Wilderness survival and bushcraft courses, taught in the field. Build a shelter, find water, make fire without matches and sleep out with what the forest gives you.
Survival has an order. You can last about three minutes without air, three hours without shelter in harsh weather, three days without water and three weeks without food. So that is the order we teach.
Breathe, stop, look around. Panic wastes the air, heat and energy you need most.
Get out of wind, rain and cold. Learn the lean-to, the debris hut and the tarp ridge.
Find it, collect it and make it safe by boiling, filtering or using tablets.
Fire from a ferro rod, bow drill or flint. Then safe foraging and cooking on the coals.
All courses run outdoors in all seasons, with tools and group kit provided. Prices are per person and can be edited.
A hands-on first step into the woods. Home for dinner.
Build the shelter you sleep in and cook on the fire you made.
A week living from a minimal kit, ending with a solo night.
“Animals don't carry much. They know the ground, the weather and their own limits. That's what we teach: less gear, more understanding.”
Your lead guideReplace with the instructor's name, background and a real photo
Tell us which course and when. We reply within two days with open dates, the kit list and the meeting point.
No. The day course and weekend overnight are built for complete beginners. The 7-day immersion asks that you have done one of them first.
Sturdy boots, layered clothing, a waterproof jacket and a water bottle. We send a full kit list after booking and lend knives, tarps and fire tools.
Every course has a qualified first-aider and a radio or satellite communicator. Groups are capped at 10, and we change plans when weather requires it.
16 for the day and weekend courses, with an adult for anyone under 18. The 7-day immersion is 18 and over.