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Turn Poole into a live map of clues, quizzes and coastal discoveries with a 1‑day app pass. Explore the quay, Sandbanks and marshes at your own pace — score points, learn local stories and follow GPS-guided routes that nudge you toward Poole’s lesser-known corners.
Turn Poole into a live map of clues, quizzes and coastal discoveries with a 1‑day app pass. Explore the quay, Sandbanks and marshes at your own pace — score points, learn local stories and follow GPS-guided routes that nudge you toward Poole’s lesser-known corners.
You step out onto Poole Quay and the harbour breathes around you — ferries cut silver lines, gulls size up unattended sandwiches, and the salt air pushes your pace toward a pin on your phone.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Poole, Dorset
You step out onto Poole Quay and the harbour breathes around you — ferries cut silver lines, gulls size up unattended sandwiches, and the salt air pushes your pace toward a pin on your phone.
This self-guided, app-driven treasure hunt maps more than 100 pins across Poole and the surrounding coast: from the busy quay and Sandbanks spit to quieter marsh paths. Geology here is coastal plain and tidal estuary — wide, low-lying terrain with short climbs up seawalls and viewpoints rather than long ascents. History threads through the route: Poole’s trading past, the founding Scouting camp on Brownsea Island, and Victorian expansion all surface in clues and quiz questions.
Culture in Poole is maritime and pragmatic; the food scene skews seafood, the harbour supports local ferries and conservation efforts, and summer visitors bring a brisk, convivial energy. The app nudges you off main streets toward local curios — boat yards, pocket parks, and lesser-known viewpoints where seals and waders often hold court.
Practical guidance: this is light walking on mixed urban and coastal paths — expect flat to gently undulating terrain, puddles after rain, and exposed sections on Sandbanks. Your 1‑Day Pass activates on first login and cannot be paused, so plan a 3–5 hour window. Bring a fully charged smartphone (the app runs on GPS), a portable charger, comfortable shoes, and rain layers. Start early to avoid peak parking and choose low tide for better mudflat views. Pace yourself: the game is flexible — visit as many pins as you like and end where you choose.
easy.
About 4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels — light walking with intermittent standing and short, easy inclines
Download the Loquiz app, scan the QR code on your ticket and log in — your pass activates on first login and runs for 24 hours.
Yes — one ticket allows device sharing for a group, but only one device can be logged in at a time; rotate the device as you explore.
Many quay and park sections are stroller-friendly, but some marsh boardwalks and beach approaches can be uneven; check each pin’s access in the app.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before activation; once the app is activated no refunds are provided.
Poole’s harbour has been a trading and shipbuilding hub for centuries; Brownsea Island hosted the 1907 camp often cited as the start of the Scouting movement.
Poole Harbour contains protected mudflats and marshes (SSSI areas) — stick to marked trails, avoid disturbing nesting birds and carry out litter to reduce plastic and wildlife disturbance.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out onto Poole Quay and the harbour breathes around you — ferries cut silver lines, gulls size up unattended sandwiches, and the salt air pushes your pace toward a pin on your phone.
You step out onto Poole Quay and the harbour breathes around you — ferries cut silver lines, gulls size up unattended sandwiches, and the salt air pushes your pace toward a pin on your phone.
This self-guided, app-driven treasure hunt maps more than 100 pins across Poole and the surrounding coast: from the busy quay and Sandbanks spit to quieter marsh paths. Geology here is coastal plain and tidal estuary — wide, low-lying terrain with short climbs up seawalls and viewpoints rather than long ascents. History threads through the route: Poole’s trading past, the founding Scouting camp on Brownsea Island, and Victorian expansion all surface in clues and quiz questions.
Culture in Poole is maritime and pragmatic; the food scene skews seafood, the harbour supports local ferries and conservation efforts, and summer visitors bring a brisk, convivial energy. The app nudges you off main streets toward local curios — boat yards, pocket parks, and lesser-known viewpoints where seals and waders often hold court.
Practical guidance: this is light walking on mixed urban and coastal paths — expect flat to gently undulating terrain, puddles after rain, and exposed sections on Sandbanks. Your 1‑Day Pass activates on first login and cannot be paused, so plan a 3–5 hour window. Bring a fully charged smartphone (the app runs on GPS), a portable charger, comfortable shoes, and rain layers. Start early to avoid peak parking and choose low tide for better mudflat views. Pace yourself: the game is flexible — visit as many pins as you like and end where you choose.