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Team Bonding scavenger hunt in Sydney - group bookings

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Clues, checkpoints and challenges about the guest of honour turn a hens, bucks or birthday outing into a friendly race.

Scavenger Hunts: What to Look For

Warriewood sits on the Northern Beaches, and it is the home base of Team Bonding, a company that has been designing group events since 2005. The thing to know up front is that a scavenger hunt booked here does not stay in Warriewood. Team Bonding's Amazing Race is a mobile event: teams gather at a central meeting point for a quick warm-up, then follow clues to a run of checkpoints at a location chosen for your group somewhere around Sydney. For a hens party, bucks party or birthday, the race is rewritten with questions and tasks about the guest of honour, and some of the standard team-building challenges give way to sillier ones.

What to expect when you book:

Getting there: the start point is set for your event rather than at the Warriewood base, so choose somewhere easy for your group to reach and raise it early in planning.
The experience: teams solve clues and move between checkpoints, and each stop sets a challenge that needs the whole team rather than one loud voice.
Group size: races work for around eight people up to well over 200, so a small hens group and a large work party can both be looked after.
Booking lead time: planning starts with a conversation about your crowd, so get in touch well before the date to leave room for tailoring the questions and tasks.
Food and drinks: not included unless an activity says so, but catering from lunch boxes and platters to picnics and charcuterie boards can be added, and a partner venue can be booked for afterwards.

A race runs for roughly one and a half to two and a half hours depending on numbers. Comfortable clothes and shoes are the main requirement, and matching team colours are welcome. If the weather turns, an indoor Game Show can stand in when a venue is free, or the date can be moved.

Questions and tasks are written around the bride, groom or birthday person.
Some classic team-building challenges are swapped for lighter, sillier ones.
A race can be paired with a discounted 30-minute jet boat ride or electric go-karting at Moore Park.
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes; matching team colours are welcome.

Choosing between a race and the alternatives

The Amazing Race suits groups who like moving around and solving clues outdoors.
Game Show is an indoor contest of TV-style games, useful for a mixed-fitness crowd or a wet day.
Mini Olympics sets up a playful sports carnival in a park or oval.
Alfresco Bonding is a picnic with lawn games in one of Sydney's parks, for a slower-paced catch-up.

Scavenger Hunt FAQs

Does the race actually take place in Warriewood?

No. Team Bonding is based in Warriewood, but its Amazing Race runs at locations around Sydney, starting from a central meeting point chosen for your event. Talk through where your group is coming from when you plan it.

Can the race be personalised for a hens or bucks party?

Yes. For celebrations the race is rewritten with questions and tasks about the bride, groom or birthday person. Some of the team-building challenges are also replaced with sillier ones.

How long does a Team Bonding race take?

Roughly one and a half to two and a half hours, depending on how many people are playing. That leaves time for a meal or drinks afterwards, and Team Bonding can book a partner venue for you.

What happens if it rains on the day?

An indoor Game Show can stand in for the outdoor race when a venue is available, or the date can be moved. It is worth agreeing a wet-weather plan when you book.