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Far and Wild's 2013 summer schemes for children offer great adventure activities in unique locations throughout the North West for the 5-16 age group.

We offer a choice of kid's coasteering, rock-climbing, kayaking and forest adventure with something different to do every day from Monday through Friday.

If you'd like the idea of children becoming young adventurers or ecologists, look no further than a Far and Wild summer scheme where children learn to explore the great outdoors with confidence and in safety.

Our instructors are experienced in working with children and are fully vetted. Our Adventuremark standard ensures our sessions are well run, informative and great fun for kids.

If you would like your child or young person's group to take part in a Far and Wild summer scheme, book early now to ensure a place: Contact Us Now

Summer schemes kick off in July and each last for 5 days. We run activities in age-specific groups: 5-8yrs, 9-12yrs, 13-16yrs.

 

 

 

 

 

My Far and Wild experience brought me sea kayaking around the most northerly point of Ireland’s mainland, Malin head, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Irish Sea. We were treated to rare sea-views of the waves crashing against Banba’s Crown and more as we paddled along.

 

As a novice kayaker, I was left with a sense of great satisfaction as I was expertly guided along the challenging 10 km loop. It was one of those rare experiences that takes you away from the hustle and bustle of every day life, and lets you enjoy the stark natural beauty the north of Ireland has to offer.

Lorcan Walsh

Dundalk, Co. Louth

Far and Wild allows you to discover not only the wilderness, but also the wild traveller within. I felt secure in their expert guides' knowledge and expertise. There is an holistic and organic ethos supporting people to gently push their boundaries without any sense of excess risk. However, it is not just about adrenaline either, with guides constantly addressing the flora and fauna of the region. It is a brilliant case study in ecotourism.

Catherine Mack, Ethical Traveller

Under the glow of a spring moon and the shadow of Stockanillar Rock, we set up camp for the night and anticipated the warm reward of pasta al fresco been prepared for us as the waves lapped the rocky coastline in the distance.

Tired but satisfied, it had been a hugely enjoyable and exhilarating day negotiating the waves and circumnavigating the beautiful weathered headland of Malin in our sturdy kayaks. A wonderful experience provided by a wonderful crew. Looking forward to the next adventure.

Ciaran Pollard

Dublin