Team Building for Companies

Available in all parks

Throw yourself into an exciting race between teams along the adventure park’s routes: a mix of competition, cooperation and adrenaline, for effectively creating a strong harmony.
Split into teams, the participants will first have to face two tracks located at between 8 and 15 meters high, while in the second part the best of each team will face each other in a more difficult challenge. The goal is not to be the fastest, but to face obstacles in the most effective way, demonstrating strength, agility and safety in movements: for this reason, collaboration and encouragement between teammates is essential to pass the test.This team building exercise gives the group enthusiasm, greater self-esteem and self-confidence, as well as a strong sense of belonging.

Orienteering is an unusual and unique activity: immersed in nature, without any technological assistance, and armed only with a compass and a map, the participants will be forced to use inventive and creativity, thinking outside the box. Indeed, in order to win the challenge, it will be necessary to find the fastest route between the roads and paths indicated by the topographic map, all the while considering the conditions of the terrain and the many obstacles. During the briefing, the main orientation techniques will be explained, after which the teams will proceed in complete autonomy, trying to reach the different checkpoints, marked on the ground by “lanterns”.

Orienteering is a much appreciated team building exercise. In fact, its marked difference from normal routine allows people to learn to work in groups, developing communication and relational skills, as well as experimenting and facing challenges in a positive and collaborative way.

The activity takes place in a wooded area, in a wonderful and evocative natural context, therefore we advise participants to choose appropriate sportswear for both seasons and altitude, and to wear sneakers with a well-sculpted sole.

As for pure orienteering, participants will have to find the best way to reach the goal, while also having to overcome several fun and challenging skill tests.

The purpose of these exercises is to stimulate lateral thinking, the ability to communicate and collaborate between colleagues, for finding original solutions to seemingly insurmountable problems. A fun but formative activity, one which teaches a lot about a team’s potential.

An original activity which combines orienteering with the overcoming of unusual and particular tests, for stimulating collaboration, communication and problem solving skills. Furthermore, the team challenge allows to develop a healthy spirit of competition, which translates into a vital and active attitude also in the professional field.

During the initial briefing we will be explained how to move safely in the mountains, then each team receives a survival kit and a map “ruined” by rain. Participants will find themselves immersed in an original narrative. In order to achieve victory they will have to face practical activities or solve problems, using the few tools available and counting on teamwork. And just when victory looks to be around the corner, new and unexpected challenges and surprises will arise, which will test both talent and team spirit.

Some of the proposed activities are:

• moving on unknown ground
• lighting a fire in any environmental condition
• purifying water
• building an emergency shelter
• reporting your position.

Available in Civenna and Albavilla

Experience the thrill of hitting the target! The oldest sport in the world is an excellent team building exercise: challenging each other in a real polygon is a way for colleagues to get to know each other without the rigidity of corporate relationships, improving interpersonal dynamics, and stimulating the desire for challenge.

After helping all participants in choosing their ideal bow and having them wear their protections, instructors from TAS, a specialized company, will give valuable advice and suggestions for becoming familiar with bow and arrows. After a few test shots, you will go move onto a more diffucult challenge with greater distances.

Available in Civenna and Albavilla

How could we bring back fighting spirit and determination to the office? Well, by simply turning into warriors for an afternoon! Everyone will feel like legendary heroes, while challenging colleagues in an authentic “Bow Tag” battlefield”.

Divided in two teams, you will fight in the woods trying to hit your opponents with special arrows, in order to earn points. In order to bring the team to victory, team members will have to break out of their usual mental patterns, getting rid of inhibitions and the burdens of normal routine. This activity offers moments of great fun in the open air, stimulating teamwork and communication.

Maximum safety is guaranteed throughout the activity, each player will receive a protective mask, and during the briefing, the archers of TAS, a company specialized in the sector, will explain how to move in the game and how to safely use the equipment. The supplied arrows are specific for this activity and totally harmless.

Available in Civenna

Even during the first rides in fresh air, within the splendid setting of Piano Rancio, a feeling of well-being will overwhelm you. As soon as you’ll become familiar with the vehicle, you will begin to relax, and savour the beauty of nature around you, eliminating the stress and mental cages associated with office life. When fatigue begins to creep in, the encouragement and union of the group will give the strength to reach the goal all together.

The ring route alternates quiet paved roads with dirt paths among the woods, and thanks to the e-bike even the less trained workers can face the mountainous territory.

We recommend wearing appropriate sportswear for the season and for an altitude of 1200 meters, as well as sunglasses and sneakers with a well-sculpted sole. You should also bring water and energy bars. In order to participate in this activity, you need to be able to safely drive a mountain bike on easy dirt and have a minimum of pedalling training.

Available in Civenna and Albavilla

Are you a group of close and efficient colleagues, looking for a new way to challenge yourself and others? Soft Air is the solution. This is a fun and exciting game for improving group spirit, through support and mutual trust.

The “game of war” is inspired by the Miles systems used by armies during training and simulations of US Marine combat.

In an emergency situation like war, groups increase their need of closeness for better facing their own safety, while stimulating collaboration and effectively completing the mission. In addition, it contributes to develop and improve physical abilities, and greater cohesion and problem solving speed are enhanced.

Available at all parks

A missing file… a mysterious suitcase… a mission to complete!
These are the key elements of the Spy Game, a team-based investigation activity where participants, divided into groups, step into the shoes of secret agents.

Teams must complete a series of missions, including object searches, puzzle solving, skill tests, and clever challenges. Each team will be equipped with the tools needed to succeed — briefcases, maps, compasses, ciphers, and more.

Available at all parks

A thrilling team-based game where participants must identify the murderer, weapon, and crime scene.

Each team will receive a set of “suspect profiles,” complete with identikits and short descriptions. They will also be given a floor plan of the house where the crime occurred (they must determine in which room or area it happened) and a list of possible murder weapons. Each team will be equipped with a CSI Investigator Kit to help them solve a series of challenges.

Every completed challenge provides a clue — useful for clearing a suspect or eliminating a weapon or crime scene.

The goal is to solve as many challenges as possible to gather enough clues and reach the correct conclusion. At the end of the time limit, each team must submit their final verdict, naming three elements: the murderer, the weapon, and the location.

Available at all parks

Guided by expert facilitators in various disciplines, participants compete in games that engage both body and mind, combining elements from sports and experiential training techniques (small techniques). These are accessible activities designed with clear goals in mind — examples include five-a-side football, shot put, archery, as well as sack races, tug of war, minefield, geocaching, and more.

Alongside the sports challenges, there are also team-based entertainment activities: creative tasks, skill-based games, and quiz competitions. Fun and active participation are guaranteed!
The games can be organized with mixed teams and adapted to participants’ preferences, offering a dynamic mix of activities that are enjoyable even for the less athletic.

Available at all parks

A training activity based on the metaphor of trekking and cooking — without the use of traditional kitchens or cooking tools.

The experience becomes a challenge focused on learning and, not least, having fun. Preparing the dishes and organizing the activity offer participants a unique opportunity to look at teamwork and business dynamics from a new perspective, while also reflecting on their own role and behavior within the group.

Available at all parkS

It’s the high-tech treasure hunt of the new millennium.
A super fun activity where teams use a GPS device to search for specific points by following the coordinates provided by the staff.

The winning team is the one that reaches all the coordinates and completes the course first.

Available at all parkS

A stuntman is a highly trained specialist with essential skills to perform dangerous tasks, depending on their area of expertise — such as falling, driving, horseback riding, and more.

Participants, divided into groups and rotating through stations, will get the chance to try 4–5 different disciplines (parkour, martial arts, fencing, climbing, acting, etc.) under the guidance of experienced professionals — for a truly unique experience.

Get ready for an adrenaline-filled day!

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The Haka is much more than a simple war dance — it is a performance played with many instruments.
Hands, feet, legs, body, voice, tongue, and eyes… all play a role in completing this powerful ritual. This complex dance is an expression of the passion, strength, and identity of the Māori people.

The staff leading the activity consists of New Zealanders of Māori descent, directly connected to the tribe that holds all the rights to the tradition.
The Haka promotes teamwork and fosters individual leadership. It teaches communication and active listening, both individually and as a group, stimulates creativity and curiosity toward cultural diversity, and encourages respect for the value of relationships and mindful interaction with others.

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Participants will work in teams to design and build an educational vegetable garden (even in miniature form), combining planning and hands-on execution.

Specifically: selecting and building the container; designing the layout and preparing the soil; choosing the vegetables and creatively arranging the garden box.
The final product will be donated to a local charity organization.

Available at all parkS

Cheesemaker & Farmer Experience: challenge & collaboration — the activity takes place on a farm, either under gazebos, in the dairy workshop, in the educational classroom, or out in the field, depending on the needs.

It involves various tasks and games outdoors, with three main experiences:

• Butter and cheese making, including a cheese tasting
• Wood chopping challenge and “Nail the Nails” game
• Let’s build a scarecrow to protect the crops — teams must create a scarecrow using the provided materials, along with other eco-friendly challenges.

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The Carton Boat is a super fun activity that everyone can take part in.
First, the group learns how to build a cardboard boat, which they will later use to race.

The boats must meet one simple requirement: they need to be large enough to fit real people inside — in other words, they must be full-sized!
The materials used include cardboard, adhesive tape, plastic, scissors, brushes, and paint.

After the initial briefing, participants are divided into teams and must work together toward a common goal: sailing in their own handmade boat.