The project “Let’s Get Outside” aimed at supporting peer-to-peer learning and promoting healthy habits among participating youth (exploring the importance of daily physical activity, healthy eating, the importance of nutrition, food consumption, etc.). The project gathered 36 gender-balanced participants from Guadeloupe, Georgia and Curacao aged 16-26 years to reach the project aim, and to do so the following objectives were fulfilled: 1. The project increased the capacity of participants in the area of healthy eating, physical activity, mental health and other aspects of healthy life: sleep, weight, sun, social life, self-acceptance and etc.; 2. Participation in the youth exchange promoted the importance of sport and physical activities among the participating youth (also for the inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities); 3. The project also encouraged youngsters to utilize new skills, knowledge and behavior for promoting a healthy lifestyle in their respective communities and to promote Erasmus+ Programme and its opportunities among their peers. The project gathered young participants in Georgia in two locations, Rustavi and Kazbegi to implement a programme, combined with fun and learning activities on the project's topic.