Destination: New Zealand

A complete and comprehensive DoE Bronze Training, Practice, Planning & Qualifier package saving you time and money. An introduction to adventure and discovery in the great outdoors, working as a team and developing expedition preparation and planning. 14+ years old. Pre-requisites: None. Dates and locations: You choose. Duration: Three days / two nights. Transport mode: Tramp, Kayak, SuP or Packrafting

DoE Silver Practice & Qualifier package pushes your adventurous spirit further by encouraging discovery that deepens the connection to yourself, your teammates, and the great outdoors. 15+ years old. Pre-requisites: Bronze. Dates and locations: You choose. Duration: Four days / three nights. Transport mode: Tramp, Kayak, SuP or Packrafting

Gold DoE Practice, Planning & Qualifier package brings together all your hard work from Bronze adventures and Silver journeys. You and your teammates plan and lead an expedition in its entirety. Are you ready for the challenge? 16+ years old. Pre-requisites: Silver. Dates and locations: You choose. Duration: Five days / four nights. Transport mode: Tramp, Kayak, SuP or Packrafting

Duke of Edinburgh Award Gold Residential Projects offer young people transformative experiences through personal growth, cultural exchange, community engagement, and skill development. Participants develop leadership skills, embrace diversity, contribute to their communities, and acquire valuable life skills. The Gold Residential Project empowers individuals to make a positive impact and prepares them for the future.

Duke of Edinburgh Planning involves preparing for and participating in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program. It entails setting goals, creating a personalized plan, and organizing activities for each section of the award. Planning includes selecting suitable activities, documenting progress, and seeking guidance to successfully complete the award requirements and earn recognition for personal development and achievement

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Qualifying Journey is a challenging and rewarding outdoor adventure for participants seeking to achieve the prestigious Gold Award. It involves a multi-day expedition where participants plan and navigate their route, carry all necessary equipment, and demonstrate self-reliance and teamwork. The journey provides an opportunity to test endurance, problem-solving skills, and resilience in a wilderness setting

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Practice Journey is a preparatory experience for participants pursuing the Gold Award. A multi-day expedition where participants plan and undertake a challenging outdoor adventure. The practice journey helps develop navigation skills, teamwork, and resilience, allowing participants to gain valuable experience and confidence before embarking on the final qualifying journey for the prestigious Gold Award

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Qualifying Journey is an adventurous and purposeful expedition for participants working towards the Silver Award. It involves a multi-day trek where participants plan and navigate their route, carry their equipment, and demonstrate teamwork and resilience. This journey provides an opportunity to develop outdoor skills, self-reliance, and personal growth while progressing towards earning the Silver Award

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Practice Journey is a preparatory adventure for participants pursuing the Silver Award. It involves a multi-day expedition where participants plan and undertake a challenging outdoor journey. The practice journey allows participants to develop essential skills, gain confidence, and practice teamwork before embarking on the final qualifying journey for the Silver Award

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze Qualifying Journey is an exciting expedition for participants working towards the Bronze Award. It involves a multi-day outdoor adventure where participants plan and navigate their route, carrying their own equipment. This journey allows participants to demonstrate their skills, resilience, and teamwork while progressing towards earning the Bronze Award recognition

Trad climbing courses provide comprehensive instruction for climbers seeking to learn and master traditional climbing techniques. Participants learn to place and remove gear, build anchors, and lead climb using traditional protection. These courses focus on safety, gear selection, route finding, and developing the skills necessary for climbing on traditional gear placements

Guided outdoor bouldering trips offer thrilling adventures for climbers of all levels. Led by experienced guides, participants explore outdoor bouldering areas, discovering new problems and honing their skills. Guides provide expert instruction, safety tips, and route recommendations, ensuring a fun and challenging bouldering experience in stunning natural surroundings

Duke of Edinburgh Training provides participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully complete the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program. Training includes activities and workshops on navigation, camping, first aid, community service, and physical fitness. Participants gain the competence and confidence to tackle the award’s challenges and achieve personal growth and achievement

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze Practice Journey is a preparatory expedition for participants pursuing the Bronze Award. It involves a multi-day outdoor adventure where participants plan and undertake a challenging journey. The practice journey allows participants to develop essential skills, build teamwork, and gain confidence before embarking on the final qualifying journey for the Bronze Award

Outdoor lead climbing courses provide climbers with the necessary skills and knowledge to lead climb on natural rock formations. Participants learn advanced techniques for placing protection, managing gear, and navigating outdoor climbing routes. These courses emphasize safety, risk assessment, and building confidence in leading climbs in real-world outdoor environments