Since 2003 we have been taking groups to the jungles of New Guinea for the adventure of a lifetime. Over the years since then we have taken over 100 people from all over Australia and New Zealand to PNG with a 100% success rate.
Walking the historical Kokoda Track is more than just a physical challenge. It is a mental, emotional and spiritual journey for many and includes a unique insight into an inspiring culture and our military history.
The Annual Kokoda Program commences around Anzac Day each year and culminates with a 9 day trek along the Kokoda Track between May and October.
The program includes:
- Planning Sessions
- Conditioning Program
- Preparation Walks
- 2 Day Pre-trek Expedition
We limit our group sizes to a maximum of 14 to minimise impact on the environment and villages and to maximise your experience and safety.
In 2008 we have treks scheduled from May to October. Dates for 2009 are yet to be confirmed but will be scheduled in July and August. See details below for information nights coming up..
2008 Treks:
May 11 - 22nd (Fully Booked and completed)
July 8 - 18th (Fully Booked and completed)
Sept 4 - 16th (Fully Booked - departing soon)
2009 Treks - Information Nights
Adelaide Information night - Wed Sept 24th (6.30pm)
Melbourne InformationNight - Thur Oct 2nd (6.30pm)
For more information, please email wayne@healthyteams.com.au or ring our office on 0883772415.
Other 'Free Spirit Adventures' comingsoon!
Tassie Trek & Raft Tour - Jan 2 - 15, 2009
Andes to Amazon - 2010
Kimberley Adventure - 2011
New Zealand Trek, Raft & Ski - 2012
Kokoda Presentation -
Life Lessons from the Kokoda Track
Presented by Wayne & Gabbie Enright
Adventuring into unknown territory takes us out of our comfort zone and into the learning zone, where we have the opportunity to test our personal resources and challenge the inner rules that we live by. When we succeed against all odds, we feel like we’ve conquered the world. The truth is we have conquered our fears and our self-imposed limitations.
This one hour presentation takes you right into the thick of the Papua New Guinean jungle; linking the experience of walking the Kokoda Track with valuable lessons on leadership, teamwork and successful living.
"After 8 days and over 90 kilometres of beautiful pristine rainforest, majestic views across jungle covered peaks, raging rivers and remote villages; we sat in silence at the steps of the Australian War Memorial overlooking the Isurava Battle Site. The emotion of this place was palpable. I felt immense gratitude and respect for those who had endured these conditions to defend our freedom."
Journal Entry 11/8/03 Wayne Enright
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