Honiton Treasure Hunts and Clue Trails
A Honiton treasure hunt is an ideal team activity for a fun corporate event or staff away day. It's also a very popular hen party activity. Our company has been organising scavenger hunts at venues throughout the UK (and even Europe) for over 25 yrs and we have a great deal of experience to offer our clients. A typical clue trail will include a mixture of challenging questions, team tasks and fun photo challenges- there may even be a visit to the pub included as one of the challenges! All of our events are fully managed by an experienced facilitator. Visit our corporate treasure hunt home page for more details,
For further details on any of our event packages please get in touch via email, telephone (07495 811427), or fill in our online enquiry form.
For further details on any of our event packages please get in touch via email, telephone (07495 811427), or fill in our online enquiry form.
Honiton treasure trail photo gallery (click the pics to enlarge)
Other Event Ideas: We can provide our Honiton clients with a huge choice of activities ranging from corporate team building events through to family fun days, wedding entertainment, archery and laser clay pigeon shooting. Most of our activities are supplied in house so you are coming directly to the supplier rather than going through a third party. If you have an idea of your own then we are more than happy to work with you to create a bespoke event.
some of our most popular honiton team building activities
Honiton is a lovely market town located in the middle of Devon, surrounded by rolling green countryside. A good place to start the hunt is outside the Allhallows Museum of Lace and Antiquities, High Street, EX14 1PG. Our event manager can issue you with the packs and explain how everything works. Afterwards we can meet at an eatery for refreshments and to go through the answers- a good option is the Boston Tea Party, 53 High Street, EX14 1PW.
We can also organise trails in other local towns including Exeter, Taunton, Torquay and Plymouth.
Page last updated: January 11, 2019