Bushcraft & Survival Games

Learn by Doing in the Forest

Participants work together through practical outdoor missions inspired by real bushcraft skills. Depending on the programme, they may build a simple shelter, learn basic navigation, recognise useful natural materials, complete problem-solving challenges and discover how to move responsibly through the forest.

The activities are designed to encourage curiosity, creativity and cooperation rather than extreme survival. Every task is adapted to the age, experience and abilities of the group, making the programme suitable for families, schools and private groups.

A Shared Outdoor Mission

The group follows a series of challenges connected by a common scenario or final mission. Success depends on communication, planning and teamwork, giving every participant a meaningful role in the experience.

Each programme is carefully organised and personally guided, with clear safety instructions and respect for the natural environment. The aim is to help participants gain confidence, learn practical skills and enjoy an outdoor adventure they will remember.

Practical Information

• Duration: 2–3 hours
• Minimum age: 8 years
• Group size: 2–16 participants
• Locations: Selected forest areas on Mount Parnon and Mount Mainalo
• Activity level: Light to moderate, adapted to the age and abilities of the group
• Experience type: Private families, groups, schools and organised youth groups
• Availability: By arrangement and subject to suitable weather and forest conditions
• Meeting point: Confirmed according to the selected location and programme

Activities May Include

• Building a simple forest shelter
• Basic orientation and navigation
• Useful outdoor knots
• Team missions and problem-solving games
• Nature-based constructions and creative challenges
• Identification of local mountain flora and fauna
• Responsible behaviour and respect for the natural environment
• Basic awareness of outdoor hazards and how to respond safely

Skills Through Play

The  activities introduces practical outdoor skills through games, creativity and teamwork. Participants learn how to observe their surroundings, make decisions together, use natural materials responsibly and move through the forest with greater confidence and awareness.

What’s Included

• Programme planning according to the age and size of the group
• Guidance and facilitation throughout the activity
• Basic equipment and materials for the selected missions
• Safety briefing and environmental guidance
• First-aid equipment
• Liability insurance

Pricing

Private families and small groups: Price on request, based on the number and age of participants, the selected location and the programme activities.

Schools and organised groups: Custom quotation based on group size, duration, location, required facilitators, equipment and materials.

What to Bring

• Comfortable outdoor or hiking shoes
• Clothes suitable for the season and forest conditions
• A small backpack
• Water
• Sun or rain protection, depending on the weather
• A change of clothes for younger participants, when appropriate

Do participants need previous outdoor experience?

No previous experience is required. The activities are introduced step by step and adapted to the age, abilities and confidence of the group.

Is the programme suitable for adults as well as children?

Yes. The programme can be designed for families, children, teenagers, adult groups and schools. The missions, level of difficulty and learning goals change according to the participants.

What happens during the activity?

The exact programme depends on the group, but it may include shelter building, orientation, knots, team missions, creative constructions, flora and fauna identification and practical guidance on safe and responsible behaviour in nature.

Are the activities safe?

Every programme begins with clear safety instructions and is supervised throughout. The activities avoid extreme survival techniques and are designed around teamwork, learning and controlled outdoor challenges.

Where does the experience take place?

The activity is organised in selected forest areas on Mount Parnon and Mount Mainalo. The final location is chosen according to the season, weather, age of participants and programme.

Can schools and organised groups participate?

Yes. Programmes can be adapted for school visits, youth groups and organised teams, with activities selected according to the group’s age, size and educational goals.

What happens in case of bad weather?

If the weather or forest conditions are unsuitable, the programme may be adapted, moved to another location or rescheduled.