Team Social Walks

The team social everyone actually enjoys

Bored of “pub and grub”? A guided walk turns your team social into a shared adventure: gruesome, ghostly, scandalous and quirky stories, told on the streets where they happened.

Perfect for a summer party, Christmas outing, away day or a reward after a big win. Add a quiz for some friendly competition, and finish at the pub or restaurant of your choice.

Plan your walk

Duration: 60 to 120 minutes
Group: Private to your team
Extras: Quiz and refreshment stops on request
Finish: At your chosen pub or restaurant

An activity for the whole team, not just the loud ones

Finding a social everyone enjoys is a headache. Go-karting is too competitive for some; a night in the pub leaves non-drinkers out. Walking is the perfect middle ground.

It's low-impact, open to every age and fitness level, and needs no kit. No forced fun, no hangover the next day, just a relaxed, engaging afternoon that brings people together.

Our guides don't just point at buildings. They tell the stories that make London come alive, and those stories keep the debate going long after the walk ends.

A guide gestures as he tells a story to a team of colleagues under the trees of a leafy East London square

Why a walk works

Why a walk makes a better team social

01
Truly inclusive

Everyone can take part, whatever their age, fitness or whether they drink. The whole team feels included and valued.
02
Pressure-free bonding

Walking creates natural gaps for conversation. Junior staff chat comfortably with senior leaders, and people who never work together get to connect.
03
A pub quiz come to life

Entertainment with substance. Ask us and we'll finish with a quiz on everything your team learned along the way.

For your company

Lift morale, help retention

A thoughtful, high-quality social shows your team you value them beyond their output, and builds a positive association with work.
Mix the departments

Marketing chats to Finance; Sales walks with IT. Those informal collisions carry back into better collaboration in the office.
Great value

Far less than an activity day or an open bar tab, and it slots neatly before a team dinner or works as a standalone afternoon treat.

For your team

An escape from the screen

Fresh air and a change of scene let people properly switch off and enjoy each other's company.
Tourists in their own city

Hidden alleyways, ancient pubs and film locations that even lifelong Londoners have walked straight past.
Social without the booze focus

We can finish at the pub, but the walk itself isn't about drinking, so connections form around shared stories, not rounds.

“Andrew is an excellent guide. So informative, knowledgeable and interesting. His colleague Malcom accompanied us and both made friendly and interesting walking companions, who looked after the group and ensured everyone was included.”

Jackie, Food and Drink Federation