Fun Match Race
Provided by Baltcoming (Estravel Ltd American Express Travel), http://www.baltcoming.com/
Admire Tallinn’s skyline from the sea while racing a yacht out on the bay. Contestants will be divided into teams of two to four, and when two teams are racing, the others can cruise
alongside them and cheer them along. The racing will be done by competition yachts, and the newest and best equipment will be used for learning to sail. In the sailing world the Match Race is a great favourite and one of the oldest sailing methods for teaching and developing teamwork.
Olympic Regatta
Provided by Pulp, http://www.pulp.ee/
Have you ever dreamt of sailing in Olympic waters and competing for Olympic medals? Seems a far-fetched and crazy idea... Did you know that the 1980 Summer Olympics yachting competition took place in Tallinn with six different yacht classes participating? We can re-visit that experience with you!
The Olympic yachting event takes place in the Pirita Olympic Sailing Centre, which has preserved its authentic style of 1980s.
After the theoretical part you will be divided into teams and shown to your yachts. Every team member will be assigned to a specific position in the boat, but no, you cannot be the captain, because that place is already taken. All yachts have experienced captains that guide you through the regatta, keep you safe and show how to make the yacht go faster. When everyone is ready, the course is taken to the Bay of Tallinn and the regatta begins.
After the competition you are taken to either the Kalevi Yachting Club or Pirita TOP restaurant for dinner and the best team will receive their prizes- identical copies of 1980 Olympic medals.
Bog Walking
Provided by Baltcoming (Estravel Ltd American Express Travel), http://www.baltcoming.com/
Almost a quarter of Estonia’s territory is covered by wetlands, and according to local lore witches have sheltered in the isolation of these bogs for centuries.
On these fascinating wetland walks, participants can safely visit the damper parts of the bogs and learn about Estonian wildlife.
Bird Rally
Provided by Baltcoming (Estravel Ltd American Express Travel), http://www.baltcoming.com/
Our bird rally is not ordinary bird spotting, but rather a competition between teams from your company. The team who spots and correctly identifies the most species within the time
limit is the winner. The bird rally is suitable for corporate groups as a cultured outdoors alternative to other leisure activities. The bird rally starts with a short presentation about Estonian birds, and then we divide the group into teams. Every team will be given binocularsand telescopes, a bird-identification booklet and a bird checklist.
Guided bogshoeing trips
Provided by Pärnu Convention Bureau, http://www.parnuconvention.ee/
The Estonian countryside is also truly beautiful in the autumn and winter, one just has to find the right way to enjoy it. Bogshoeing trips give your team that wonderful opportunity! Bogshoeing trips provide an environmentallly friendly opportunity to move around the bog, stepping on the pristine bogsurface without damaging it and of course without sinking into the swamp.On the bogshoeing trip you will experience what it feels like to move freely among peat hags and fluffy snowdrifts.
Canoeing trips to see beavers
Provided by Pärnu Convention Bureau, http://www.parnuconvention.ee/
Come on a guided canoeing trip along the Navesti River in Soomaa National Park to observe beavers in their natural habitat. Along the way you will see the evidence of beaver’s everyday life and work, their burrows, dams and lodges and if you are lucky enough, beavers themselves!
Kayak trips
Provided by Pärnu Convention Bureau, http://www.parnuconvention.ee/
A kayak trip is the perfect activity for a team that loves the beauty of nature, the broad expanse of the sea and wild adventures! Though nature may challenge you – whether on the windy sea or shimmering water, in sun or rain there is time enough to enjoy the the natural surroundings and see life as an adventure! The kayak trip takes place on the Pärnu river and on the sea: if there is sufficient interest, the trip can be combined with exciting birdwatching (in Vana-Pärnu).
Da Vinci Code
Provided by Pulp, http://www.pulp.ee/
The Da Vinci Code is a thrilling and exclusive reality-game based on Dan Brown’s famous bestseller The Da Vinci Code. The game includes Dan Brown’s conspiracy theory based intellectual tasks and physical attractions based on the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci. The game demands dedicated teamwork from all the participants.
The goal of the game is to reach the truth of the Holy Grail by acting cleverly and defying difficulties. The Holy Grail is hidden inside da Vinci’s most famous invention – the cryptex, which has to be found and opened during the game.
Although it may seem during the game that reaching the solution is impossible, quitting is not an option. The game is too exciting and the solution seems always too close to quit.
During the game participants will see many Leonardo da Vinci’s well-known characters from his famous paintings, solve different tasks with the help of his codes and go through adventures on attractions based on his drawings and inventions.
The Da Vinci Code helps your childhood dreams come true, because there is no adventure game more real than this. And who knows if there’s ever going to be one?
The more mystical history a place has the more interesting the game will be.
GPS-orienteering
Provided by Pulp, http://www.pulp.ee/
GPS-orienteering is a thrilling adventure game, where not only teamwork skills are put to the test, but individual skills and knowledge about orienteering are also tried out.
The final result depends on each team’s ability to orienteer with the help of a GPS-navigation device, to read the map and to know cardinal points. There are several possibilities for GPS-orienteering:
- Geo-hide-and-seek, i.e., finding hidden checkpoints with the help of GPS devices. The competition can be arranged as an enjoyable entertainment game or an intense race against time. For higher motivation, “treasures”, i.e., prizes can be hidden at every checkpoint.
- Gepsing- solving crosswords with the help of GPS devices. Gepsing can be organized in places with beautiful nature, interesting history or sights and in the city (e.g., the Old Town of Tallinn). During the game teams look for different locations using checkpoints previously entered in the GPS device. If the team finds the requested checkpoint, they must answer a question about that place and will get points for right answers. The winner is the team with the highest score. The game is not timed, but you get bonus points for reaching the checkpoints within the control time.
GPS-orienteering can be arranged by cars and bicycles anywhere in Estonia and also by velotaxis in the Old Town of Tallinn.
Ida-Virumaa mines and safari
Provided by Pulp, http://www.pulp.ee/
An outing to north-east Estonia, Ida-Virumaa, which is close to the Russian border, is more than just an excursion. It is a trip to a place characterized by ash mountains, mines, grand factories and former soviet military stations.
Ida-Virumaa is the only place in the world where you can visit an operating underground oil shale mine. The mine was established in 1937 and tunnel routes take visitors as deep as up to 30 meters to the underground labyrinth. In the course of the tour, visitors get the chance to try out drilling, ride a miner train and witness how oil shale mining is done.
When the underground secrets have been discovered, visitors will be taken to see the oil shale strip-mine and the world‘s largest excavator, the dipper of which fits a whole group of people. The adventurous day peaks in an adrenalin filled safari with soviet cross-country vehicles in the demanding terrain of mine hills and candescent ash-mountains.
Treasure Island
Provided by Kaleva Travel, http://www.kalevatravel.ee/
The Treasure Island is an amazing 3-4 hours adventure game which takes place on Estonia’s very own pirate island – Aegna. The island of Aegna is a small one and it is only 12 km (about 30-minute voyage) from the capital Tallinn. Until the 16th century, the island was inhabited by real pirates whose ghosts haunt the treasure-hungry island visitors at nightfall to this very day.
The journey to the treasure chest is thrilling, full of numerous unexpected, unheard-of, even frightening characters. Teams will play coconut-basketball with robbers, cross a swamp led by ghosts and pass a canyon with the help of angels. They have to compete with pirates in building a raft and pass through a maze in the darkness of the night.
It is easy to be distracted from the goal by different charms that the pirate island offers. But teams should not forget their primary goal – to find the treasure chest. And to do it before other pirates.
Life-Saving Experience
Duration: ~4-5 hours
Season: through the year, recommended at winter time
Estonia is situated in the temperate zone. This means that we have winter for at least 3 months in a year. In wintertime even the sea freezes over and the temperature can drop below 20 degrees’C. Sounds cold and boring? Quite the opposite. How about spicing it up with some ice-cold adventure? Our brave clients will get a water rescue course and a chance to try out their newly learned skills in a real-action situation with special costumes and professional supervision.
Program includes: bus transfers, trainer(s), training course (theoretical and practical), snacks and soft drinks, special suits, project manager on spot and the arrangement.
Hidden fairytale in Estonian woods
Duration: ~5 hours
In Estonian woods there is a small Viking Village, just like from a fairytale. To get to this special place you must gather all your strength and show that you are worthy to be treated as a Viking. There is only one way into the village – by canoeing. In the village you will be greeted by a true Viking who will introduce you their way of life. Everything you see and taste in there is authentic and original.
Program includes: bus transfer, canoeing, actor/host, dinner (feast, water, coffee/tea), project manager on spot and the arrangement.
* Village is also accessible by bus
Golf tournament - Estonian style!
“Golf is so popular simply because it is the best game in the world at which to be bad at” - A.A. Milne.
Welcome to the Estonian Golf & Country Club, the best and most beautiful place for playing golf in Estonia. Located only 25km from centre of Tallinn, it is an 18-hole Championship Course situated at the seaside. Numerous ponds, oaks and large pre-historic stones, seaside and Jägala river delta make it an exceptional golf course. The modern clubhouse has a restaurant, a conference room and saunas. Try your skills out and have a fun filled day in the fresh sea air.
Program includes: transfers, instructor + instructions, green-fee, lunch/dinner in the clubhouse restaurant, wine, project manager on spot and the arrangement.
Adventure Park
Let’s shake things up and give you a whole new perspective! It is true that everything looks different from above – so we’ll take you up to tree tops!
First we take you away from the city noise - just a 15 minute drive.
We will put you and your team face-to-face with an adventure track - where in order to achieve the simplest of tasks you must use all the skills you have. There are no right answers - just those you invent! This adrenaline-filled track will keep your brain powered up and blood rushing for days.
*Track consists of 5 parts, suitable for all ages and ability levels.
** Track nr 6: Barbeque party at the end of the tracks.
Program includes: transfers, entrance to the park and all 5 tracks, instructor + instructions, snacks, soft drinks, all necessary safety equipment, project manager on spot and the arrangement.
Supplementary: Rappelling
