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Turn central Perth into a kid-friendly treasure map with a 90-minute self-guided puzzle walk. Solve sensory-themed clues as you explore Elizabeth Quay, cultural precincts and city laneways at your own pace.
Turn central Perth into a kid-friendly treasure map with a 90-minute self-guided puzzle walk. Solve sensory-themed clues as you explore Elizabeth Quay, cultural precincts and city laneways at your own pace.
You step off the curb into a quieter stretch of Perth CBD and the city immediately feels like a playable map — pavements become puzzle boards, fountains hum with hidden clues, and the Swan River seems to wink from across the way.
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Operated by Questo · Perth, Western Australia
You step off the curb into a quieter stretch of Perth CBD and the city immediately feels like a playable map — pavements become puzzle boards, fountains hum with hidden clues, and the Swan River seems to wink from across the way.
This 90-minute, kid-focused self-guided adventure sends families through central Perth to recover the stolen Sensi-Stone. Along the way you’ll move between plazas, laneways, and waterfront promenades, solving sensory-themed challenges at real-world stops such as Elizabeth Quay, the cultural precinct and nearby laneways. The route stays largely flat and on paved surfaces, so strollers and small legs move at an easy pace; expect roughly 2–3 km of walking depending on detours and photo stops.
Perth sits on Whadjuk Noongar country beside the Swan River — the city's layout reflects both colonial-era planning around the river and the modern burst of cafes, art lanes and parkland like Kings Park across the water. Geologically you’re on the Swan Coastal Plain; the landscape is defined by river flats and limestone shelves rather than steep climbs.
Practical edge: the experience runs from your phone via a mobile access code and built-in GPS map. Start in the morning to avoid hot summer afternoons, bring a full battery and portable charger, and pause whenever the kids need snacks. Public transport links and ample cafés make it simple to reshuffle logistics mid-game. The format is flexible — you control the pace, and the storyline and puzzles turn a simple city walk into a short, imaginative outdoor mission for families.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for families and casual walkers; minimal fitness required
Yes — the route is primarily on paved city streets and suitable for prams and strollers.
Yes — the mobile format allows you to pause and pick up where you left off anytime.
The itinerary is designed for about 90 minutes, though families may take longer depending on stops and detours.
A mobile ticket is accepted; you’ll receive an access code to use on your phone.
Perth sits on Whadjuk Noongar land along the Swan River; the city’s layout and cultural precincts reflect both Indigenous presence and later colonial development.
Stick to paved paths, dispose of waste in bins, and respect cultural sites — protecting river edges and parkland helps keep family routes clean and accessible.
Questo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb into a quieter stretch of Perth CBD and the city immediately feels like a playable map — pavements become puzzle boards, fountains hum with hidden clues, and the Swan River seems to wink from across the way.
You step off the curb into a quieter stretch of Perth CBD and the city immediately feels like a playable map — pavements become puzzle boards, fountains hum with hidden clues, and the Swan River seems to wink from across the way.
This 90-minute, kid-focused self-guided adventure sends families through central Perth to recover the stolen Sensi-Stone. Along the way you’ll move between plazas, laneways, and waterfront promenades, solving sensory-themed challenges at real-world stops such as Elizabeth Quay, the cultural precinct and nearby laneways. The route stays largely flat and on paved surfaces, so strollers and small legs move at an easy pace; expect roughly 2–3 km of walking depending on detours and photo stops.
Perth sits on Whadjuk Noongar country beside the Swan River — the city's layout reflects both colonial-era planning around the river and the modern burst of cafes, art lanes and parkland like Kings Park across the water. Geologically you’re on the Swan Coastal Plain; the landscape is defined by river flats and limestone shelves rather than steep climbs.
Practical edge: the experience runs from your phone via a mobile access code and built-in GPS map. Start in the morning to avoid hot summer afternoons, bring a full battery and portable charger, and pause whenever the kids need snacks. Public transport links and ample cafés make it simple to reshuffle logistics mid-game. The format is flexible — you control the pace, and the storyline and puzzles turn a simple city walk into a short, imaginative outdoor mission for families.