Adventurers' Challenge Team Building

The Adventurers' Challenge is offered on a quote basis: the online pricing does not provide an automatic rate for this activity, regardless of the number of participants or the city requested.

The final cost is determined based on the number of participants, the duration chosen (between 1h30 and 3h), and the event location. As a guideline, other corporate Olympiads built on the same rotation principle start around €2,290 excl. VAT for a small group in the Île-de-France region, but this figure is not a commitment for this specific format.

The Adventurers' Challenge takes up half a day of your corporate seminar: 1h30 to 3h outdoors or indoors, usually in the afternoon, before the evening event.

It is ideal for moments when you seek a memorable experience rather than just entertainment: team cohesion seminars, annual outings, gatherings after a challenging period. The tribal spirit and shared challenges leave lasting collective memories, making it a key element of your corporate event programme.

You'll need to provide sufficiently large spaces for movement and rotation of tribes between stations: this is the main technical requirement for this activity, which can be run indoors or outdoors.

The flow includes four sequences: briefing and discovery of the game village, departure of the tribes who define their tactics for each station, a series of balance, strength, or mental challenges supervised by our hosts, followed by the final ranking and prize ceremony. A safety briefing is given at the start of the activity to ensure no one gets hurt. For a village with stations chosen by you, consider the multi-activity challenge; for a scenario developed with you, look into our bespoke services.

The activity starts from 10 participants, with no upper limit stated, in tribes of 8 to 12 people.

The stations require balance, strength, or mental focus depending on the challenge, leading each tribe to distribute roles throughout the course rather than appointing a single captain. The opening briefing outlines the precautions to be taken before the first station. The activity is available in French and English. For a more relaxed, summer version of the same rotation principle, check out the Summer Games.