Project ISOLATION – Survival Course for Adults

Project ISOLATION highlights invaluable practical skills that save lives! Complete the training and give yourself a chance to survive in extreme situations.

From the very first night, participants dive into a real adventure: they will build their own shelter, which will serve as their first refuge in the wilderness. Only by meeting the quest’s requirements can they earn the comfort of sleeping in sleeping bags. As the challenges progress, their efforts will be rewarded: accommodations will improve, transitioning to tents that protect against the elements.

The same applies to food: on the first day, participants receive only a minimal set of products necessary for survival. However, each successfully completed quest unlocks new opportunities—participants gain additional provisions and resources, gradually enhancing their conditions in the wild. This not only develops survival skills but also provides strong motivation to overcome difficulties, turning challenges into an exciting experience step by step.

Program:

Day 1: Introduction and Basic Skills
Morning:

• Group assembly, team assignments.
• Course introduction: goals, safety rules, team roles.
• Overview of Montenegro’s mountains and terrain analysis.

Day:

• Selection of an initial survival kit.
• Lecture: survival basics and emergency behavior.
• Practice: basic navigation (working with maps and compass).

Evening:

• Setting up a temporary camp, learning camp organization principles.
• Day review.

Day 2: Camp Building
Morning:

• Theory: using natural materials to build shelters.
• Practice: constructing individual and group shelters.

Day:

• Quest: gather suitable materials and build a temporary shelter.
• Quest: obtain conditional resources through checkpoint challenges.

Evening:

• Shelter evaluation, instructor feedback.
• Day review.

Day 3: Fire Building
Morning:

• Theory: various methods of fire-starting without matches (flint, friction, magnifying glass, etc.).
• Lecture: different types of campfires and their purposes.
• Practice: lighting fires in different conditions.

Day:

• Quest: gather fire materials and ignite a fire within a time limit.
• Training: fire safety techniques.

Evening:

• Group cooking on the fire.
• Day review.

Day 4: Navigation and Resource Gathering
Morning:

• Theory: navigating without maps and compass (by sun, stars, natural landmarks).
• Practice: finding control points in the terrain.

Day:

• Quest: obtain conditional resources by completing checkpoint challenges.
• Training: gathering edible plants and safe fire materials.

Evening:

• Day review, discussion of mistakes.

Day 5: Knots and River Crossings
Morning:

• Theory: basic knot tying and their applications in nature.
• Practice: knot drills (square knot, bowline, clove hitch, prusik).

Day:

• Quest: organize a river crossing using ropes.
• Lecture: river crossing safety.

Evening:

• Nighttime navigation practice.
• Day review.

Day 6: Team Challenges and Skill Assessment
Morning:

• Final quest: complete a complex task integrating all skills (navigation, crossing, camp building, fire-starting).

Day:

• Teamwork, task distribution.
• Reward ceremony for successful stage completion.

Evening:

• Course review, discussion of achievements and challenges.

Day 7: Conclusion and Rafting
Morning:

• Camp cleanup, preparation for the final event.
• Lecture: water safety basics.

Day:

• Organizing rafting on one of Montenegro’s rivers.
• Teamwork on water.

Evening:

• Course closing, certificate awarding, sharing impressions.
• Transfer to the airport, farewell.

Dates: June 2–8, 2025
Cost: _______________

Organizational Details:

• Local insurance provided for all participants.
• Instructors are professionals with survival and tourism experience.
• Basic personal gear is provided in advance.
• In case of bad weather, the program may be adjusted for participant safety.

Expected Outcomes:

• Development of survival skills in natural conditions.
• Strengthening team spirit.
• Boosting self-confidence and abilities.
• Gaining unique experiences and positive emotions.

What’s Included:

• Instructor services.
• Round-trip transfers.
• Survival provisions.*
• Tent accommodations.*
• Insurance.
• The entire project will be filmed, with a final film created at the end.

What to Bring:
Details provided upon payment.

Prohibited on the Project:

• Any political discussions – immediate removal.
• Insulting participants or organizers – immediate removal.
• Bringing personal knives.
• Using phones (permitted for 1 hour in the evening for communication).
• Leaving the project area.
• Consuming alcohol.
• Interacting with locals or non-project individuals.