Robinson's Quest

Robinson’s Quest

A North Sea team building adventure

Off you go to join Robinson Crusoe on his desert island!

Number of participants

100 - 200 people

Duration

2.5 h

Budget

<20

1733€ VAT excl

21-30

2252€ VAT excl

31-40

2772€ VAT excl

>40

69€ per additional person

If you have ever dreamed of being cast in the famous TV show I’m a Celebrity, Get me Out of Here, this North Sea team building activity will suit you to a T!

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It’s up to you to survive the mythical challenges in this hostile environment: to run and find your scarf blindfolded, sporting and logic challenges, eating insects (not as bad as it sounds) and the terrible test of balancing on a pole.

Unexpected challenges, fun, sports and a good dose of strategy and humour!

Robinson Crusoe’s Quest is the perfect seaside adventure to boost the team spirit and strengthen relations among your colleagues in a good humoured way. This is a best-seller team building activity that subtly combines fun and cohesion among the group.

This outdoor team building activity comprises:

the organisation of Robinson Crusoe’s Quest
all the equipment needed to organise this adventure on a desert island (or almost)
engaging professional staff, devouring insects as others eat biscuits, and speaking English, French and Dutch

This team building activity is accessible to all

We adapt all our activities according to your needs so that anyone can benefit from them. If you have any question don’t hesitate to contact us

Details that you are going to adore…

The whole band

This seaside team building activity is designed for large groups,up to 200 people. It is a terrific opportunity to include the whole group, get them out of the office, and create great new synergies.

An endless ROI

This activity encourages cohesion among team members as well as a company spirit:invaluable assets. Take the time to laugh and relax together; that destresses everyoneand gives staff the strength to carry on. It also has an impact on motivation, efficiency and productivity. Invaluable elements:. Invaluable elements: this is not blah blah, you are even more aware of it than we are.