THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Perth’s streets into a crime scene: a 90-minute GPS-guided walking quest that mixes puzzles, local history, and urban exploration. Ideal for couples, families, and friend groups who like teamwork and city discovery.
Turn Perth’s streets into a crime scene: a 90-minute GPS-guided walking quest that mixes puzzles, local history, and urban exploration. Ideal for couples, families, and friend groups who like teamwork and city discovery.
A group gathers beneath the shadow of modern glass and the broad sweep of the Swan River, phones in hand and curiosity turned up. The city hums — trams clack, cafés call out their orders — while the quest injects a theatrical edge; laneways whisper clues, public art points a finger, and the riverfront dares players to look past the obvious.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Questo · Perth, Western Australia
A group gathers beneath the shadow of modern glass and the broad sweep of the Swan River, phones in hand and curiosity turned up. The city hums — trams clack, cafés call out their orders — while the quest injects a theatrical edge; laneways whisper clues, public art points a finger, and the riverfront dares players to look past the obvious.
This is an urban detective walk that uses GPS-guided prompts and 10–15 interactive puzzles to lead players across central Perth. As the story unfolds, participants pass sites that map onto Perth’s history: the Whadjuk Noongar people’s long connection to the Swan River, the city’s 1829 colonial foundation, and the coastal plain geology of sandy soils and limestone shelves that shaped settlement patterns. Cultural touches — laneway cafes, heritage facades, and public sculptures — become part of the evidence, not just scenery.
Practical guidance is straightforward. The quest runs about 90 minutes at a comfortable walking pace and is suitable for families and groups; physical demands are low but require steady footing on mixed pavement. Players need a charged smartphone with mobile data and enough battery to run a GPS app. Start in daylight for best visibility and access to cafés and transport.
Expect to stop frequently for puzzles, to duck into quiet alleys, and to interact with clues that reference real city features. The experience rewards observational thinking more than athleticism — bring layers for breezy river conditions, a small water bottle, and a willingness to read details closely. Public transport and street parking are nearby, making the game an easy, flexible way to explore Perth with a problem-solving twist.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Basic level of fitness: able to walk on paved urban surfaces for up to 2 hours with short stops.
The digital itinerary provides a mapped start point in central Perth and typically finishes within a short walk of the starting area; public transport access is nearby.
Yes — puzzles are family-friendly and the physical demands are low, though younger children will need adult help with some clues.
No — the game is designed so that clues reference visible city features; basic map- and observation skills are sufficient.
Yes — the booking provides flexibility to pause and continue later using the same mobile access code.
Perth sits on the Swan Coastal Plain and is on Whadjuk Noongar country; European settlement began in 1829, shaping the grid and heritage pockets the quest references.
Keep the game low-impact by staying on public paths, avoiding private property, and supporting local cafés and small businesses encountered during the route.
Questo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A group gathers beneath the shadow of modern glass and the broad sweep of the Swan River, phones in hand and curiosity turned up. The city hums — trams clack, cafés call out their orders — while the quest injects a theatrical edge; laneways whisper clues, public art points a finger, and the riverfront dares players to look past the obvious.
A group gathers beneath the shadow of modern glass and the broad sweep of the Swan River, phones in hand and curiosity turned up. The city hums — trams clack, cafés call out their orders — while the quest injects a theatrical edge; laneways whisper clues, public art points a finger, and the riverfront dares players to look past the obvious.
This is an urban detective walk that uses GPS-guided prompts and 10–15 interactive puzzles to lead players across central Perth. As the story unfolds, participants pass sites that map onto Perth’s history: the Whadjuk Noongar people’s long connection to the Swan River, the city’s 1829 colonial foundation, and the coastal plain geology of sandy soils and limestone shelves that shaped settlement patterns. Cultural touches — laneway cafes, heritage facades, and public sculptures — become part of the evidence, not just scenery.
Practical guidance is straightforward. The quest runs about 90 minutes at a comfortable walking pace and is suitable for families and groups; physical demands are low but require steady footing on mixed pavement. Players need a charged smartphone with mobile data and enough battery to run a GPS app. Start in daylight for best visibility and access to cafés and transport.
Expect to stop frequently for puzzles, to duck into quiet alleys, and to interact with clues that reference real city features. The experience rewards observational thinking more than athleticism — bring layers for breezy river conditions, a small water bottle, and a willingness to read details closely. Public transport and street parking are nearby, making the game an easy, flexible way to explore Perth with a problem-solving twist.