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Must do excursions in the UK

Paintballing is one of my favourite excursions; it’s exciting every time I go. It’s a painful activity, but it has a lot of team building activity spirit in it, you have to work together and be tactical. I get a proper buzz off the hype of running around and shooting my friends.

It’s also cool to share each other’s bruises after and you get some unforgettable stories to tell in the future. The best paintballing centres are the ones that are based outside, like Delta Force in Essex. I’ve been to one in-door centre in London Docklands, which was really good and for some reason it felt more painful.

My next choice would be Jet Skiing. It isn’t something you think of doing the UK, as the weathers not the great and the waters cold. But there are centres in the UK where you can go and Jet Ski and it’s an awesome experience. The cold water seems to add another element of excitement to the whole excursion.

This is one for the speed junkies out there and you have to be willing to get messy. Rage Buggy racing is adrenalin pumping fun; you will drift through mud and water, and then get covered in the stuff! You get to race into ditches and over ramps, which bounce the buggy off all fours and into the air. It’s a truly messy mad driving adventure.

Fast, furious and adrenalin filled. Zap Cat is almost like the street racing of the sea. You’re kitted up in wet suits and helmets, then placed in what essentially is an inflatable dingy, that is strapped with a super boat engine. You then pair up and race through the sea at high speeds and each time you throttle forward the boat front lifts to almost a 45 degree angle.

Lastly I think everyone should have a go at White Water rafting. It’s a total rush that challenges you physically and mentally. It will make you battle with any fear of heights or water you may have. It’s a team effort to battle through the rough waters. White water rafting tests your strengths in many ways but most importantly its fun and you’ll always cherish such an experience.

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