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Frequent Asked Questions

Are the activities covered under insurance?

All the activities prepared by Go Outdoor are covered by Personal Accident Insurance that includes the payment of treatment costs and repatriation, including hospital treatment and medication, up to an annual value of € 3 500, and payment of € 20 000, in case of death or permanent invalidity of its costumers., When costumers are aged less than 14 years, in case of death, the capital is reduced to reimburse the funeral expenses up to the value of € 3 000.

 

What do you need for a walking tour?

For each activity we advise suitable equipment you should bring with you to ensure your full enjoyment and comfort. Usually, for a walking tour, our advice is to bring comfortable clothes and shoes (hiking boots or shoes), backpack with warm clothes, water, some energy food, and according to the difficulty of the trail, trekking sticks, that we can rent, if you want. During sunny weather bring always a Sun hat, sunscreen and some extra water, and in case of rainy weather, don't forget the raincoat.
For each of the activities we have given some suggestions of the type of equipment you might bring with you for your own comfort and of course complete enjoyment.

 

How to choose which program is the more adapted to my physical condition?

Our programs are accessible to every healthy and reasonably fit person. To help you to choose the best program that best fits your ability, we provide you with information on difficulty levels, Duration, distance, accumulated climbing, location, recommended times of the year and a guide to the min/max number of clients for each activity.
The difficulty level of each program is based on three factors:
- Slope and accumulated climbing
- Technical difficulty
- Distance
Deste modo, foram definidos três graus de dificuldade, sendo eles: fácil, médio e difícil.

(Easy) - For starters in hiking, mountain biking and downhill canoeing, programs that are physically demanding, with small gaps and short distances..

(Moderate) - For anyone who practices sports regularly, is used to marches of 3 to 5 hours with some accumulated climbing. Accessible to those who have experience on the bike and ride easily over 30 km. In kayak, distances over 15km in standing water.

(Hard) - For those in shape. Physically demanding activities. Large distances in technical terrain and sloping, accumulated climbing of around 1000m. In cycling, journeys over 50km of technical trails and big slopes. In kayak, distances over 25km in standing water.

Can I take children with me?

To enable you to enjoy your holiday with all your children we have designed activities to suit all age groups. Children from the age of 5years can enjoy our simple activities which give them an opportunity to get involved with local nature and traditions.
We also have a qualified Nanny/ Babysitter if you want to leave you younger children safely at the village. This could be daytime or evening care. There is an additional charge for this service and it needs to be booked at the time of booking your holiday.

What happen if the weather conditions preclude the activity?