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What fun things do you do on a trip?

The trips are all over Sydney so you explore new areas – all the more adventure 🙂

The main activity is often hiking but we do other fun stuff like kayaking, canoeing, navigating, liloing (floating on inflatables), a campfire, wild swimming, coasteering (going off track along the coastline), or camping. Don’t worry, you don’t need lots of gear – there are pre arranged hire options if and when you need them.

Here’s some past trips to give you an idea of what to expect:

From Audley, we did a group hike to a lookout then canoed to the swimming spot where we swam and relaxed on the rocks before paddling back to the boatshed to finish.

We met in Hornsby for a navigation lesson then ventured into the bush to practice and find the checkpoints. There was plenty of time for fun and to enjoy the views, the snacks and the company (although the chatting didn’t help the navigation!).

From the ferry at Watsons Bay we did an 8km walk, stopping for a swim at Camp Cove, learnt about the historic spots on the way, saw awesome views from the cliff tops and did a fun snorkel at Parsley Bay.

What Our Customers Are Saying

Don’t just take it from us, let our adventurers do the talking!

“I didn’t expect to learn about the different spots we stopped in, that was lovely. I didn’t expect our guide to take care of us so well with everything we needed. ” “I loved the canoeing, I hadn’t done it since I was a kid, so I really enjoyed that part and the people were great.” “Social, physical and communing with nature. Love it!”

“The trip was fantastic, heaps of fun, lovely people, got me outdoors somewhere new on a day when I wouldn’t have made it to somewhere so beautiful, left me feeling happy relaxed and ready to face the week!” “The location, the friendly people, relaxed vibe, and the fact that we could just rock up without needing to plan”

“Great locations that show people scenic places in Sydney. Convenient length of time for the trips. Well-organised and planned.” “I liked they were well organised, fun and fantastic. Lisa really knew where she was going both times and was well prepared.” “So much fun, very well organised, great snacks and wonderful company!”

We believe adventures in nature make happier humans. Life is busy – we run short adventure trips so you can unleash your wild side, hassle free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be super fit?

Nope, you definitely don’t need to be crazy athlete super fit! But you do need a base level of fitness. We will run adventure groups of different abilities soon, but for now we run intermediate adventure groups. It’ll be 3-4 hours of exercise. Not at race pace, and you don’t need to be able to run, but we’ll be walking at a decent pace. It’s hard to define a ‘decent’ pace because it varies so much on the terrain, but around 5kms/hr on a flat fire trail. We’ll go off road on tracks, rocks, boulders etc and sometimes we’ll do other fun things like mountain biking, kayaking, or liloing (this will be detailed in the event description).

So, you need to be reasonably fit but you don’t need outdoor or adventure experience. To get an idea, you should to be able to walk in the city for a couple of hours quite comfortably. Most importantly though, you need to come with an open mind and be willing to give things a try – you may need to go out of your comfort zone, but it will be well worth it! Get in touch if you’re not sure.

Do note that you need register before your first trip (or if your health changes). If you have medical condition(s) that may make it dangerous for you to participate, or could be made worse by physical activity/exercise you will need a doctors clearance.

What is a typical Live Adventure trip?

We hope there is no ‘typical’ Live Adventure trip – that’s why they’re fitness ‘adventures’! We will visit different places, have a different mix of people and include different activities but there’s always lots of fun things to do. To give you an idea, they are around 3-4 hours on a Sunday afternoon visiting one of Sydney’s many nature playgrounds. Most of the time, we will do one main activity, commonly hiking, but we try to make it more than just hiking and add an extra adventure – be it swimming in a waterhole, coasteering (climbing around rocks) over a headland, a navigation activity, a campfire or something similar.

What happens if it's raining?
It adds to the adventure! If we could choose, we probably wouldn’t pick wet weather but you’d be surprised what rain can add to trip. It can make rugged coastlines atmospheric, it can bond the group together, it can make the trip even more memorable when it’s contrast to being stuck indoors. With the right attitude, there’s no reason for rain to dampen the day. Exceptions are if the weather is so bad it would make the trip dangerous in which case we will either change to a different trip or cancel (hardly ever!).  We will let you know ASAP if that happens.
Do I need lots of gear?
You’ll be emailed a packing list prior to each trip. As a guide, you’ll need comfortable clothes including a jumper (fleece is ideal), a rain jacket and sturdy shoes (runners or cross trainers are fine, hiking boots not required). Also a hat and sunnies.
What is your cancellation policy?

We hope you don’t have to cancel of course, but sometimes life happens and you don’t have much choice.  Please let us know as soon as possible. If you cancel, somebody misses out on having a good time because your spot was unavailable. We also have to pay overheads and organise instructors. If you cancel:

  • More than 30 days in advance, you get a full refund.
  • 7-30 days in advance, you get credit towards a future trip but no cash refund.
  • Less than 48 hours before the trip, or don’t show up for the trip, no credit or refund will be given.

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