xtreme What’s it all about?
If you think you’d enjoy a multi activity holiday, but you’re up for a bit more of a challenge, then pick Xtreme Adventure! It’s fast, fun, and has a high adrenaline activity mix for maximum excitement and life on the edge.
What will I do?
Combine the fantastic range of activities at our centre, with a breathtaking extreme sport each day. Our high octane programme includes crag climbing, coastal kayaking, skateboarding, “zorbing” (yes – you really do get inside that giant ball), blading, motorbiking and a challenging mountain bike ride along the coast path to Lulworth Cove.
Can I do other activities too? Yes, every day you’ll also enjoy half a day of activities from our brilliant multi activity programme, plus great evening entertainment.
Where do the activities take place? Many activities take place on-site. The rest are just a short coach ride away. For skateboarding and blading, we’ll take you to Weymouth Skatepark,
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Six half days of xtreme adventure + Six half days of multi activity
featured on Channel 4’s ‘Extreme Sport’. Then discover the excitement of world class ‘sport climbing’ at the nearby crag. There’s coastal kayaking at the Portland Sailing Academy, the sailing venue for the 2012 Olympics, and zorbing at Dorchester’s amazing 300m run, the longest in the country.
Do I need any specialist equipment? No, we’ll provide all your equipment and safety gear. Just bring your sense of adventure!
*Based on the lowest price difference between the specialist holiday price vs. the nearest priced 7 night multi activity holiday in the same school holiday period, at the same centre. Prices vary between centres, please see each centre page for more information.
Where can I do this holiday? Osmington Bay – see pages 62-63
Holiday price £589
from only £74 more than a multi activity holiday*
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