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Natura has amassed immense experience in using Adventure Sports and Outdoor Activities for Corporate Training as well as for Recreation.
The following are the options we offer to pass on as Value Additions to their Corporate, Conference and Group clientele in order to make their experience far more memorable.
High - Impact Activities
A host of hi-adrenaline activities that can be possible with the appropriate terrain present in or around the resort property.
These thrilling experiences are not only excellent recreational activities, but can also lend themselves well to draw vital insights into personal behaviour and corporate functioning.
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Rappelling
 The most interesting way down a cliff, rappelling – a hugely exciting adventure sport – involves the participant to descend a near-vertical rock-face using specialized adventure equipment, ‘Cliffhanger’-style!
Leap Of Faith
 The high-point of any program, Leap of Faith involves a person to grab a target dangling in air by taking a flying leap off a narrow ledge about 40-60 feet above ground. The participant experiences a free fall as the highly specialized adventure safety equipment arrests his/her drop and lands them gently on their feet.
Rock Climbing
 The sport of rock climbing lends itself beautifully to both a recreational and an Experiential Learning environment. Apart from giving you a thrill, the activity can be a great tool to understand goal-setting, inter-dependence and perseverance.
High Ropes
A collection of high impact ropes-course activities that are strung up at heights more than 20 feet off the ground.
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Paintball Shooting
 Possible in wilderness spaces, lawns and even tennis courts available at the property.
Paintball-based programmes are great to unwind in a large group as well as illustrate important lessons on Strategy-Building, Teamwork, Communication & Leadership. Watch Video >> |
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Large Scale Simulations
These simulations are possible in wooded areas and even lawns available in and around the resort. From rescuing air crash victims to crossing a wide chasm by building a rope-way – the following activities thrust the participants into a different world where they take on challenges and learn from their outcomes. All the while having a lot of fun, mind you.
Tyrolean Traverse
 The challenge to the group is to cross a valley by building a specialized ropeway called a Tyrolean Traverse. In this activity, the group has to decipher the instructions given in a diagram correctly, build the complex ropeway together and finally get every team member across the valley.
Air Crash
 A hard-hitting simulation, Air Crash builds a scenario wherein there has been an air crash and the teams have been called in for a rescue operations. The Task is to rescue as many casualties in the form of marked bags, strewn around the course area in darkness. The emphasis is on the tight time-frame within which to rescue ‘critically injured’ casualties.
Tag Hunt
 A night time activity, Tag Hunt involves teams to collect maximum score by locating different coloured tags scattered across different parts of the forest, which carry different scores. A tool to promote strategising, Tag Hunt helps people understand targets vis-à-vis market reality. |
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Initiative Excercises
Need the least infrastructure; possible on any flat surfaces, preferably lawns. Initiative Exercises are essentially unique games that are created keeping experiential learning in mind. These games are extremely effective as they let participants have fun and break formal barriers during events like conferences and company retreats.
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You are Marked
 An extremely enjoyable yet insightful game, “You are Marked” is all about keeping track of 2 ‘targets’ and constantly re-adjusting your position with respect to both of them. To top it, all forms of communications are barred – adding to the confusion. A fun exercise that teaches an important lesson.
Stamping
 A Team co-ordination & execution focused based exercise, Stamping entails the entire team stamping a set of numbers laid out on the floor in perfect co-ordination. A great tool to understand the pit falls in achieving simple tasks.
Australian Walk
 A great game for assumption busting, Australian Walk is a mad game that builds on the things that we take for granted
Pipes 'N Marbles
 The team has to deliver the 'product' (a marble) from manufacture to the customer by passing it through the middle channels (pipes) perfectly. Great insights into group dynamics and personal role
Cobweb
 The entire team has to pass on-by-one through the narrow holes in a cobweb and not all holes are close to the ground!. A great study in physical team-work.
Wayward Flock
 The team members are blindfolded 'sheep' scattered around while the leader tries to herd them to a small pen using only animal noises as signals. This hilarious game brings up great insights on communication and follower-ship
Blind Square
 The group is blindfolded, given a long rope and asked to make a perfect square out of the rope while being blindfolded. This activity challenges not just their dependence on their senses but brings out many insights into Leadership, Initiative, Active Listening and Exclusion.
Traffic Jam
 A tough mental challenge that brings out the more intellectual aspects of leadership and abstract problem-solving to the fore.
Blind Intent
 Simple task: a leader has to direct his team to pitch a tent. The Challenge: all team members are blindfolded and the leader can neither touch them nor can he disclose the objective of the exercise to his team. Let the fun begin! |
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Terence Lewis, Director, TLCDC
Jai Bhanushali, Television Actor
Chetan Hansraj, Television Actor
Nauman, Television Actor
Mitali Kakar, Director, Reef Watch Marine Conservation