Scavenger Hunt Perth

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Category: Scavenger HuntLocation: PerthListings: 4

Top picks for scavenger hunt in Perth

Top picks are the highest-rated activities of each type that publish a starting price.

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The next highest-rated activities that publish a starting price, with group size and cost side by side.

Activity	Type	Area	Group size	From
Peddle Perth 4.9(734)	Type:Scavenger Hunt	Area:Perth CBD	Group size:Up to 100	Price:From $115pp
Two Feet & a Heartbeat 4.9(220)	Type:Scavenger Hunt	Area:Perth CBD	Group size:Up to 250	Price:From $35pp
Fremantle Prison 4.7(4,382)	Type:Scavenger Hunt	Area:Fremantle	Group size:–	Price:From $22pp
Escape Hunt Fremantle 4.6(900)	Type:Escape Rooms, Scavenger Hunt	Area:Fremantle	Group size:Up to 100	Price:From $35pp

Easier on the budget

Lowest per-person prices

Fremantle Prison
Fremantle
From $22 per person
Two Feet & a Heartbeat
Perth CBDGroups up to 250
From $35 per person
Escape Hunt Fremantle
FremantleGroups up to 100
From $35 per person
Peddle Perth
Perth CBDGroups up to 100
From $115 per person

Scavenger Hunts: What to Look For

A hunt makes the city itself the game board, so it works for groups who would rather move around than sit in one room. In Perth the options gather in two places: the CBD, with walking trails and pedal-powered challenges, and Fremantle, with outdoor puzzle quests and the old prison.

Each format asks something different of your guests. Walking hunts suit active groups, rickshaw challenges carry everyone between stops, and a prison tour trades clue-solving for history and storytelling.

Matters to sort out early:

Pace: decide how much walking your group can comfortably manage, especially if older relatives or anyone with limited mobility is coming.
Privacy: ask if the hunt is run for your group alone or shared with the public.
Teams: check how a big group is divided and whether teams compete on points or follow a single guide.
Finish line: plan where the hunt ends, so a lunch, dinner or bar booking sits close to the last stop.
Age rules: some group rates are for adults only, while other trails welcome kids.

Prices start at $22 per person for prison tours, $35 per person for city walking hunts and Fremantle puzzle quests, and $115 per person for a rickshaw challenge. A hunt pairs well with a Christmas party lunch or other team building ideas.

Summer afternoons get hot, so a morning start or an evening slot keeps a walking group comfortable.
Ask what shade and water stops sit along the route, and tell guests to bring hats and sunscreen.
Most rain falls in the cooler months, so check the operator's plan if a winter hunt meets a wet day.
The prison tours include indoor sections, which helps when the weather turns against an outdoor plan.

Matching the format to the group

Work teams wanting a structured challenge tend to suit a hosted walking hunt with scored tasks.
Hens and bucks groups who want to laugh more than walk can look at the rickshaw option, where riders run the challenges.
A Fremantle puzzle quest fits a group planning to stay in Freo for food afterwards.
History-minded groups may prefer a guided prison tour, including torchlight and tunnel versions, over a race against the clock.
Very large groups should ask about maximum numbers, since some operators take a few hundred and others far fewer.

Scavenger Hunt FAQs

What does a Perth city scavenger hunt cost per person?

Walking hunts in the CBD and puzzle quests in Fremantle start at $35 per person, rickshaw challenges at $115 per person and Fremantle Prison tours at $22 per person. Ask what each includes.

Can a Fremantle hunt be booked for a birthday group?

Yes. The Fremantle puzzle trails list birthday packages, as do the city walking hunts. Tell the operator the age range so the clues suit everyone.

How does a rickshaw challenge around the CBD work?

Riders pedal the group between stops and run the challenges along the way, so guests get the hunt without the walking. It is the dearest format here, so compare it on what is included.

Is a Fremantle Prison tour a group activity for work teams?

It is, with group rates for ten or more adults. It suits teams who would enjoy a guided story more than a competitive race.

When is the most comfortable time for a walking hunt in Perth?

The mild months either side of summer are easiest. In summer, a morning or evening start avoids the worst of the heat.