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Planning a group outing around Corio Bay usually starts with one choice: stay in town or head for the coast. The inner suburbs keep things compact, with free-roam VR, escape rooms and axe lanes in South Geelong, craft and pottery studios near the CBD, and barefoot bowls in Belmont and Newtown.
Further out, the Surf Coast and the Bellarine trade convenience for space: surf schools at Torquay and Barwon Heads, trail rides at Bellbrae and farm classes around Drysdale.
A few things shape the choice:
Pairing an activity with a meal is common: a class in the afternoon, then dinner at one of the city's function venues, or a team building day that ends at a long table.

Free-roam VR, escape rooms, axe lanes, trampoline parks and the craft, paint and pottery studios all run indoors, so they hold up when the coast turns cold or wet. Bowls and skirmish days are outdoors and worth a backup date.
Entry-level sessions such as kids' crafts and trampoline parks start at about $25 per person. Pottery, paint and dance classes start from $35 per person, while guided horse rides begin at $120 per person and climbing and abseiling days at $180 per person.
They are if the group wants the beach in the plan. Surf lessons at Torquay and trail rides at Bellbrae give a day a different feel to the CBD, but summer weekends book up first and wind can force a change, so ask about rebooking.
Many groups book a morning class at a Drysdale pottery or farm cooking studio and then a long lunch nearby. A minibus or hosted transport keeps everyone together between stops.
Adventure golf at Wallington, trampoline parks at Newcomb and Grovedale, and laser skirmish at Bell Park all welcome kids, and several clay and paint studios run family-friendly sessions. Check each operator's minimum age when booking.