Working with young people over the last 25 years has shown us that getting from A to B - whether you walk, climb, kayak or zip wire - is easier if you work together.
We work with school groups to build new friendships and nurture confidence. To sum it up, coming to Delphi is a true adventure. You'll feel relaxed knowing that your school group is supervised and happy And they'll have fun doing the things that can't be done in a classroom, whether that means climbing hills or crossing rivers.
The students have 24 hour round-the-clock supervision so there's no need to worry. Our experienced instructors are fully certified and safety accredited so you can be sure that your school group are being properly looked after. And your own luxury accommodation isn't too far away so you can keep an eye on how they're doing. Like we said, students have a full activity programme, so when they're not involved in sports and challenges, they're enjoying a full spread of nutritional food at mealtimes. In the evenings, we always have activities to help the students socialise.
We love it when students show their sense of adventure. Whether kayaking in Killary Harbour, cycling through the spectacular Delphi Valley, climbing the peaks of Connemara, surfing on the local blue flag beaches, or problem solving on our Delphi Challenges, we want them to get out there and learn new things. We work in teams to help students become confident leaders and better team players. And we make sure our activities are the right level for students of all ages. The younger ones might need shorter sessions. And if it's raining hard, we can still carry on with sports like indoor climbing.
The Delphi valley is a special place that inspires everyone who comes here. Situated between Ireland's wild Atlantic coast and Clew Bay, Delphi is remote and postcard-perfect with its unique geographical and glacial history. With the tallest mountains in Connemara - the majestic Mewelra Mountain range - as the backdrop, there's nowhere better for students to get a real life geography lesson.
Once you've seen it first-hand you can talk about it back in the classroom. It's somewhere that you can't really imagine until you've been - untouched beaches, dolphins, seals, and craggy mountain peaks. If you want to see more, there are intriguing places to visit in the local area. You could take a trip to a deserted famine village in Achill, sail to Inisbofin Island, trek to Croagh Patrick - Ireland's holy mountain, or visit the famous heritage town of Westport.
