South African Cricketers Prepare for World Cup Campaign
The South African cricket squad was sent "Round the Bend" in preparation for the World Cup in England. Coach Bob Woolmer decided to bring the team together for a break at Felix Unite's "Round the Bend" camp on the Breede River. The emphasis at the camp was on building spirit and unity between the players before they left for England, as they had been apart for a three-week holiday. Getting the players in the right frame of mind for their upcoming competition included various adventurous activities, building rafts, going down rivers, and spending time analyzing all the teams they would be up against at the World Cup. 

Team building exercises are varied but structured, and stimulate discussion about issues and problems in the work environment. "We work with large groups of 45 people at a time and over the years have done things like building rafts to get a single can of Coke across the river, canoeing, rafting, abseiling, zip-wire sliding, 4x4 driving and playing paintball games," said Tim. 

Peninsula Beverages human resources manager Corrie Julius said he continued to use Felix Unite River Adventures Breede River camps at Round the Bend and Up the Creek because of the quality of service and the competitive package offered. "The big difference is that we are given the exclusive use of the camp—a service we are unable to get anywhere else," he said.