Scavenger hunts in San Clemente
San Clemente, the coastal gem in sunny California, offers more than just dreamy beaches and perfect surf spots. With myCityQuest Scavenger Hunts, you can explore the city in a playful way while solving exciting puzzles. Discover historical landmarks like the San Clemente Pier and Casa Romantica, or enjoy the views at Parque Del Mar. Let the unique history and culture of the city enchant you, and learn more about its famous residents.
myCityQuest Scavenger Hunts: Sights and Puzzle Fun
On a Scavenger Hunt in San Clemente, you'll embark on an exhilarating journey through the city, uncovering various sights and cracking tricky puzzles. Start your adventure at the renowned San Clemente Pier, majestically stretching over the Pacific Ocean. Next, head to Casa Romantica, a historic estate with breathtaking ocean views. Parque Del Mar, a picturesque park with palm trees and picnic spots, is also part of your Scavenger Hunt in San Clemente. Each stop brings new challenges and fascinating stories.
Scavenger Hunt in San Clemente: Experience History and Culture Up Close
As you wander through San Clemente on our Scavenger Hunts, you'll not only learn intriguing facts about the landmarks but also dive deep into the city's history and culture. Founded in 1925 by Ole Hanson, San Clemente is famous for its Spanish Colonial-style architecture. Did you know that former US President Richard Nixon lived here? His estate, La Casa Pacifica, is a significant part of the city's history. And let's not forget the local cuisine—be sure to try the fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants. A Scavenger Hunt in San Clemente is the perfect way to see the city from a new perspective while having loads of fun.
Based on long-standing experience, we know the special requirements that arise when planning a team event in San Clemente. With the myCityHunt Teamevent in San Clemente we have therefore developed a package especially for corporate clients. This extends our well-proven tours with a number of advantages that make our scavenger hunts the perfect teambuilding event in San Clemente.
- Support by myCityHunt guides via chat
- Shared image gallery and highscore
- Participation certificates with team photo & team name (as PDF)
- Interconnection through team chat
- Free rebooking (up to 7 days before the event)
- Payment by credit card or PayPal
- VAT invoice
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Frequently Asked Questions
With myCityHunt, San Clemente becomes your playing field! All you need is a ticket code, and an internet-enabled mobile phone.
On the desired date, you will gather your team in the city center of San Clemente. Then the scavenger hunt starts: Your mobile phone guides you and your team to numerous places worth seeing in San Clemente. Once there, you answer tricky questions and solve riddles. You gain points by correctly solving these tasks.
But that's not all: All registered players will receive special tasks during the rally, such as photo assignments or quiz questions. The scavenger hunt will reward you with many great memories, which you can view in a picture gallery afterwards.
Along the tour, you can take a break for ice cream or drinks at any time! After about 3 hours, the high score list will provide information about your overall ranking.
More information about the course of our scavenger hunt in San Clemente can be found here: https://www.mycityhunt.ie/how-it-works.
The price for a myCityHunt scavenger hunt in San Clemente is € 12.99 per person. In contrast to the price models of other providers, myCityHunt is charged per person. For example, the total price for two people is only € 25.98, for five persons € 64.95 and so on.
Tickets can be booked online in the ticket shop at https://www.mycityhunt.ie/tickets.
The myCityHunt scavenger hunt in San Clemente can be played at any time! If you have a ticket, you can play on a day of your choice at any time within the validity of 6 months. Tickets for myCityHunt scavenger hunts in San Clemente can be booked in the online ticket shop at https://www.mycityhunt.ie/tickets.
