Learn the essential skills for surviving in the wild at this camp near the Cathedral Ranges outside Melbourne.
- Be prepared for surviving in the wild with new skills and knowledge
- Build your very own fire-starting kit
- Learn how to procure water
- Professional survival instructors help you understand and develop the skills
- Includes experience gift pack with personalised voucher and message card
Ever watched the experts on television and wondered how they made it through days in the bush with no supplies? Or perhaps you’ve heard stories of survivors of plane crashes using some basic skills in the wilderness?
This course is for you if you’re looking to learn real, practical ways to survive in case something should go awry while you’re a long way away from civilisation
During this day course, learn how to light a fire without any modern tools or supplies like lighters or matches. People who lived in the bush would rub two sticks together to create heat through friction. Now you can create your own fire-starting kit.
Learn to build your own shelter to protect yourself from the elements. Discover crucial skills like navigating and finding water in the natural environment. Of course, you’d want to get out of the wilderness eventually, so learn methods of signalling for help. If the season’s right you could also learn to identify plants and animals you could eat.
At the end of the course, you’ll come out with a deeper understanding of what it takes to be a survivor, and you’ll also be better prepared for emergencies in remote areas.
Allow 1 day for the experience.
Available on a limited number of dates subject to numbers.
Valid for one person.
You will not have access to toilets or a shower during this experience. You need to bring your own lunch and snacks.
Suitable for ages 12 years and over. Under 18s must be accompanied by a paying adult. An average level of fitness is required.
