Wake-up call at 7:30 am, then departure for an expedition to gather cosmetic plants and learn hunting techniques… Around 10:30 am, camp is broken and the site is cleaned up. A session on environmental awareness is held, covering topics such as fire safety, fire storage, and transport. Then, departure from the bivouac and continuation of the descent of the Vézère River in complete autonomy. An introduction to orienteering is also provided.
In the great outdoors with a map and compass: Taking a bearing, reading a map, etc...
Around 3:00 PM, the boat will stop at a riverbank or island. You will choose a suitable spot to set up camp. The fire will be rekindled, and then tasks will be divided. You will learn how to make and use weapons and traps (bow, arrow, etc.). At 5:30 PM, you will set off on a new expedition: gathering edible plants, learning hunting techniques, collecting edible insects, setting traps, and more.
At 6:30 pm, introductory and awareness sessions on first aid techniques. Making stretchers and transporting an injured person.
Finally, at 7:30 pm, you share a meal around the fire, made entirely from the fruits of the afternoon's fishing, hunting, and gathering. At 9:00 pm, it's time for the evening gathering: stories, impressions, group cohesion, emotional intelligence management, and a review of the various techniques learned during the day. You'll be introduced to recognizing the main constellations for navigation by the stars, and you'll enjoy a night walk without a headlamp. The day ends at 11:00 pm, and you'll go to bed before your final day.