Lost Key - Waikiki

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1–2 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in decent physical shape, capable of standing and moving comfortably in water and on uneven surfaces.

Overview

Discover Waikiki’s unique water adventure that combines puzzle-solving with ocean fun in Honolulu. The Lost Key experience offers an exciting twist on outdoor activity—perfect for puzzle enthusiasts and water lovers alike.

Walking Tour

Honolulu, Hawaii

Lost Key - Waikiki

Team Game • 1.5 Hours

Select participants and date

Date

Tue, Oct 7

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

When your uncle died, he left behind a fortune, but hid the key and requires you to find it by solving a series of puzzles.

The Lost Key is a competitive game where teams of 4-8 people will compete to see who can open the safe to find your Uncle's key.

For competitive games, teams will try to get the highest score, and that highest score will get the first opportunity to open the safe and use the answers from the 16 puzzles to see if they can win the game. It can be a team building game or just fun for the family (or a competition between a team of husbands and a team of wives, if that's what you are into). For the non-competitive games, there is an option where every team can attempt to open the safe, giving every one a chance to win.

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Bring plenty of water to keep yourself refreshed during the adventure.

Wear Sunscreen

Apply sunscreen generously to protect your skin from Hawaii’s strong sun.

Use Water Shoes

Wearing water shoes will help you navigate the shoreline comfortably and protect your feet.

Bring a Waterproof Bag

Keep your phone, camera, and other valuables protected from water and sand.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle
Clownfish

History

Waikiki’s growth as a tourist destination began in the early 20th century, transforming from a quiet fishing village into a bustling cityscape with a vibrant outdoor culture.

Conservation

This activity promotes respect for Waikiki’s marine environment, encouraging participants to follow local guidelines that help preserve coral reefs and water quality.