Wild Night
Spring - Summer - Autumn
Bushcraft, what is it?
It is about getting initiated into the art of living in the forest with minimal equipment. Putting into practice skills and knowledge that allow you to live pleasantly in nature with minimal impact on it and in the most autonomous way possible.
Simply enjoy a great time around the campfire with fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Wild Immersion
Dive into the heart of Lapland nature for a gentle survival experience over two days.
Learn the essential skills needed to thrive in the Nordic wilderness: how to set up a camp, build a fire, cook outdoors, and navigate using a variety of techniques.
As qualified and experienced guides, we accompany you in this course that combines learning for beginners and hands-on practical workshops.
Two days to reconnect with nature, push your limits and rediscover the simple taste of the essentials.
Book €165
Fire workshop
An essential survival skill, we'll go over the fundamentals of fire lighting and show you how to build and maintain a fire in any weather conditions.
Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced camper, you'll leave with practical knowledge and new skills to make your future adventures in the forest safer and more enjoyable..
Whether you are a beginner or used to nights under the stars, you will leave with new skills that will help you enhance your future outings in the forest.
Campsite setup
After an introduction to the essential principles of spending a night in the wilderness, we will go over the essential types of campsites, before finally putting one of them into practice that evening.
The goal: to blend comfortably into nature .
Introduction to survival skills
Throughout the stay, we will share with you everything we have learned during our years of nights in nature.
Navigation, tracking, managing basic survival needs, and many other topics will be covered in more or less depth depending on each participant’s interests.
Pets are not allowed for this activity.
Itinerary
DAY 1:
10am: arrival and equipment review
Learning fire lighting techniques
Hike to the lake and orientation exercise
12pm: lunch break
Survival basics workshop
Setting up the camp
7pm: participatory meal around the fire (traditional salmon soup)
Night orientation debriefing
10pm: lights out
DAY 2:
8am: breakfast, packing up the camp and return walk
10am: end of the activity
Equipment to bring
- Everything you consider useful for a night in the forest.
- Discreet clothing is recommended
- Knife
- Picnic lunch (midday)
- Sleeping bag suitable for temperatures (around -5°C to 10°C)
- Hiking boots or waterproof boots (depending on the weather)
- A cup and a spoon
- Headlamp
- Trekking mat (optional)
- Paire de gant
- Notebook and pencil
Equipment provided
- Equipment to set up camp (tarpaulin, rope, etc.)
- Evening meal
- Bowl for eating