An instructor explains the shooting technique, and the team tries to score a set number of points.
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Outdoor activities for your Treasure Hunt
At select locations we build stations into the game where your team completes a task with an instructor. It makes the program more varied, and points from activities count toward the overall score.
Kutná Hora
Praha
Mikulov
The Stations Are Part of the Game, Not a Break From It
Teams visit the activity stations throughout the Treasure Hunt. Each team decides for itself whether and when to take on an activity. The incentive is a higher point value than a regular treasure, so route planning becomes part of the strategy.
An instructor is stationed at every point to explain everything and run the activity. You do not have to organize or supervise anything.
- The team decides for itself, when and whether
- Higher points than a regular treasure
- An instructor at every station
- Materials, transport, and staffing are all included
Ten Activities We Set Up Most Often
We choose them based on the location and number of teams. Not every place can handle all of them, so we will recommend the exact lineup once we know your location.
Eight game pieces and fourteen game boards. In the time given, the team solves as many as it can.
The team guides a ball through a demanding labyrinth full of traps. It takes teamwork from the whole group.
The team has to cross a fictional pit in the ground by building a bridge.
Using game pieces and a board, the team looks for as many hidden animals as possible.
The team rearranges a set of boxes from one station to another under set conditions.
Six sealed containers with samples meant only for smelling. Within the time limit, the team must identify the contents and record the order.
A recording of ten unusual sounds. The team has to name them as precisely as possible and remember them.
Twelve pairs of seemingly identical photos. Small differences are hidden between them and need to be spotted quickly.
A locked chest with six objects that cannot be brought into the light. The only way to identify them is by touch.