Test your skills on a wilderness survival experience, designed for adventurous and practical types alike
Spend the first four nights learning bushcraft from experts in a small group camp environment
Head out alone for three nights, building shelters and sourcing food through foraging and fishing
Develop self-reliance and practical survival skills in a remote, untamed environment
From £2,899 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on individual travellers taking part in 4 days of survival training with food and accommodation, 3 days of Solo adventure survival and 1 night in Stockholm (shared accommodation), including transfers, food, drink and equipment.
This roughly converts to 3,450 EUR | 3,740 USD
Departures: This tour has a set arrival date on 15th May 2026. Please note, there is no running water or electricity at the camp, and participants are encouraged to switch off any mobile data to be fully immersive in the survival experience.
The final day of group training is upon you, not the physical and hands-on element, but just as important - survival psychology, mindset and strategy. Being in a positive state of mind creates a positive attitude to deal with what’s thrown at you and gets you ready for the days ahead.
You’ll also learn about collecting water and purification, wilderness cooking and long-term survival techniques. Then one last meal together as a group before heading out on your solo adventure.
The day has arrived! After breakfast, you’ll head out on your own (although you may choose to pair up with another traveller) and set up your own solo camp, where, with just a few essential items, you’ll be putting what you’ve learnt to the test, sustaining yourself for the next 3 days. But where do you start? Shelter, fire or food?
During the training phase participants are supported in choosing a preferred location where they would like to spend their solo adventure, with flexibility and guidance from the instructors.
Wake up to your first morning on your own - the mist slowly lifting from the lake as you start the fire and cast your line out into the calm waters in an attempt to catch breakfast, the real test is upon you. This is where the training kicks in and the positive mindset is important, with self-belief and your resilience shining through.
This is your last full day on your own - how have you coped without speaking to anyone for several days, learning all about yourself, and with plenty of time to consider what’s important and what needs to be done to survive in this environment. Enjoy the tranquility of this wonderful wilderness setting and be proud of what you’ve achieved. In the evening, cook your final meal before your last night under the stars.
Your solo adventure is over, and you’ve survived the challenge. You will be greeted with a drink and breakfast back at the main camp before heading back to Stockholm for rest, recuperation and the best shower of your life in what feels like a 10-star hotel!. Once refreshed, enjoy a well deserved lunch, and time to relax. In the evening a celebratory meal is held where participants meet again to share stories and experiences from their trip.
After breakfast, participants are free to depart and make their onward travel arrangements, whether it’s flying home or perhaps spending more time in Sweden or beyond.
