Belgium · E-SCAVENGER HUNTS IN GHENT
The good e-scavenger hunts in Ghent go weeks ahead and the very good ones go sooner. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ.
Explore Ghent with a self-guided app game, following clues from Sint-Baafsplein to castles, canals, churches, and medieval streets.
“We enjoyed walking through different parts of the city for the clues and the tips were an added good idea.”
Solve the Walter Case across Ostend in a private outdoor escape game with clues, city sights, family fun, and a ticking bomb
“Great experience and family time. Teenagers loved it and got involved in the case.Auto-translated”
Explore Kortrijk with a self-guided smartphone scavenger hunt covering medieval landmarks, museums, churches, parks, and local stories.
“During a city trip Kortrijk we did the trail. It's a fun way to explore a city. You get to both the highlights and less obvious places and that makes it interesting. The questions were a nice extra. At the start of the trail we had to find the best way of working with the navigation to the next location.Auto-translated”
Explore Ostend by phone with a flexible e-scavenger hunt covering ships, churches, art, beaches, and seaside sights.
“Nice way to discover the town with interesting questions, not too hard to find. We had a great time and will do more in other towns!”
Solve witchcraft puzzles while exploring Mons in this flexible, private urban escape game for up to six people.
“Wij waren op stap met jongvolwassenen (20-30-gers) en in die groep was niet iedereen even enthousiast. Misschien toch beter voor gezinnen met iets jongere kinderen. Maar was wel heel leuk uitgewerkt”
Explore Mons at your own pace with a phone-based scavenger hunt featuring landmarks, puzzles, GPS guidance, and flexible stops.
“Nice walk, nice places seen! Cozy terraces on the draft.. nice eaten in Escelsior at the Point of Sale...Auto-translated”
Solve a witchcraft mystery while exploring Ghent by smartphone. This two-hour urban escape game blends city sights, puzzles, and teamwork.
“A super cool way to learn more about the buildings in Ghent and the history of Ghent while playing. It is exciting to solve all the riddles against the clock. Unfortunately we had very bad weather, but that didn't deprive us of the fun of the game, Read more”
Solve the Walter case while exploring Ghent by smartphone, following clues, questioning suspects, and racing to stop a citywide bomb.
“The location etc of the game was easy to find. We found the logic of the puzzles difficult to imitate, we started from clues in the environment but there were not really any. We didn't finish the anyway because we didn't really get any further, Too bad!Auto-translated”
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