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Nijmegen Outdoor verzorgt actieve groepsuitjes in Nijmegen vanaf de Waalkade (centrum). Mogelijke activiteiten zijn E-Choppers, E-Steps, Bubbelbal, Archery Tag, Outdoor Lasergamen en Teambuildingsprogramma's onder begeleiding van professionele instructeurs
Lange baan, 15, 6511 XJ, Nijmegen, Netherlands
Great induction from the member of staff. Friendly and spoke great English. Had an amazing trip on the e-choppers round the planned route. Only issue was google maps stopped the trip halfway round when we stopped for a drink and a bite to eat.
Never laughed as much while sightseeing. Would highly recommend.
Maritijn was very helpful and friendly. And his English was really good. Thanks!
Superleuke tour door de ooijpolder en fantastisch begeleid door Levi!
It was definitely a great experience. 5 stars around!
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