LONDON · SCAVENGER HUNTS IN LONDON
The 10 best scavenger hunts in London you can book right now, with what one player pays, how long each runs and how many of you it needs. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Race across London solving playful tasks, earning points, and discovering Shoreditch, Camden, Brixton, or West London with your team.
“We had the best time, covering most of the Portobello Market. The organiser was very friendly and helpful throughout.”
Review of London’s private bespoke scavenger hunt, with custom challenges, team prizes, party add-ons, pricing, logistics, and booking advice.
“I worked with Laurence at Bucket Race over the course of a few weeks to design a personalised task list for our Stratford Scavenger Hunt. Laurence was communicative and responsive to our questions and requests and made our event seamless and fun. Everyone had Read more”
Explore Covent Garden, Cecil Court, Trafalgar Square, and Cleopatra’s Needle through a flexible app-led scavenger hunt for $13.29.
“We love the Explorial app and would recommend it for any city where there is a self guided tour. The convent garden version was so fun. We always see things we would miss even on other tours. It is cost effective and super informative. It takes about 2 hrs.”
Solve clues around Westminster on a flexible London walking game covering 10+ sights, 4.4 km, and two hours at your own pace.
“It was a very enjoyable experience. I love puzzles, so this was right up my street. It was the right level of difficulty for an afternoon out. My friend and I had a blast. How come I never came across this activity before?I will definitely do it again.”
Explore London at your own pace with a GPS scavenger hunt covering royal sights, museums, markets, and Thames views.
“Had a great day with this city game! Definitely recommended to explore a city in a fun way.”
Explore London’s City center on a two-hour self-guided scavenger hunt visiting St. Paul’s, Leadenhall Market, Cornhill Fountain, and more.
“App was clumsy and answers to the challenges were mostly unreadable (see the photo)”
Explore Shoreditch with a low-cost self-guided game featuring Banksy art, historic sites, puzzles, photo tasks, and flexible timing.
“It was a great experience using this app. It was a different way to get to know the city and at the same time we really had fun.”
Operation City Quest Southend review: a low-cost, app-led scavenger hunt with flexible play, team scoring, and generic challenges.
“Great for a quick work team building activity. Took my staff on this scavenger hunt since we have a few new employees and everyone has a great time”
Review of Zombie Scavengers in Luton: a one-hour phone-based survival hunt with team play, pricing, meeting details, and practical tips.
“Didnt get any messages at the start of the game. We waited there for 30 minutes. No actual support. They wont pickup the call. Their support is autimated chatbots with predisposed responses. No refund. And no one else who is participating as well”
Turn Southend-on-Sea into a zombie survival game with photo challenges, trivia, and a remote host for private groups of up to 10.
“The game was fun, not really what we were expecting, we thought it may take you round the whole area of Southend looking for clues and doing challenges but really was just around the high street, although we had fun, think the are could be expanded and have feedback at the end would e been good.”
A door, a street, a phone or a dinner table.
