ADAA\' (in partnership with Wild Guanabana for Life Changing Journeys) organizes Leadership Development Camps for people and organizations through utilizing adventure-based learning as a technique. For more information, please e-mail info@adaa.com.eg

1. Braveheart Reloaded – July 31st to August 9th
Scotland is a paradise full of exquisite natural beauty and cities bustling with culture, history
and sightseeing attractions. During the summer we enjoy mostly sunny days filled with clear
blue skies amidst fantastic backdrops.
Wild Guanabana and ADAA’ have teamed up once again to bring you Wild Learning
ULTIMATE. An action packed high octane experience in the Scottish highlands full of exciting
once-in-a-life-time adventures like zip lines, white-water rafting, hiking, navigating, biking,
canoeing, climbing, Scottish highland games and many more! Wild Learning ULTIMATE relies
on a unique method of experiential learning and taking students out of their comfort zones to
boost confidence, leadership skills, teamwork and self-reliance.
This tested methodology insures that not only everyone has a life-changing experience but also
come out of the journey having learned a great deal about themselves and returning home
with a renewed energy and momentum to make positive changes in their everyday life.

2. Camp Itinerary:
Day 1: Touching Down in Scotland (D)
Arrive Glasgow or Edinburgh. Transfer to hostel in Perthshire and overnight.
On arrival in Glasgow/Edinburgh, the group is met at the airport and transferred to the
Perthshire Highlands (transfer: 2 hours). As we journey north, the Highland scenery begins with
mountains, forests and lakes. We overnight in a hostel in a small Highland village.
Day 2: Entering The Majestic Highlands (B,L,D)
W e start with a bang with a day of high wire forest adventure as we take on the
longest and highest zip line in the UK – over 400m long! Overnight Perthshire.
Today we have a high adrenaline challenge as the group visits an exciting high wire forest
adventure. Under supervision from trained instructors, we climb high into the forest canopy for
a high level adventure, with the stunning scenery of the surrounding Queen Elizabeth Forest
Park providing a jaw-dropping backdrop. The course involves a series of challenges including
rope bridges and zip wires, including Britain’s two longest zip wires, each stretching over
400m long, flying students 150 feet above ground over a 90 foot waterfall.
Day 3: Survival In The Forest (B,L,D)
M ountain biking in morning. Transfer to Cairngorms National Park. In the
afternoon, the group will build shelters in the forest where they will stay for the
next 3 nights.
Travelling north, we visit one of Scotland’s top mountain biking centers where we get the
chance to ride some of the top trails in Scotland. Our bike guides will teach basic mountain
bike skills before leading an exciting trail through the forests. After lunch we transfer
to Cairngorms National Park. We leave the bus and walk to a clearing in the forest and we set
up camp here. This will be our base for the next few days.
Day 4: Exploration Extreme (B,L,D)
M orning of navigation skills. Afternoon hike putting the skills into
practice. Overnight camp in forest.
Today we learn some new outdoor skills that will help us with the challenges that lie ahead.
Our guides teach the group a variety of navigation techniques and then we explore part of the
Cairngorms National Park, using some of the navigation techniques we learned. Overnight
camp in the forest.

3. Day 5: Reaching Out To The Skies (B,L,D)
A hike up Ben M acDui – the 2nd highest mountain in Scotland. A long but
rewarding day. Overnight camp in forest.
Leaving our camp early morning, we set out to climb Ben MacDui, the 2nd highest mountain in
the UK at 1,319m. Not only is it a high mountain, it is also a very remote peak which adds to
the challenge. The approach to the mountain takes us past towering cliffs before we climb
steeply up to a high plateau, which is said to be haunted by the ‘Grey Man of Ben MacDui’ –
a Yeti-like creature. Using the navigation skills we have learned, we cross the plateau and
endure a final climb to the summit. It’s a long walk back down too, so the group will return to
the forest camp tired and looking forward to bed!
Day 6: Witnessing White-water (B,L,D)
W hite water rafting trip. Overnight hostel in Cairngorms.
A fun day today after the exertions of the previous day. We go whitewater rafting on a local
river, facing rapids up to Grade III. This is great fun and most people will end up in the river at
some stage! Overnight in the hostel.
Day 7: The Scottish Highland Games (B,L,D)
Using the skills they have learned while hiking, biking and canoeing, the group
will take on the Eco-challenge – a multi-activity challenge event involving
teamwork, problem solving, outdoor skills & the Scottish Olympics. Overnight
hostel in Cairngorms.
Today the group will take on a different kind of challenge. They will be split into teams for the
Eco-Challenge, a multi-activity event which will involve various outdoor activities and which will
test their team-working, decision-making, leadership and outdoor skills. Part of the challenge
will involve some distinctly Scottish games, such as haggis throwing and various races! After
the challenge, we take down our camp and move to a hostel with hot showers and comfortable
beds for a good night’s sleep!
Day 8: And For A Bit Of Culture & Shopping (B)
Transfer to Edinburgh or Glasgow – free time. Overnight.
Today we transfer south to Edinburgh or Glasgow, arriving around lunchtime. Check into
hostel and enjoy a free afternoon exploring the city.

4. Day 9: Edinburgh Is Your Oyster (B)
Free day in Edinburgh or Glasgow.
We have the day free to explore the city, with its fantastic museums, gardens and culture. Go
explore a Scottish castle, learn more about the country’s fascinating history, or simply wander
around the markets and be spoilt for choices of souvenirs and shopping too! Overnight in a
local hostel.
Day 10: Homeward Bound (B)
Depart. W e transfer to the airport for your flight home.

5. Camp Investment:
The 10 days ‘Braveheart Reloaded’ Wild Learning camp investment
in the summer of 2010 is LE16,500 per student.
Trip Dates: July 31st - August 9th 2010
The following section illustrates in detail what is included and excluded in this
investment:
Cost Includes:
• Flight to and from Edinburgh/Glasgow, Scotland
• 6 nights accommodation in hostels
• 3 nights accommodation camping in the forest
• Most meals as indicated above (B=Breakfast,L=packed lunch,D= Dinner)
• Leaders and guides
• Facilitators
• Learning Needs Assessment (pre-camp)
• Follow-up program (post-camp)
o Evaluation Report about the personal development of each participant
o Behavioral logs to track your own performance
o One-to-one mentorship and coaching
• All activities described above, including hire of any group equipment
(please note this does not include personal equipment such as hiking
boots or waterproof clothing)
• All private transfers described above, including airport transfers
• First-aid kit and trained professionals in its use
Cost Excludes:
• Travel and health insurance
• Scotland Visa fee
• Other meals, drinks & services than mentioned
.

6. Documents needed for the visa:
• Bank statement (up to date)
• Passport (valid for 6 months)
• Enrollment certificate
• 3 passport photos
• Copy of the passport
Terms and Conditions:
• Only students between 16 and 25 years old will be allowed to
participate
• Deadline for Early Registration & Down-Payment: May 27, 2010
• Early Birds will enjoy a 10% discount
• Deadline for Registration & Full Payment: June 24, 2010
Contact information:
Please feel free to contact us on the below details to enquire about details or to
book your place on the camp.
Mobile: E-mail:
+2 016 04000 70 wildlearning@wildguanabana.com