sold out
- 2-person room with single beds Sold out
from USD$1,300
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Spring Camp 2027
12–17 April 2027
Tallinn, Estonia
Huge mat space, 20 min from the airport.
from €349
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USA Camp Maine 2027
7–13 June 2027
Maine, United States
Lakeside setting. Booking open now.
Availability per room
- Cabin 75% booked
- 2-person room single beds 2 tickets left
- 2-person room shared bed Sold out
- Private room Sold out
- Private house Sold out
from $1,450 75% booked
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Midsummer Camp 2027
22–27 June 2027
Lahti, Finland
Finnish Olympic Training Center, 900 m2 of mats, lakeside sauna, all-inclusive.
Availability per room
- Tickets 65% booked
- Private room 2 rooms left
from USD$599 65% booked
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Summer Camp 2027
26–31 July 2027
Heidelberg, Germany
25+ black belt instructors, 35+ gi and nogi classes, an hour from Frankfurt.
from USD$410 45% booked
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Zen Camp 2027
4–10 October 2027
Przedbórz, Poland
Japanese-style cottages, lakeside sauna, all meals.
Availability per room
- Standard 40% booked
- Private Sold out
- VIP4 Almost full
- VIP2 Almost full
- Super VIP for couples Almost full
from USD$1,525 40% booked
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Is accommodation, food and transport included?
It depends on the camp. Some are all-inclusive, where the ticket covers your bed and every meal. Others sell the training on its own, with accommodation as a separate choice when you book. Getting yourself to the camp is never included, though a few camps offer an airport bus you can add. Each camp page lists exactly what its ticket covers.
I'm a complete beginner. Can I still come?
Absolutely. Our camps attract participants of all levels, and we do our best to make everyone feel welcome, both on and off the mats. We have even had participants who took their first ever Jiu Jitsu class at a camp.
Can I bring a partner who does not train?
Yes, non-training partners are most welcome at the camps too.
Is there an age limit?
You have to be 18. The family camps in Austria are the only exception — children are part of the point there.
What language are the classes taught in?
All classes are in English.
I have booked a spot but have to cancel. Can I get a refund?
All bookings are non-refundable, but you are most welcome to sell your spot to someone else — just let us know. If a camp is sold out, there is usually a waiting list you can join.
GLOBETROTTERS JIU JITSU CAMP TESTIMONIALS
This camp was absolutely AHHHHmazing!!! I was so nervous when I first got interested in going to this camp and almost talked myself out of it multiple times (I was a white belt and felt like I wouldn’t belong). It was my first Globetrotters camp and first time really traveling solo, so I was really jumping out of my comfort zone and was nervous as hell. The first night I got to camp after missing my ferry, I was weirdly shy (it happens sometimes) and I had a hard time talking to people. I was also starving so I hid in like a random corner and ate 2 bags of beef jerky cause I was too much of a chicken to ask anyone about the food situation, very heartbroken to hear about the left over pizza the next day. Lol Its only been a week or so since then, so it’s pretty crazy to think how comfortable I now feel around some of you and that I’ve already shared some pretty cool memories with you guys. Thanks for all the laughs, shenanigans, inside jokes, talks, advice and sharing your love of BJJ. Also thank you everyone for being super open, welcoming and for having such a deep appreciation for my loud voice/laugh! I appreciate you all! If anyone is ever in Calgary hit me up, until next camp. PS: Everyone has nice hair and a nice shirt
When I first started training Jiu Jitsu I never imagined it would take me to places like this, but now, having done it, I can’t imagine my Jiu Jitsu life without the annual Globetrotters BJJ training camps. They are the coolest experience in the sport, full of good vibes, great training partners, and unforgettable memories. Many of the people I’ve met at these BJJ camps have become what I am sure will be lifelong friends, and they’ve opened up all sorts of other informal Jiu Jitsu travel outside of the camps as well. If you haven’t checked out a Globetrotters camp yet, you should definitely get on it.
The only way I can describe the Globetrotter vibe is that it is infectious. After meeting Christian and the rest of the Globetrotters, you will have a whole new appreciation for the BJJ lifestyle and where it can take you, which could literally be anywhere in the world. All of this starts at the camps.
“Christian and his team have created an incredible network – as a first time Globetrotter I can say that I entered the camp hesitant (as there were 270 people that I didn’t know), but I left with so many new friends. Being able to roll with so many different people and really good quality high belts; plus there is nothing better than a big group of people rolling with some fantastic tunes blasting! I will definitely be going back.”
– Estea, United Kingdom
“I booked my first Globetrotters camp as a solo traveller. I knew I wouldn’t know anyone there, which was a bit daunting. But when I met everyone, no one felt like a stranger – it was like we were all old friends. I still listen to the music we rolled to, and have applied the moves to my game. I am still friends with the people I met, and those relationships somehow grow despite the geographical distance. I’ve become part of a network of awesome people, and booking that trip was one of the best decision I ever made.”
– Gemma, United Kingdom
“My body arrived home from the Globetrotters camp 3 days ago, but my mind and heart are still there. From the moment Jonas picked me up at the airport to the second Christian dropped me back off, the week was full of positive vibes from amazing people. Everybody was so generous in sharing their time, experiences, and knowledge, that it began to feel real comfortable, real quick. This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will morph into a lifetime of opportunities. Thanks Christian.”
– Jeff, Canada
“Globetrotters camps are this magical combination of professional Jiu Jitsu technique and conceptual drilling, a bunch of laughs and acting really goofy with same people, reuniting with friends from last camp as well as making new ones, and spending quality disconnected time with my husband. I have bags under my eyes from overtraining and undersleeping, and bruises everywhere – but they’ll fade, and my Jiu Jitsu game is stronger and I have all these new memories with awesome people.”
– Missy, United States
